What's the Roman Numeral for 40?

[_rebel_waltz]

I'm going to follow up on Dan's post about the Super Bowl festivities. This doesn't have to do with the actual game, but one of the commercials. You know the Pepsi commercials they were airing, where the bottles were playing music and shit? Well, one clip showed this kid standing with a bottle of Pepsi at the front door, while (I assume) his

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[yousmell]

they have absolutely no scruples, devin. none. never did. well, maybe they did once. this is the type of thing that juan might go out of his way to rationalize the okayness of, but you and i know is just plain wrong.

[johnny_was]

i was the only one to blurt out "what the fuck!!" where i was.
i still can't make much sense of it. what the fuck?

I was actually thinking about that today, also.

[anonymous]

http://www.novaroma.org/via_romana/numbers.html
So next year will be XL.

- Danielle B

[danielioneye]

I think it has something to do with the girl's mother being hot, so the boyfriend, prom date, whatever-the-fuck-he-is is attracted to her. Hence "I like your mom and it's no fad..." business, because that's probably what the advertisers thought.

"Oh, there's a song about liking someone's mom because she's hot."

Way to go Pepsi. You failed to rationalize the fact that it's a Bouncing Souls song and now middle-aged men who are wasted off of Bud Light are going to be talking about that commercial like the song was completely made up because the dude wanted to bang his date's mom. Fuck mooks. All of them.

[goopunnin]

or maybe the bouncing souls (or their label?) failed to rationalize the fact that it was a pepsi commercial being aired during the super bowl.

[yousmell]

exactly.

[johnny_was]

the Bouncing Souls just plainly sold themselves out. and to fucking Pepsi. if that's not a horrible conglomorate of a company, what is?

[medicalfools]

i think it's XL. 50-10, right?