SO TOOONIGHT WE’RE GONNA PARTY LIKE WE’RE GEORGE-KAR-A-DI-MAS.
Ohio State fans, take note: you did not poop in coolers, according to our sources, in celebration of your victory against Texas. (That must be a bowl-game-only celebration.) You did, however, pull out an impressive array of celebratory mayhem, up to and including burning couches, mattresses, and trash bins, which is either a joyous pagan ritual honoring football, or part of a draconian campaign against the homeless ever finding anything useful in your neighborhood. There were around 40 of them, which totally had to look like a Pat Benatar video if you had enough foresight to sachay around the place wearing leather pants and fingerless fishnet gloves.
Georgia Karadimas, 22, definitely earned his fifteen yarder for excessive celebration by inventing a new celebration altogether: running your car into a gameday control command post. Karadimas plowed into the command post and injured three people after the OSU/Texas game, including a fire battalion chief and Ohio State Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Barbara Rich. See if you ever get your diploma, Mr. Karadimas!
Quoth the local police:
“This happens on big games, so we were prepared for it.”
Rock.
See? Burning couches aren’t just for West Virginia fans.
***UPDATE!!!!1111!!! George Karadimas is–oh, wait for it–an Ohio State cheerleader.












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Go OSU and p.s George Karadimas is Hot so thats prob why all these low life guys are making fun of him for being a cheerleader its called jealousy. Yea sorry George does something with his life rather then sit on the computer and make fun of people he doesnt know.
Comment by Amanda — September 13, 2006 @ 3:26 pm
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““You quantify cool.â€
And anyone who says such a thing isn’t. ”
Hey rtr– If you are going to rip on me, at least have the decency to quote me correctly. That’s just, well, not cool.
Comment by AllWhoYonder — September 12, 2006 @ 9:21 am
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Yeah, places like New Jersey are real bastions of civility. Puh-leeze.
Comment by Duke — September 12, 2006 @ 9:14 am
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It’s threads like this that make me never want to leave the east coast.
Comment by NDTom — September 12, 2006 @ 1:50 am