CURIOUS INDEX, 1/28/09
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Tim Treebow. Chainsaw art never looked so rhinoceros-esque, no? Crazy Old Testament God says he's going to incinerate that thing as soon as he gets finished with this elaborate scheme he's running with the Arizona Cardinals. Jack Kingston, Great American. Dawg Sports interviews Georgia Representative Jack Kingston, who not only displays admirable animosity in explaining his vote against a Congressional resolution honoring Florida's BCS Title victory, but manages to stick his pins wherever he can. Next year, when the Bulldogs' national title resolution comes to the floor, I would be disappointed in the Florida delegation if they felt they needed to vote for it. But fortunately, we don't have to have their votes to pass it. Besides, they would probably bring in butterfly ballots, confuse everyone, then demand a recount. Well-played, Representative, both for living the rivalry, and for balancing out the bold and astonishing stupidity of Georgia Rep. Lynn Westmoreland in Congress for the state of Georgia. Lynn Westmoreland would do an interview, but his AOL account won't let him log-on since he forgot his password, which is "password." 49-10. What? Calling an 8 year old a cocksucker isn't "family?" College Football Live names the top ten most "family-friendly" programs. While we're not sure exactly what this means, we're pretty sure the Venn diagram of "family-friendly" programs and "awesomely fun" programs features two circles that do not at any point so much as talk. As for gameday situations, an LSU would like to say that your refusal to include them in this list is fucking bullshit, and that your daughter in opposing team colors looks like she's going to be a real slut one day. TIGAH BAIT! TIGAH BAIT! Auburn shockingly succeeds. Despite being a first-year guy and an underwhelming hire, Auburn shows signs of performing well on the recruiting trail. You're past the first marker, Captain Solo. The long path through the offseason is already in sight of not its first marker (signing day), but its second: tickets for Nebraska's spring game go on sale next week, and are a reasonably priced ten dollars. Ten dollars more than the low price of nothing for Florida's games, but that special endorsement deal with Satan that Urban Meyer signed in 2006 has us rolling in cash. The fine print on this thing is so...hard...to...read... |
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Alas, even when Auburn succeeds, they fail. Young Mr. Rollison reports that he scored a 13 on his ACT and does not know his GPA because he doesn’t keep up with such trivial matters.
by Kingpin on Jan 28, 2009 9:36 AM EST reply actions
That “family-friendly” list is retarded. Rutgers? Didn’t their fans catch heat for chanting “Fuck you, Navy” a couple of years ago?
by karlhungus on Jan 28, 2009 9:47 AM EST reply actions
Congrats to Auburn on their QB commitment.
BTW, he scored something like a -3 on his ACT.
Looks like he’ll be a sociology major.
by TAFKatOSUB on Jan 28, 2009 9:55 AM EST reply actions
Ah the 2000 Florida recount. Proving that depending on who you are, voting is not necessarily a good thing.
by meatybob on Jan 28, 2009 10:17 AM EST reply actions
It these tough times, with a school that is full of turmoil, it is nice to know that even though the coaching staff has changed, Auburn continues its dedication to academic excellence.
I look forward to the future sociolgy major entertaining us for the next five years.
by El Kabong!!! on Jan 28, 2009 10:20 AM EST reply actions
Dear UGA,
SCOREBOARD. MOTHERFUCKERS.
Hugs and Kisses,
GO GATORS!
by MrRedDevil on Jan 28, 2009 10:21 AM EST reply actions
Yes, Rollison is a longshot to qualify, but anything is possible. His coach seems pretty confident that he will make it in, but then again, you rarely hear a coach say “that dumbass has no shot.”
by karlhungus on Jan 28, 2009 10:32 AM EST reply actions
If he can park a car, a diploma will be stuck to the windshield. Auburn won’t let being dumber than a box of rocks stand in the way of a chance to win. Kenny Irons midget approves of this recruit.
by Crabapple Buck on Jan 28, 2009 10:43 AM EST reply actions
What was that Mr. Kingston?
We can’t hear you cause we have a crystal football in both ears.
Much love.
-Gator Nation
by zzgator on Jan 28, 2009 10:58 AM EST reply actions
Ohio State? Family friendly? Have they ever been to Columbus?
by SpartanDan on Jan 28, 2009 11:10 AM EST reply actions
Deer Bammers,
Puhleaze S T F U
Terrence Cody was ineligible for high school football for two years due to “poor grades”.
