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Stabbing Vaginas Isn't A Fun Pre-Super Bowl Game Conan O'Brien


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Football's irredeemable barbarism, glorification of war, and (now conscious) habit of putting big strong men into early graves makes the whole thing thoroughly unwatchable for me. I don't like violent video games for similar reasons. So, it came as a big, huge, giant shock that I enjoyed this Conan O'Brien Show clip of Marshawn Lynch of the Seattle Seahawks and Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots playing the yet-to-be-released Mortal Kombat X. And I wasn't the only one, (there are currently over 6,700,000 views on YouTube).
I was fully on board with this cutesy coming-together of the NFL's biggest rivals. Lynch is comedic genius, and O'Brien had his moments too. For a moment I totally copped to the Superbowl hype, "maybe I'll watch this thing tonight," I thought to myself. But then that swell of genuine fervor blew away like a candle in the wind.
The female player controlled by Lynch stabbed/punched Gronkowski's female player in the vagina with a sword. Like really hard. Like so hard that everyone gasped and Lynch let out a big "what the fuck was that?" O'Brien yelped back: "You can't do that!" Yes you can, and it's super fucking rapey and violent.
I'm not generally a kill joy but who the fuck thinks one huge professional athlete stabbing another professional athlete in the twat on a video game is funny?

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Did you happen to notice the linked article you provide to support your claim that domestic violence spikes on Super Bowl Sunday is about debunking this myth?
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the myth is that it's the biggest day of the year for domestic violence. that's the myth that has been debunked. if you read the article you'll see that domestic violence still spikes on super bowl sunday.
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The article states that it spikes on ALL Saturdays and Sundays, as well as on holidays. Your statement reads as an attempt to imply a specific causal relationship between Super Bowl Sunday and increased violence that simply is not supported by the article. Nice try, though.
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