Will there be riots tonight?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Streets are filling up the in Boston, but calm.

Havent seen any shots of Atlanta yet.

[slambam]

They're gonna blow up the Georgia Dome tonight.

[themike78]

Lots of blacks in Atlanta so the answer would be yes. Are there any books taking bets on it? I will throw a hundred on yes there will be.

[CWD]

diggity how many mark wahlberg posters do you have in your bedroom

[SharpAngles]

#NotMySuperbowlChamp

[SharpAngles]

diggity how many mark wahlberg posters do you have in your bedroom

Only his cherished Dirk Diggler as Brock Landers poster made the cut

[DiggityDaggityDo]

diggity how many mark wahlberg posters do you have in your bedroom

Just the one, Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch.

Why?

[CWD]

Just the one, Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch.

Why?

im doing early christmas shopping trying to locate a wahlberg fathead for u

[stackz125]

Diggity you going to join them?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Diggity you going to join them?

No looting in Ca.

[CWD]

diggity are you buying this - he looked mad sitting up in that box when it was 28-3

Mark Wahlberg puts his family first — even during the Super Bowl.
The Patriots superfan, 45, attended the game with his wife, Reah Durham, and their two sons, Michael and Brendan, on Sunday. And while the family was seen dressed in matching jerseys and standing on the field before kickoff, they had to leave the history-making game earlier than planned.
“I had to leave the game early because my youngest son wasn’t feeling well,” Wahlberg posted on Instagram alongside a photo of his family standing on the field. “Trust me, I would have loved to be at the stadium – but family first. Doesn’t mean I don’t love my Patriots too!”

[Kermit]

Apparently T Mobile felt the wrath in Atlanta last night.

[CWD]

congratulations now you have to take the phone back to the store to activate it

[DiggityDaggityDo]

diggity are you buying this - he looked mad sitting up in that box when it was 28-3

Mark Wahlberg puts his family first — even during the Super Bowl.
The Patriots superfan, 45, attended the game with his wife, Reah Durham, and their two sons, Michael and Brendan, on Sunday. And while the family was seen dressed in matching jerseys and standing on the field before kickoff, they had to leave the history-making game earlier than planned.
“I had to leave the game early because my youngest son wasn’t feeling well,” Wahlberg posted on Instagram alongside a photo of his family standing on the field. “Trust me, I would have loved to be at the stadium – but family first. Doesn’t mean I don’t love my Patriots too!”

He was pissed off and left.

Now kicking himself for not sticking around for what would have been the best Super Bowl he ever saw.

I'm ripping my Marky Mark poster off the wall.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Apparently T Mobile felt the wrath in Atlanta last night.

I knew it.

[funnyb25]

Heavy rain today

[jjgold]

blacks love stealing

[15805]

#NotMySuperbowlChamp

Really getting Tired of all this Winning. I know - I can't believe it - Trump is brilliant - I thought it was a lock to land on 8 - I know 6 is deadly close but for guys like me and Trump we only accept perfection - your inner city liberal thugs from da A T L got choked out by the Golden Boy. Actually after the OT score they should really have let the Pats go for two
again so Trump's prediction would have been perfect!

[grease lightnin]

He was pissed off and left.

Now kicking himself for not sticking around for what would have been the best Super Bowl he ever saw.

I'm ripping my Marky Mark poster off the wall.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

diggity are you buying this - he looked mad sitting up in that box when it was 28-3

Mark Wahlberg puts his family first — even during the Super Bowl.
The Patriots superfan, 45, attended the game with his wife, Reah Durham, and their two sons, Michael and Brendan, on Sunday. And while the family was seen dressed in matching jerseys and standing on the field before kickoff, they had to leave the history-making game earlier than planned.
“I had to leave the game early because my youngest son wasn’t feeling well,” Wahlberg posted on Instagram alongside a photo of his family standing on the field. “Trust me, I would have loved to be at the stadium – but family first. Doesn’t mean I don’t love my Patriots too!”

CWD we finally got the truth.




Mark Wahlberg caught a lot of flack for leaving last season’s Super Bowl when the Patriots were down. (Getty)
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Mark Wahlberg is about as Boston as it gets.
Sure, Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, David Ortiz and Larry Bird are just as synonymous with the city. But it’s hard to find anyone who flouts his Beantown cred more than Wahlberg.
Which is why it was so disappointing to his fellow Massachusetts faithful when Wahlberg left early during last season’s Super Bowl when the Atlanta Falcons had the New England Patriots on the ropes, only to miss the greatest comeback in the history of the sport.
Seriously. Boston sports fans take that stuff personally. In a not rational way.
At the time, he said it was because his son wasn’t feeling well.
In a recent interview, he shed some light on his then 8-year-old son’s, ahem, ailment. The departure didn’t have as much to do with his health, but his f-bomb laden tirade.
From Wahlberg’s interview with Men’s Health’s Stephen Rodrick:

“He was spitting out F-bombs and going crazy. It was bad,” says Wahlberg, shuddering as if he’s reliving the moment. “He was lying down on the carpet. He was very upset.” Rhea (Durham) wanted to stay, but Wahlberg wasn’t having it and left with his boy.

I ask Wahlberg if his son learned a valuable lesson about not giving up on your team, and he laughs. “Heck no. He’s a vicious sore loser. He wants the ball. He hates when his brother gets it. When he doesn’t get the ball, he goes crazy. He throws rocks.”

File this story under: things you learn that are not at all surprising.

[Auto Donk]

diggity how many mark wahlberg posters do you have in your bedroom

none, for he has this as his screen saver:

[funnyb25]

[JIBBBY]

blacks love stealing

Lol..

They like freebies (fixed)... Who doesn't though? If the Government was giving it out and I was on drugs, living in poverty I might sign up for welfare , free housing and food stamps too.