Bud Bowl: As Much a Super Bowl Sunday Institution as Football (Teasers Added)

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For its BudBowl.com campaign, Budweiser is letting Super Bowl audiences vote on each of its ads as they appear, via text message.

Register at the BudBowl site. Budweiser, which is totally happy to whore it up each Super Bowl, promises 10 fresh spots this year and a secret 11th for those involved in the voting.

Don’t miss it. Highlights from last year involved crabs and a really fucked-up game of rock-paper-scissors.

Ooh. Just scored teasers. We are laughing already (the vodka helped; sorry Bud, beer don’t cut it.) Witness Super Bowl ad magic below.

Breathe Fire
X-Ray Vision
Wheel
Team
Language of Love

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