Just in Time For the Super Bowl…Idiotic Party Ideas

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We didn’t expect much from these Ground Zero-created videos for ESPN Shorts which, in partnership with Domino’s, highlight the art of the sports party and provide party tips for the sports lover but when a George Washington type hauled out a t-shirt cannon, we thought, “Damn! We gotta quit spending the entire Super Bowl writing about stupid commercials, pick up a six pack and actually watch the game…with friends…at a party…with other members of the human species.”

We like good, stupid fun every once in a while to spice up our life. See the video here and here.

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