The Snooze Button: 2/9

Every morning, DSB will give you a post entitled The Snooze Button.  Some sites will give you a Wake-Up Call or The Morning Meat...instead we give you just enough to occupy the first 9 minutes of your day.

Link o' the Day

Colts' blog Stampede Blue has a beer and an interview with Peter King. Even after reading this excellent post, I still think KSK's treatment of King's Monday Morning Quarterback column is a must read...a lofty read.

Pic o' the Day

Minimalist Tarantino movie posters

Winner of the Day: Dear John


Lost in the Super Bowl hoopla of the weekend was Avatar losing its death grip on the box office's top spot.  The latest sap-fest adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks' book, Dear John, ended the seven-week run of the blue Na'avi.  Luckily there wasn't a paper bag to be found on the set of Dear John because star Channing Tatum couldn't have acted his way out of it. 

Loser of the Day: M*A*S*H


Super Bowl 44 supplanted the final episode of M*A*S*H as the most watched program in television history.  The venerable Korean War comedy held the record for nearly 27 years until football's big game drew an estimated 106.5 million viewers.

Plug of the Day:

Get the lotion ready...because he comes a little self-gratification:
  • A link to our latest podcast that I would call a must-listen
  • And a link to Bearcat's excellent must-read post from yesterday on the upcoming NFL labor strife
Song to Wake Up to (Cover Song Tuesday):



Thanks for coming and suckling Daddy's Sugar Ball...

Posted by Max Power at 2/9/2010 8:00 AM
Categories: uncategorized
Tags: Peter King M*A*S*H Avatar Quentin Tarantino Hallelujeh Super Bowl 44 Justin Timberlake Reservoir Dogs Matt Morris Dear John Stampede Blue
 

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