Ah, the New York Giants victory parade. A time to revel in a shared feeling of victory among fellow fans. A time to take the kids out of school so they can enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience. A time — BRO, ARE THOSE GIRLS GONNA FIGHT?

You’re a Patriots fan. It’s February 5th, 2012, at 11 p.m., and you’ve just watched your team lose to the New York Giants for the second time in five years. You’ve just seen Tom Brady’s last-second hail mary attempt land harmlessly in the endzone, and that team from New York celebrate on a field covered in confetti — again. The guests at your Super Bowl party have all filtered out of your home, but you’re still sitting there in a haze of post-game disappointment. What do you do?

Well, considering this a 16-pound, four-foot-long object we’re talking about, we guess the result could have been worse. [ The Score]

If we were Kendrick Perkins, we’d probably be tired of hearing all about Blake Griffin’s huge dunk over us. So it comes as no surprise to us to hear, via Yahoo’s Marc J. Spears, that Perkins indeed wasn’t a fan of some of the hyperventilating excitement that followed the play. And somehow it surprises us even less to hear who, exactly, Perkins had a problem with.

It’s a heartwarming story: Giants linebacker Greg Jones proposing to his girlfriend after his team just won the Super Bowl. But after looking at some photos of the proposal, and noticing Jones’ mom in the background (the woman wearing #53), we’re not so sure everyone liked this development.

David Lee became the first Warriors power forward to have a triple-double since Chris Webber in 1993, but how he got that final assist is definitely worth a second look.

If you’re looking for a new way to show just how big of a hater you are, why not try your hand at the newest fad to sweep the nation, known simply as “Bradying.” Thanks to a photo depicting a defeated Tom Brady from this weekend’s Super Bowl, we are now able to put a name the lazy act once commonly known as “sleep sitting.” Now, you’ll never have to explain yourself when you fall asleep while sitting on the ground at the airport waiting for your flight. “What, me sleeping? No, I was Bradying.” Awesome. Now if only we can get a bunch of Playboy Playmates to “Brady.” [Bradying]

It’s not often you find anything valuable in the trash bin at a yard sale, but 26-year-old North Carolina native Matt Rowell dug up some interesting Carolina Panthers memorabilia as he riffled through a garbage bin. Namely, a Super Bowl XXVIII playbook.

New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck, a now two-time Super Bowl champion, helped to commemorate Sunday’s victory over the New England Patriots by giving each of his teammates a personalized gift.

The internet – especially given the immediacy of tools like Twitter – is really, really good at making fun of things, and quickly. For better or worse, a whole lot of things get made fun of on a constant basis – enough so that when you see snark being slung, it hardly registers. But sometimes something comes along that stands out.