PRESIDENT-ELECT SWINDLE'S ACCEPTANCE SPEECH
Friends, tonight we have made history. We have finally elected someone who believes in the things we all hold dear: periodic drunkenness, esoteric and vulgarian taste in just about anything, the importance of caffeine as our nation's lifeblood, the value of a fine mustache, hot ass, and lastly, the almighty importance of football as our nation's grand cultural feedin' trough.
Therefore, with the long campaign behind us, let us set forth building some foundations for those castles in the sky. We promise in the remainder of the season to fulfill all of the following promises.
--We vow to replace the CGI stadium behind Brent Musburger and Kirk Herbstreit in the booth on ABC Saturday night games with this:

--To continue to piss Penn State fans off by pointing out their weak schedule and lack of a title game, something they cannot help but so sad for you, this is life.
--To find a new college football icon/goddess to absorb the glare of the eyes of slobbering manhood on Erin Andrews. You cannot all stalk the same gawky, charming blonde, and we will work tirelessly to comb the communications programs of this nation to find a suitable person to spread the wealth of your scary, possibly felonious attentions.
--We also vow to speed up filming of a Pacific Life commercial where krill-eating whales attack and swallow a sea-kayaker whole. We're tired of just watching them swan about idly. Get to work doing what wild animals should be doing, which is eating or being eaten in beautiful HD for us to watch on the Discovery Channel
--Mandate at least one onside kick per game. Take it whenever you like, but you must kick one, because it always feels like your team is breaking the law when it happens. It's like going watching someone blast through a toll booth at high speed every time.
--We also promise to deliver on our campaign promise to deregulate the trade barriers to the Bowl System, opening up international venues like the Port-au-Prince Burning Tire Bowl sponsored by Michelin, the Vladimir Putin's Huge Bulging Pecs Bowl sponsored by Let's Learn Judo with Vladimir Putin, and the Manila Micro-briefcase Bowl Sponsored by Tebow Expandable Micro Briefcases.
(Remember: it isn't made from real foreskins, it won't expand to three times its normal size when you rub it, and it most definitely isn't a Tebow Expandable Micro-briefcase without the Tebow seal of approval!)
--Finally, in conclusion we promise to deliver on the promise to defend Georgia from outside aggression no matter the costs, since the only people who can run roughshod by 39 points and get away with it are the Florida Gators.
God bless you all, and God Bless the United States of America. In conclusion: Get money, get paid.
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How can you say that you believe in hot ass? I haven’t seen a Bunda Friday in months. Years.
I’m everloyal and I approve of this criticism of Swindle’s lack of bunda-posting.
by everloyal on Nov 5, 2008 2:25 PM EST reply actions
What’s that about Penn State? I can’t hear you over the sound of Ole Miss beating UF at home…
by immikefazz on Nov 5, 2008 2:39 PM EST reply actions
This is a solid platform, but I can’t in good conscience vote for a candidate who doesn’t strongly support hot chicks making out in bars and occassionally experimenting with bisexuality and/or threesomes. Also, I’d like to hear your thoughts on men wearing capri pants, public nudity, the pussification of football through roughing the passer abuse, scotch as a breakfast food and the wearing of white after Labor Day.
by Harris on Nov 5, 2008 2:48 PM EST reply actions
Harris @ #5…I’m with you except for the “men wearing capris”…I just don’t care…but scotch for breakfast is a platform I can support whole heartedly.
immike @ #2…liar…it was silent when Ole Miss beat Florida in the Swamp…what are you really doin’ in there?
by sb on Nov 5, 2008 3:07 PM EST reply actions
We think it made a noise like GIGGITY!, actually.
by Orson Swindle on Nov 5, 2008 3:09 PM EST reply actions
Hey Orson, saw you on PBS the other night, didn’t realize you were a POW w/McCain back in the day.
by 12th Manchild on Nov 5, 2008 3:18 PM EST reply actions
Actually, the two cats are allegories relating to the SEC Champsionship Game.
One symbolizes Nick Saban, the other Urban Meyer. Orson has left it up to you to determine which is which.
by yoyofutbawl on Nov 5, 2008 3:21 PM EST reply actions
I always knew it would only be a matter of time before the C.R.E.A.M. Party was able to take power.
by Billy From Baton Rouge on Nov 5, 2008 3:28 PM EST reply actions
I like a hot ass as much as the next person, but what will be done about the off season? There are 120 teams and 365 days in a year. I demand more college football in a true round robin fashion to see who really is the national champion and a return to the option by Nebraska and Oklahoma.
Go Bears! Abajo Sanchez!
by Anonymous IV on Nov 5, 2008 3:29 PM EST reply actions
Two words – Lisa Salters.
