A little heart attack game food porn for you, and Call Me Maybe

By that, of course, I am referring more to the game than the food, although I don't think anyone is arguing that my game food is good for you. It's just good. Anyway, the Packers had to rely on Aaron Rodgers to pull things out, which he did at the last second. I prefer my Packers wins to be pretty much in the bag by halftime, but that game was just some good football. Miami's defense kept them in it, then their offense came alive, and, ultimately, Rodgers pulled it out. Great game.

And great game food. We had, of course, meatballs:

They were the winner in the game food poll, so there they were. The second-place finisher in the poll, nachos, also made the list:

Naturally, we had stuffed skins:

We had one other item, but that will be the subject of a separate post, because it was a new recipe, so we have a step-by-step for that one. And it was really fucking good. So stay tuned. Hope your team did well today. To finish this post off, we have a two-parter. First, the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders doing a sing-along video to Carly Jepson's "Call Me Maybe:"

Oh, but we can do better than that. Some Army Special Forces guys in Afghanistan -- you can tell they are Special Forces by the haircuts and facial hair -- did their own video to the song  in honor of the Miami cheerleaders, and it is well worth a look. Ladies, you may thank me later in the comments:

You gotta like this. Update!

Sure, they;re Army so they have more facial hair and longer hair than you'll see on Marines, but you have to respect the effort and balls it took to do this. Apparently, I am late to the party, but the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders did a video to "Call Me Maybe" last fall, and some soldiers in Afghanistan did a reply video juxtaposed on the cheerleaders' video. All in all, pretty good. Hats off to the Army folks -- wish I could credit them by the unit involved, but I have no clue.

Anyway, hat tip to Hot Air.

UPDATE: The Military Times explains the facial hair and long hair on these guys, and probably also the shirtlessness: They are Special Forces, either Green Berets or Delta Force, both of whom tend to be far shaggier than regular Army, as the rules are suspended for them. (Looking like American military often is a good way for these guys to get killed.) So there you have it.