Posted in 2005, tagged burning stupidity, celebretards, NFL on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Originally written Dec 2, 2005
Deion Sanders, labor relations expert, shares his thoughts on Terrell Owens:
“I feel bad for T.O. It’s not right. Just because a guy won’t say he’s sorry, he’s out of the game of football for the season,” Sanders said. “It’s like someone working a job 9 to 5 and they don’t [...]
Posted in 2005, tagged bad commercials, celebretards on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Originally written Nov 30, 2005
One of the many ironies of being me is that I work in marketing, but I can’t stand 98% of commercials on TV today. Usually, I see a commercial and either ignore it or start channel surfing until whatever I’m watching comes back on.
Occasionally, however, there comes along a commercial [...]
Posted in 2005, tagged crazy ideas, NFL on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Originally written Nov 16, 2005
Nobody has been able to answer this question to my satisfaction:
You’re Brian Billick, and you’re piloting the Ravens right into the ground. Boller is hurt, Wright goes down, and you’re stuck with Kordell Stewart. You have a QB who is best on the run…a RB in Chester Taylor who is [...]
Posted in 2005, tagged Chicago Bears, NFL, tough guys on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Originally written Nov 14, 2005
“Olin and I don’t have a problem with each other,” said Miller, who has a steel plate in his jaw.
I bet you don’t, because Olin settled that problem by cracking your jaw into pieces. 6 foot 7, 320 pounds, one dented grill.
Kreutz is already a legendary tough guy, now [...]
Posted in 2005, tagged France on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Originally written Nov 7, 2005
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9891709/
For those that do not read much, a summary: France’s major cities are in the middle of a major shitstorm of rioting, the majority of which is being carried out by French-born children of Arab and African immigrants who are treated like garbage by the rest of society.
First, if [...]
Posted in 2005, tagged ESPN, Fox, MLB, race on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Originally written Oct 28, 2005
Fact: The 2005 Astros were the first World Series team without a black player since the 1953 NY Yankees.
Fact: Black players accounted for approx. 9% of MLB roster spots in 2005.
“I could care less what the makeup of the club is as long as it works as a whole.” [...]
