This valentines day, let your better half know how you feel.

Planned Parenthood got former college and professional football player Sean James and Olympic gold medalist Al Joyner to respond to the Focus on the Family Super Bowl ad. James and Joyner both declare their position that a woman has the right to choose, and her choice should be respected. The ad ends with Al Joyner saying : We celebrate family by supporting our mothers, by supporting our daughters, by trusting women.

Ok, I've come down from my sugar-high caused by way too many soda pops and candy bars that kept me chugging through, staying awake from Sunday morning to late Monday night. It's not a good state to watch and try to judge the ads in, so I'd like to thank a whole bunch of people too numerous to mention, among them DDB, TBWA, FLO TV rep Edelman, Teleflora, Lynch Communications and Medialink Worldwide for sending their ads in early to help the process along here. Y'all rock and you know it. The 2010 super bowl XLIV commercials collection thanks you too.  read more »

This time the Arabian guys on hamburger dates with American girls trick the girls into believing that "The richer you are, the more humps you have on your camel". Hey ladies, did you hear that the word gullible is no longer in the dictionary?

Me and these guys have way too much in common.

Post-game

Barkley raps fotr Taco Bell, a giant nod to BK's bizarre musical ditty a few bowls back, and with a bonus "Taco Bell logo on the moon" joke.

Post-game

So, numa numa guy, chocolate rain and even the dramatic chipmunk make an apperance once again in adverts.