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I have to say that's a quite good summary from a Welshman. Well done!

It was a good game though I'm bummed at the outcome. Congrats to the Ravens!

That was painful. Meanwhile.... what's this--the Niners are back!

About sums up my Superbowl experience. Fortunately, I still have lots of beer.

Niners down at halftime, but they'll come back.

Doesn't he own or license ASL?

This might help: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080131110526AA5oH34

That 4th and 29 conversion against the Chargers was outrageous: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er-VDKsZDho If it weren't for that play, the Ravens wouldn't even make the playoffs.

Swabbies?

Niners!

Big game in the NFC West... big game.

Looks like the Niners might make the playoffs. I admit to a sense of the surreal, as if I've been shunted into a parallel universe.

That was an awesome series. My hat is off to the Cardinals and their amazing season.

Here you go Mr. Smith: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGFNJdTpkMU Your complaint has been filed. Apologies all around for the inconvenience.

This is a trip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9TXLiM79lY

I have no children; however, I was once a child. People, children too, make choices 'just on their own' innumerable times each day. When it comes to choosing which influences to follow, discernment dictates whether the choices made were good or bad--not chance. How you raise your child...

Fundamentalist Christians are intolerant. That's the impression I got from Jam's use of the word 'fundamentalist'. You forgot to add 'tolerance'.

To children? No. Not until they're ready, or being prepared, to make choices on their own. I didn't fall in or suffer anything worse than momentary vertigo, and the vertigo could have been anything. Of course, if I did fall in, I might not know. You guys will have to tell me. Please do...

I agree. I think the flak is misplaced, too. I only have my personal experience to go on, however. As a child, I enjoyed reading the Narnia tales. It was vivid, and I was unaware of any possible religious 'message' in those books until I was older, almost an adult, and learned of Lewis's...

Yeah, you have some points.