GEAR OUT OF CONTEXT: AUBURN
Again, if you get political about this, we’ll kill you all with a cattle gun. We were watching CNN’s story on Oklahoma lawmaker Sally Kern, who thinks that homosexuality is a bigger threat to the United States than “Islam or terrorism,” when we spotted NCAA sports gear during the “let’s interview the twanging commoners” portion of the story.

The woman’s nothing remarkable, and doesn’t say anything totally guffaw-worthy like “Gays shouldn’t be allowed to eat flatmeats off mah plates” or anything; she just says that the woman does have a right to free speech. We have a right to free speech, too, and would like to say that whatever sex ninja moves she knows must be spectacular, because she’s married the sexiest man in the Central Time Zone. Hellooooooooooo, Mr. Earp…
This puts Auburn well ahead of Florida and Ohio State, two schools whose gear was featured in a tasing and the world’s greatest incident of public masturbation ever, respectively.
(BTW, if you do watch the CNN clip, the only clear and present danger to our national security we see is Sally Kern’s hair. GAY BURRRRRNNNN!!!)












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Unfortunately, the video of the tOSU guy has been removed off the internet, or it seemed so a couple of weeks ago.
Comment by MiseanAuFan — March 12, 2008 @ 12:25 pm
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guy jerked off at a public library computer while wearing an OSU jersey.
Comment by Brian — March 12, 2008 @ 11:49 am
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I think I missed the Ohio State story referenced by Orson. Anyone?
Comment by Big Ten Joe — March 12, 2008 @ 10:34 am
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Nope, I believe that it is a milkyway bar, which she needs to keep up with the the feroucious sexual appitite of Mr. Erp.
Comment by shovel pass — March 12, 2008 @ 8:53 am
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Speaking of Spitzer…….If he would have been a frequent reader of this site, he would have realized he only needed $1500 to get some fast gash….just like the ad says with no faxing or credit checks either!
Comment by shovel pass — March 12, 2008 @ 8:43 am
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#22 - Yea, I believe you are indeed correct. But the point wasn’t his guilt (he was), it was to create a circus around a foolish idea to get people to realize it’s absurdity.
Comment by Brian — March 12, 2008 @ 8:10 am