I’m glad we had this little talk.
by jim p on Nov 5, 2008 3:31 PM EST reply actions
I didn’t realize this place was a democracy. I thought it was a totalitarian regime. But one like UAE, who’se got enough money to give to the plebes to keep ’em quite and the regime intact.
by Brian on Nov 5, 2008 3:48 PM EST reply actions
As O goes, so goes my nation.
And it was more of a “Giggity!” but I don’t hear that anymore. All I hear is the sound of the football soundly striking the upright. So, I’m good.
by gatorphunk on Nov 5, 2008 3:54 PM EST reply actions
“- To continue to piss Penn State fans off by pointing out their weak schedule and lack of a title game, something they cannot help but so sad for you, this is life. "
Conference title games are overrated. What’s that? Your conference crowns a better champion by virtue of playing on extra game? Bull$hit! You play that game so your league can split up an extra TV paycheck 12 ways. There are only 2 BCS conferences that crown true champions: The Pac-10 and Big East. Those are the only 2 leagues where every team plays each other.
I can’t disagree with the weak schedule argument however. I think it will be most appropriate if Joe Paterno concludes his final season undefeated, but not No. 1! That would make it like the 13th time he’s done that, right?
by Mark D on Nov 5, 2008 4:01 PM EST reply actions
Thankfully the President-elect has dropped the, “just because I never played a down of organized football and have never gotten hit, or hit someone, on the gridiron does not mean that I am less qualified to discuss football…” from his platform.
It was like a college football version of George Will in that SNL Jeopardy sketch, which ended with Lasorda and Mike Schmidt chasing Will off the stage.
Anyway, I like this President-elect better than the other two candidates, so I approve.
by Coop on Nov 5, 2008 4:44 PM EST reply actions
Perhaps next time a rape of Georgia is about to take place both parties will follow the advice of the President-Elect and show restraint.
Which we cannot say with respect to Urban Meyer if he chances to come across a richly undeserving Penn State in the title game. In that context we would urge Mafeo Barbarini’s namesake to seek (and we are confident that he will attain if he does so seek) to achieve the margins of the President-Elect on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
by marcillac on Nov 5, 2008 4:54 PM EST reply actions
#16: The championship game offsets the unbalanced schedule, which is a byproduct of having more than 8 members in your conference. Fully half of the Big 12’s conference championship games have been between teams that didn’t meet in the regular season – 1996, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2006. I’m not going to go research the other conference title games, but you can’t say the ones I listed were just about TV money.
by Rob on Nov 5, 2008 5:27 PM EST reply actions
To add to that, the football season is only 12 weeks long. Setting the standard for “true” conference championship at playing your entire conference is difficult unless you want to severely cut back non-conference play.
by Rob on Nov 5, 2008 5:30 PM EST reply actions
Might I suggest Lindsey Soto as the new icon/goddess?
She’s lovely.
by The Humanitarian on Nov 5, 2008 6:06 PM EST reply actions
I still say lets drag Jill Arrington out of retirement. Arrington > Andrews any day.
Waaaay back in the day I ran into her at an LSU/Arkansas game. She was wearing black shiny pants and a red angora sweater; VERY unusual for a CBS personality to wear such an outfit. I have no idea who won the game that day…but I will go to my dying day remembering what her ass looked like in those tight pants.
by DrBundy on Nov 5, 2008 7:10 PM EST reply actions
Y’know, if you don’t needlessly add extra teams to your conference in a shameless money grab, you can play a round-robin schedule without too much difficulty. Ask the Big Ten, Big East, Mountain West, WAC, and Sun Belt about this. It’s a nifty idea. Works pretty well.
Plus, if you refrain from such policies, then BC and Penn State are in the Big East, where they belong, and USF is still a mid-major.
by CuseFanInSoCal on Nov 5, 2008 8:02 PM EST reply actions
Since the moustache comments are closed, I’d like to say here:
I never thought I’d see the day! No, not that a person of color could become president. But, politics on EDBS?!
From some of the comments, O, perhaps the moustache should have been only about nose-width, but tall.
by NRBQ on Nov 5, 2008 9:18 PM EST reply actions
Dangit, I remember when people used to make fun of US….
-Pants, Ohio State fan…
by Pants McPants on Nov 5, 2008 9:30 PM EST reply actions
#23..
You are 110% correct good sir.
Remember Jill’s tennis days at the U and there is no finer an ass to ever grace the sideline. Shalalas a damn close second though.
by funoles on Nov 5, 2008 10:46 PM EST reply actions
@ #26 – If the Shalala you’re referring to is Donna, then I think I just threw up a little bit…no, a lot…in my mouth.
by DrBundy on Nov 6, 2008 10:55 AM EST reply actions
23- Neither the Big Ten nor the Mountain West plays a round robin schedule. Not sure about your other three examples. I only follow big boy conferences.
by Chg on Nov 6, 2008 1:18 PM EST reply actions

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