Web Watch: Internet Gears Up for Super Bowl 48

With millions preparing for the SuperBowl in MetLife Stadium later today, many festivities and preparations are in order for the big game. From wild snacks, to awesome set ups and everything in between, the Internet has readied for SuperBowl 48.

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Snacks

What would the SuperBowl be without snacks? Americans especially gear up for the big game in some fashion, with them exceeding the conventional boundaries like no other before. Whether you take it original and traditional, or like to be unique, it looks like the following have pretty much nailed it before kick-off at MetLife.

This picture has popped up around the web, so whoever really made this is unsure. Nicely done, though...

With this at a SuperBowl party, it would start from a sellout crowd to no arena at all, with all aspects of this platter being edible!

Now this is somewhat, unique.

Joe's "preparations" for the super bowl pic.twitter.com/2p1Rbr7IqD
— Dominic Giordano (@therunningdom) February 2, 2014

A bit TOO much sugar? A "chemix" from Instagram:



Tweets

Many have got hyped up for the game on Twitter, with them showing support, or even players themselves getting in on the act with a 140-character message.

Turn on the TV. Eat until it hurts. Happy Super Bowl Sunday.
— ESPN (@espn) February 2, 2014

TOUCHDOWN!!!! pic.twitter.com/AXl6hadbKq
— Bruno Mars (@BrunoMars) January 29, 2014

Heating the field at MetLife Stadium. Super Bowl Sunday is here. #SB48 pic.twitter.com/fhow984pu2
— Anthony Quintano (@AnthonyQuintano) February 2, 2014

Super Bowl Sunrise at MetLife stadium. pic.twitter.com/9sogVog41W
— Rick Reichmuth (@rickreichmuth) February 2, 2014

Happy #SuperBowlSunday from all of us at MetLife Stadium! Our team is ready to make history! Enjoy the game! #SB48 pic.twitter.com/9amLw47HHY
— MetLife Stadium (@MLStadium) February 2, 2014

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Extras

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Looks like the Internet is ready for the Super Bowl, are you?