Drabble by Kevin Fagan for February 12, 2023

Norm is lately becoming the norm.

Here’s one more thing to ponder – Do ever notice that Thanksgiving always falls on a Thursday??!!! WHY is that??

;-)

His question’s not that stupid. Having the game on a Sunday maximizes the number of likely viewers.

Easter always falls on a Sunday, too, and I never asked why.

By design?

There’s no such thing as a stupid question – of course there is! When I was in school and the teacher said, “There’s no such thing as a stupid question,” I took it as a challenge.

Finally! Now all we have to endure is two weeks of post-Supurb Owl “analysis”.

Some of the questions, I see online, make this one seem rational.

It’ll all be over with after this evening. Huzzah!

That’s a good question Norm(I can’t believe I’m saying that), shouldn’t the Super Bowl be on a day that EVERYONE can have a couple drinks?

But why is Mardi Gras always on a Tuesday?And why is Ash Wednesday always on the Wednesday after Mardi Gras?

There is a growing movement to have the Super Bowl played on Saturday. Probably being led by employers who are tired of hung-over employees taking off the Monday after the game.

There are however, Norm questions…

Alright, so there are some stupid questions.

Ralph said that with Norm around, that was pretty stupid.

Here’s a question. Why do people care so much about one game that involves two teams that most people wouldn’t care about earlier in the season unless they were playing THEIR team? Besides that…. football is just a dumb sport.

There are no stupid questions, just stupid people

There are no stupid questions, but stupid people ask questions all the time.

Actually, just this morning I heard that they are considering moving the game to Saturday. See https://sports.yahoo.com/should-the-idea-of-a-super-bowl-played-on-saturday-gain-steam-180530971.html

Happy Superb Owl Sunday!!!!

And Easter always falls on a Sunday too. I guess Big Santa wants it that way.

A few decades ago the game used to be played in what was the afternoon on the east coast. We are not sports interested people and husband goes further to be upset about sports on TV. He would walk around in department stores and change the channels on the TVs from the game to other programming. We actually would go out every year on the day of the game just so he could do this.