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I didn’t watch the Super Bowl last night; not that I could
have if it was broadcasted, so I have no idea who won the game.
The TV was out.
As predicted, the spring like weather didn’t
last and we got an artic like weekend with wicked winds that came howling down
from Norway.
The winds and the cold
knocked the local transmitter out and we got a big ‘zero’ when we tried to find any
television channels.
Just a reminder:
cable doesn’t exist, and where we’re at, options are limited. It’s not the
first time this has happened.
Our region
is noted for having a less than acceptable transmitter; it’s weak at best.
We can’t even get cell phone reception in the
house; Christophe has to walk out onto the terrace to get his calls, regardless
of the weather.
It’s one of the “perks”
of living where we are.
But honestly, I
don’t know if I would have wanted to watch the Super Bowl anyways.
All the commercials are cut out and French
commentary on the game is dull, very dull.
I did get to watch it a few years when Devin Hester from the Bears ran
92 yards on the opening kickoff for a touchdown.
That was exciting, and I screamed louder than
anyone else in France. It was the first time the Super Bowl was broadcasted here; we
stayed up to 2am to watch it live.
It
was also the second to last time I saw it listed in the TV program.
I guess it didn’t go over very well, but that
could be because the French commentary of the game was as exciting as the other
side of a butter knife.
Yeah, it was
that good.
At least I can get the game
highlights and commercials on the internet; that is, when it’s working.
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