When darkness fell in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome during the Super Bowl, a nation of sports fans and their bored significant others turned to Twitter for answers.
Anonymous was waiting for them.
Photo via Anonymous9000/Flickr
Anonymous takes credit for blackout at the Superdome
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