She did not just one, but two Super Bowl ads in which she plays the role she was born to portray: a scorching hot woman.
I have no idea what product the advertisers who featured Adriana in the first of two ads featuring her are trying to sell. Based on the photos all I can guess is that Ms. Lima was showing women everywhere how to look incredibly beautiful. First, Adriana shows women the proper way to get dressed:
A Lot of People Would Dress Before
Being Filmed for an Appearance on National TV
Not That I'm Complaining.
Seriously, Adriana, Take Your Time Getting Ready.
Gorgeous- Now if Only There Was a Way We Could See More of Your Chest
Adriana Lima also starred in another ad that ran during the Super Bowl for some other product I can't remember. What did stick with me after watching these ads is just how hot Adriana Lima looks.
That Will Do Nicely
Note to Self: Visit More Speedways
Apparently, Ms. Lima's prior work includes modeling for Victoria's Secret. Further investigation into her past may be necessary.
My quest to find a woman with less than 18% body fat and a post-graduate science degree continues.
What I Remember of the Super Bowl: Madonna
I've never been so upset with Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson more than when this year's halftime entertainment, Madonna, took to the stage. Madonna released her first album in 1983 took to the stage and began belting out "Vogue", her hit song, which was released 22 years ago.
I don't hate Madonna. I don't have another performer in mind that would do a better job headlining the Super Bowl halftime show. What I do have is a desire not to have to justify why I enjoy the NFL to the people I interact with in real life. Madonna, who didn't have enough breath in her lungs to sing all the words in her own songs, isn't helping me in this respect.
What I Remember of the Super Bowl: Slacklining
Also during the halftime show a goofy looking guy bounced around on a loose tight rope, which I had to look up so as to avoid using an oxymoron when describing it. Apparently, the name of the activity he was participating in is known as "Slacklining", which looks like a gymnastics event that is some sort of weird cross between the balance beam and the trampoline.
My quest to find a woman with less than 18% body fat and a post-graduate science degree continues.
What I Remember of the Super Bowl: Madonna
I've never been so upset with Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson more than when this year's halftime entertainment, Madonna, took to the stage. Madonna released her first album in 1983 took to the stage and began belting out "Vogue", her hit song, which was released 22 years ago.
I don't hate Madonna. I don't have another performer in mind that would do a better job headlining the Super Bowl halftime show. What I do have is a desire not to have to justify why I enjoy the NFL to the people I interact with in real life. Madonna, who didn't have enough breath in her lungs to sing all the words in her own songs, isn't helping me in this respect.
Also during the halftime show a goofy looking guy bounced around on a loose tight rope, which I had to look up so as to avoid using an oxymoron when describing it. Apparently, the name of the activity he was participating in is known as "Slacklining", which looks like a gymnastics event that is some sort of weird cross between the balance beam and the trampoline.
There is a head slappingly dumb name for the character the guy bouncing around on the rope chose for himself. According to this article, "His curly-haired, toga-wearing character was supposed to be a combination of Caesar and Socrates, the father of the philosophy of slacklining known as Slackrates, Lewis said. Or at least that was the plan." Yes, you read that correctly, he went with the name "Slackrates". We are all now dumber for having experienced this.
