I've wondered about Rodin's famous sculpture. Is he engaged in deep thought or sitting around wasting time? And why isn't he wearing pants? I ask the same of myself. Here we comment on well, mostly politics. Or we may just sit! If you like it, tell a friend. If not, tell us, but please read the GROUND RULES before you do.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
If he was doing this coundown, he'd guarantee a victory
DOOP! Major faux pas, I did indeed confuse Roger and Troy. They are both among the greats, and I did not intend to diss either, even though the Cowboys suck more unclean Satan dickcheese than any team not from Green Bay.
But Bob Griese is overrated, and he did wear #12, and so he joins Broadway Joe on Overrated Countdown Day.
Broadway Joe was a man for his times, you may say over-rated, but I say a man who changed the game of football forever by revolutionizing the passing game and being singularly responsible for the merger of the then two competing leagues.
Maybe Troy Aikman could do play-by-play on election night.
ReplyDeleteIn honor of the pictured honoree, I hereby designate countdown day 12 as the most over-rated day in the coluntdown...
ReplyDeleteRR, didn't Bob Griese wear #12, too?
ReplyDeleteThat makes it a slam dunk!
No Aikman dissing allowed!! Besides, he was #8, so I don't get it.
ReplyDeleteDOOP! Major faux pas, I did indeed confuse Roger and Troy. They are both among the greats, and I did not intend to diss either, even though the Cowboys suck more unclean Satan dickcheese than any team not from Green Bay.
ReplyDeleteBut Bob Griese is overrated, and he did wear #12, and so he joins Broadway Joe on Overrated Countdown Day.
Tomorrow though is a lock (and moment of silence)--jack Concannon.
ReplyDeleteBroadway Joe was a man for his times, you may say over-rated, but I say a man who changed the game of football forever by revolutionizing the passing game and being singularly responsible for the merger of the then two competing leagues.
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