[koolaid89]

Originally Posted by Joe Kidd I liked Chryslers tribute also to the farmer. But anyone who has listened to Paul Harvey knows he was a Buick man.

I don't care if Paul was a Yugo man, that was a great commercial.

[Joe Kidd]

Originally Posted by koolaid89 I don't care if Paul was a Yugo man, that was a great commercial.

Yeah my thoughts exactly.

[Tumey's 55]

Originally Posted by HARFprez A good note and a bad note, first the good, i agree, the Paul Harvey piece was one of the 3 "tear-jerker" moments of the night for me (Thank You Dodge), followed closely by the Jeep piece honoring our Soldiers, 3rd, the Bud commercial about raising a Clydsdale, priceless. The bad note is that the good thing about ray lewis being in the super bowl is that it keeps him from killing any more people at a super bowl party. #52 is the worst example the media, especially tv, can put in front of kids as a role model. i hope after the blitz the ravens will receive this week, we will no longer hear about mr. lewis. jmho, bob.

Unfortunately, Mr. Lewis has already signed with a network so he is not going away. ESPN I believe.

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[turn4]

Originally Posted by HARFprez A good note and a bad note, first the good, i agree, the Paul Harvey piece was one of the 3 "tear-jerker" moments of the night for me (Thank You Dodge), followed closely by the Jeep piece honoring our Soldiers, 3rd, the Bud commercial about raising a Clydsdale, priceless. The bad note is that the good thing about ray lewis being in the super bowl is that it keeps him from killing any more people at a super bowl party. #52 is the worst example the media, especially tv, can put in front of kids as a role model. i hope after the blitz the ravens will receive this week, we will no longer hear about mr. lewis. jmho, bob.

I think Ray"killmeinAtlanta"Lewis has signed a TV deal for next season with ESPN.