You need a little class in your life, so enjoy the daily comedic stylings of Mr. Ron Bennington of the Ron and Fez Show (11-3 on XM 202, Sirius 197…the Official Satellite Radio show of Friends of the Program).

Dave: “I thought [the Who] were better than Carrie Underwood and Queen Latifah.”

Ron: “Well, they had better songs to do.”

This is a picture from the Academy Sports in Lafayette, Louisiana last night after the Saints won the Super Bowl.  This is amazing, not so much for the sheer number of people there, but more so that that many people would wear the typically awful looking first versions of Championship gear that gets put out there on the heels of a championship.  Pace yourselves Saints fans, quality craftsmanship takes time.

Now with frightening Zombie video…

[via City Business]

Woman of the Week:  The Saintsations.  Cause girls from Chalmette need love too.

• Breesus Saves…[AOL Fanhouse]
• …and now in t-shirt form. [289]
• A little more Brees hero worship [Dr. Saturday]
• Sean Payton…testicles.  That is all. [The Sporting Blog]
• The Manning Face made its triumphant return last night [KSK]
• The happiest adandoned streetcar in New Orleans [Deadspin]
• Bourbon Street, the morning after [WhitneySnyder]
• A Saints win causes photo editors to throw caution to the wind [Tirico Suave]
• Dwight Howard’s baby mama certainly made an impresson on Super Bowl week. [Busted Coverage]
• Warren Sapp had a rough tip to Miami [SbB]
• The best ofthe Super Bowl commercials [SBNation]

This friendly reminder of your impending judgement comes courtesy of a strategically placed ad in the Shreveport Times in their Super Bowl preview section.  With the Saints winning the Super Bowl, all bets are off.  Somebody get me a priest!

[HT Me, over at AsSeeninShreveport]

THE NEW ORLEANS SAINTS HAVE WON THE SUPER BOWL.

I literally sat in complete silence for those final 2 minutes or so of the game coming to grips with that reality.  Im not really ready to put any of this into words at this point so I figured that Precious up there would do for now as a demonstration of how great my joy is…my joy is greater than  a 400 lb woman standing on South Beach in a see through top and a gold pimp cane. Who dat to all.  I’m spent.

[HT to Jeff for the photo...so blame him]

You’ll have to forgive the lack of normal spectacular blogginess, but the perfect storm of Mardi Gras and the New Orleans Saints in the Super Bowl have rendered me fairly indisposed.  Let me just type that again…the New Orleans Saints are in the Super Bowl.  I don’t care how many times CBS shows Katrina footage, Archie Manning, Tom Dempsey, and whatever black and gold bum they can pull off the streets to tug at the nation’s emotions.  Tug away dammit.  Let the cliche’s fly a-holes.  Hell have stupid Billy Crystal do his racist black jazz player schtick for the entire halftime performance.  I don’t care.  The Saints are in the by God Super Bowl.  And you may be wondering by this time in the post, am I gonna hack it up with a U2 song to close this bitch out?  You damn right….Who Dat!

Great piece over at HoopsHype on Mahmoud Abdul Rauf, or as most LSU fans and really anyone on the Gulf Coast know him as, Chris Jackson.  Rauf, still playing professional basketball, now in Japan and at 40 years of age (40!…sweet fancy Moses Im getting old!), recalls his time in the NBA, the whole national anthem fiasco, and his not-so-pleasant living experiences in Mississippi.

Very much worth the read.