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With how a lot of people on Twitter, like CNBC's Darren Rovell , were hyping this up as this great event. And when you saw that a "Star Wars" theme will take place, I thought it was going to be better than even Nike Soccer's "Write The Future" campaign. But at last, it isn't to me. First, here's the ad: It made no sense. No soccer star besides an injured and now internationally done Beckham, and a theme that had nothing to do with soccer. Uggggggggghh. And I was hoping very well that it would upstage Nike's ad, considering everyone had been wondering when Adidas where going to debut their World Cup commercials. But unless they have a continuation of this series, than it just sadly won't be the case. Also, this will probably be the most enjoyable, funniest thing you'll read all day today. Here is the caption (and no, it is not another Glenn Beck attack on the girls): That is a really fun read, guaranteed. More to come folks.

I was thinking when would he start going after Obama's daughters, and now that great classy day has come : You would probably forget from his insanity like no other here that he has a daughter himself. How at the behest of that child, I feel the need to say that I feel sorry for her that her daddy is the definition of a psychopath in the dictionary. I wonder how he will go after the dog Bo in the future? He'll probably bark all over his show like he barked earlier in the year. All for decline ratings I say!

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