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What Really Grinds my Gears: Farvre Haterade Edition E-mail
Written by White Boy South Bronx   
Tuesday, 18 August 2009 14:47

I am so sick of Farvre. He is, at best, a mediocre Quarterback on an, at best, good but no great NFL team, the Minnesota Vikings. (as of 3 hours ago) It truly is only his name and the fact that the media loves him to death that makes this story at all interesting or important. Therefore, because I can't stand this guy, I am going to find his five worst career moments (on the field only) and detail them for you in the space below. Without, further adieu....

5) 1998, Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay Divisional Playoff Game- Yes, the Packers won this game 21-7 but no thanks to #4. He threw for only 190 yards, 1 touchdown and 2 picks in the game compiling an anemic 57.1 Quarterback Rating. Good thing his defense bailed him out ey?

 
An Open Letter to Brett Favre E-mail
Written by Yinzer   
Tuesday, 18 August 2009 14:09

Dear Brett Favre,

 

Die.

 

Sincerely,

     Everyone

 

More hate on this issue to come later

 

 
White Boy and Ghost of Devo Photo Album Picture #3 E-mail
Written by White Boy South Bronx   
Monday, 17 August 2009 15:40

Yes, the Yankees and their fans have witnessed many significant moments in major league baseball history while rooting for their favorite team. We experienced the high of the 96 title, 3 no hitters including 2 perfect games, 3 more titles in a row from 98-00 and a thrilling 2003 ALCS victory over the Sox. We have also experienced some lows like the 2004 ALCS, 2005 ALDS and the 2008 season in general. However, none of these even compare to the drama that was the 1994 World Series. Who would have thought that the same backwards racists who used a colored entrance for its non caucasian patrons (See photo #2) would do such a fine job of honoring that 7 game thriller of a World series in 1994 against the hated Montreal Expos... Read more after the jump

 
Old People Get Drunk Too Apparently. E-mail
Written by Mahatma   
Monday, 17 August 2009 08:51

 

Survey Finds Binge Drinking Among Older People, Too

MONDAY, Aug. 17 (HealthDay News) -- Binge drinking isn't just a problem of young people, researchers say.

In a nationwide survey of people 50 to 64 years old, nearly a quarter of the men and nine percent of the women told Duke University researchers they had engaged in binge drinking in the previous 30 days.

Defined as five or more alcoholic drinks in a short time, binge drinking is considered extremely risky behavior, and its dangers increase with age.

The survey also found that 14 percent of men and three percent of women 65 and older reported binge drinking in the previous month.

The survey results were published online Aug. 17 in the American Journal of Psychiatry.

Well, nothing like a horseshit, no shit sherlock, article to read with your morning coffee. Look, i don't need a "survey" to find out that old people binge drink. I enjoy my fair share of classy establishments that become frequented by the older crowd. Sadly, 9 out of 10 times these people are so wasted that it would make the 20 yr olds cringe.

Not to mention, have these people been outside at all? Why would this be used for a survey. How many neighborhood bars are filled to the bar with 40/50 yr olds who are tired about their jobs/wife/kids/ etc and just drawn themselves into their beer. Not to mention, bitch at us young people about how we are such assholes, spoiled, etc. as they slur and spit all over themselves.

Hell, don't they even watch the simpsons? Instead of wasting money on surveys like this, you might as well as just start flushing it down the toilet. Or maybe even go to a bar...

 

 
Photo Album Picture #2 E-mail
Written by White Boy South Bronx   
Sunday, 16 August 2009 17:34

I know that those who reside in upstate New York tend to espouse more conservative and traditional values than us downstaters do but I found this to be downright offensive...

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I mean being against affirmative action is one thing but still using separate bathrooms for Caucassians and Non Caucassians is really backwards. I thought the people that ran the hall of fame would be above this.

Okay, fine this was just a photograph taken of a display of Jackie Robnison's old door to the clubhouse but I had you going there for a second let's be honest.

 
Hey Mahatma, I see your Betts/Bettis and I raise you a Hallady/Halladay E-mail
Written by White Boy South Bronx   
Saturday, 15 August 2009 20:47

There are many more photos to be posted and written about which were all taken during the 24 hours I and The Ghost of of Devo spent at Giants Camp and Cooperstown  So to piggy back off Mahatma, add yet another person to that unemployment line. It is bad enough that Roy has to pitch for the bumbling Blue Jays but now he doesn't even get his name spelled correctly at the Hall of Fame.

This is a list of some of the active leaders in ERA in the big leagues . As the great philosopher, White Boy once proclaimed, "If it is not done on a computer, it has not been spellchecked." (Boy, White 2009) To be fair, Carlos Zambrano was spelled correclty but my awesome blackberry camera could not catpure his entire first and last name within its tiny lens.

 

 
A Tribute We Can All Appreciate E-mail
Written by Yinzer   
Saturday, 15 August 2009 10:23

Every once in a while a tribute comes along that impresses all regardless of what team the cheer for. And this one is one of them.

 

 
Whoops. E-mail
Written by Mahatma   
Friday, 14 August 2009 16:15

 

Add another person to the unemployment line...
 
Dickhead joins city of dickheads E-mail
Written by Mahatma   
Friday, 14 August 2009 09:44

Ah yes, nothing like another version of human excrement going to the city of brotherly excrement. Yes, if you were too busy watching Big Brother last night, you probably missed that Mike Vick was signed by the Eagles for at least one season. Watching the Steeler/Cardinal game and the NFL network side by side, you could see the collective orgasm on both networks. Yes, finally both networks showed why they employed such top notch talent like Chris Berman, Trey Wingo and the incomparable, Jamie Dukes. It's actually interesting to see them all run around like jackasses. You could tell the excitement eminating from both studios. NFL network launched into a variety of guests to discuss this earth shattering news. I guess you are paying half those guys something so you might as well call them up when things of note happen.

My thoughts after the jump:

 

 
The KHL is not a Threat to the NHL E-mail
Written by Yinzer   
Thursday, 13 August 2009 10:17

So there is much talk over how the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) of Russia, which the country created as competition for the NHL, has been “stealing” NHL players. Some NHL fans are worried it will be a growing trend that sees the NHL lose talent and water the down the product. So I’m here to tell you that it is nothing to worry about.

 

 
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