Archive for the 'Sports Insanity' category
Fuck You, Very Much Peyton Manning.
Sunday, February 4, 2007 9:54 pm
You Suck, Regardless.
Cut that MEAT! CUT that Meat! Chump.
Do We Really Want to See Peyton Manning Win a Superbowl?
Wednesday, January 31, 2007 11:41 pm
Personally, I’d rather see him choke. Piss on Manning. He is on like 54% of all commercials.
Is it wrong that I want his ass to suffer a crushing defeat so him, his brother and his fucking dad will feel sadness and sorrow?
And thank you to the Bears for beating the fucking Saints. Sure it was heartwarming for the city of Nahleans to have a triumphant year and bring back hope to the Mississippi Delta. But look, Archie Manning played for the ‘Aints back in the 70’s & 80’s… if the Saints would have won… The media would be slobbing Archie’s knob all week.
I’m sick of the fucking 2 weeks between the Conference Championship games to the Superbowl. That sucks having to hear all this bullshit about these two teams. Every year, one team creams the other team and the SB is out of reach before the delivery pizza arrives.
But look, Manning needs to feel the misery forever. Its the price he has to pay for being part of that douchebag family.
Sure, people will say, ‘Oh Peyton is such a hard worker… a field general. He studies so much game film, he knows precisely who is gonna fart at precisely the time.’.
Eat a dick. Also, I want to see the Colts die a slow death because of this annoying fucking kid.
Lil Ronnie - Superbowl Bound.
I hope Urlacher jumps in the stands and tackles this kid.
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Brady. Wonderful Tom Brady.
Sunday, January 14, 2007 10:26 pmPlayoffs?? Playoffs?!
Wednesday, January 3, 2007 2:31 pm
Movie Review - We Are Marshall
Monday, January 1, 2007 11:54 pm
If there’s a sports team in America whose inspiring triumph over adversity has not yet been documented in a major motion picture, I will eat my hat. That being said, even this overstuffed genre (”Remember the Titans,” “Glory Road,” “Hoosiers,” to name just a few) makes room for quality newcomers. Surprisingly restrained and undeniably entertaining, “We Are Marshall” easily fills the bill.
On the evening of Nov. 14, 1970, after a tough loss to East Carolina, the Marshall University football team, coaches, radio announcer and boosters were flying home to Huntington, W.Va. Their plane, shrouded in fog and rain, crashed on final approach, killing everyone on board. “We Are Marshall” is the story of the school, the town and the people left behind by the tragedy.
The plane crash brought life to a halt in Huntington, where football provided not only entertainment, but also identity and hope. As the shock wore off, the heated debates began: Would the Marshall Thundering Herd take the field again? Should the team be rebuilt? Or should the school suspend the program out of respect for the dead?
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RIP Lamar Hunt - Founder of Kansas City Chiefs Dead @ Age 74
Thursday, December 14, 2006 12:55 am
His family name was synonymous with Texas oil, but Lamar Hunt, once a third-string football player at SMU, had other plans: He would start a professional football league at the age of 26.
Content to let others handle the family’s oil business, Mr. Hunt became one of the most influential innovators and promoters in American sports history, coining the term “Super Bowl” and bringing professional tennis and soccer into the American psyche.
The modest and soft-spoken Mr. Hunt, the impetus behind the creation of the American Football League, was inducted into the football, tennis and soccer halls of fame, as well as the Texas Business Hall of Fame.
Lamar Hunt (1932-2006)
Mr. Hunt, 74, the youngest son of legendary oilman H.L. Hunt’s first family, died at 9:40 p.m. Wednesday of complications from prostate cancer at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas. Services are planned for Saturday at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in downtown Dallas.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he had “always thought of Lamar as a founder of the NFL as we know it today.”
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Meet BubbaHog… Arkansas’ Finest
Tuesday, December 12, 2006 11:30 pmHow To Filter Out Dick Vitale
Saturday, December 9, 2006 12:08 am
If you are sick and tired of listening to Vitale, and you are fortunate enough to have access to an audio receiver + surround sound speakers, here is an easy and 100% effective way to eliminate Vitale and Patrick from your viewing experience. If the game is being broadcast in Dolby Digital 5.1 (not sure if that means the game has to be in high def or not, the audiophiles on the board can correct me), the audio is divided up such that the rear channels are *only* the ambient crowd and stadium noises.
On a whim during the Indiana game, I muted the front-left, front-center, front-right, and subwoofer - leaving only my rear channels. To my delight, the only sound remaining was that of Cameron: sneakers squeaking on the hard wood, the crowd shouting, and the occasional PA announcement. You don’t hear a peep out of ESPN! If you already have a surround sound setup, you should test this out (unless you enjoy hearing Vital sing ‘Hear Comes Santa Claus’).