Yet, he’s eligible at a school that claims similarity to Harvard (apparently, both have buildings and windows and grass and such).
by Terrence Cody's Transcript on Jan 28, 2009 11:19 AM EST reply actions
I’ve heard that Mark Richt’s halftime speeches are profane even by college football coaching standards. I’ve got no problem with that, but it’s somewhat at odds with the public image.
UGa: Preseason #1 on the floor of Congress?
There is nothing friendly about tOSU football if you’re a visiting fan. Nothing at all.
by OhioDawg on Jan 28, 2009 11:22 AM EST reply actions
Jerrell Powe says that if it doesn’t work out at Auburn, he can always play for Ole Miss.
by hobeg8r on Jan 28, 2009 11:25 AM EST reply actions
#13
I am confident that your QB will follow the same path as Cody..he will be a great player for AU in two years. Our respective schools should not rag on each other about academics and sports..or at least that was the topic of the paper Eric Ramsey wrote..
BTW, speaking as a UA alumnus, the only thing we have in common with Harvard is we both use Dixie cups for drinking games.
by CapstoneAlum on Jan 28, 2009 11:35 AM EST reply actions
That CFB Live blog is the biggest pile of shiite I have ever seen. It really takes months to come up with a post supposedly based on “empirical data,” which may as well have been written off the top of your head? Nice work, y’all.
by Double Eagle on Jan 28, 2009 12:00 PM EST reply actions
Uhh… Orson? As a atendee of the last 8 Florida spring games, they aren’t free. I can’t remember, but last year they were either $3 of $5 — though students and members of the alumni association still get in free.
by Lars on Jan 28, 2009 12:17 PM EST reply actions
Lars, we have an ID. It’s not ours, but it’s an ID nonetheless, and we’ll use it until they realize we look nothing like a a Cuban guy.
by Orson Swindle on Jan 28, 2009 12:30 PM EST reply actions
I’m not trying to claim that WVU is heaven on Earth, but for someone to write that a Rich Rodriguez program IS family-friendly, but that a program led by Bill Stewart is “going in another direction” is just batshit-crazy.
Crazy like six dime bags of crystal meth chased with some Orange Barrel batshit-crazy.
Once I read that line I knew that the rest of the article would have no basis in reality as recognized in this time-space continuum.
by An 'eer with a beer on Jan 28, 2009 12:45 PM EST reply actions
I like how Orson finally cops to what all us Georgia fans have known for years; Florida’s had some sort of deal with the Devil going on since their program went from 0 to 60 in 1990. Whether or not Steve Spurrier’s soul will burn in eternal hell is a completely different subject matter, but I can’t wait for Satan to come claim what’s his and this rivalry to get back to where it use to be with Florida having no meaningful tradition at any sport besides tractor pulling.
As to the legally required “SCOREBOARD” posts? Yeah, I know. I was one of the 5 Georgia fans who stayed all game. Boy, that was fun.
by blackertai on Jan 28, 2009 1:06 PM EST reply actions
@#2
One Texas recruiting board referred to auburn’s new commitment as having the “potential skills of Vince Young and the mind of a radish”
@#4
There you go sport, you are getting the hang of it.
@#13
give me a break, this commitment is highlighted more than other sign and place kids simply because ther have been a few articles written on what a great step in the right direction it is for chizik and co. When in reality it is more than likely meaningless, at least for the near future.
by King Harvest on Jan 28, 2009 1:13 PM EST reply actions
Morgantown is not family friendly by any stretch of the imagination.
Trust me, especially a night game.
Unless family friendly means loudly cranked Death Metal in nearly every car, where the sound is so high it is mostly static and you really cant understand it, the smell of urine, and domestic violence w/ the appropiate words to go with it, and thats just outside the stadium…the crowd was more akin to what you would expect to see at a local Tractor Pull.
It actually made me think that LSU was slipping in hostility. I was never “scared” at LSU,but at Morgantown, I felt that I needed at least TWO guns, a tazer, and some bleach. I would never take my kids there or my wife. I would at least travel with 3 to 4 friends from some sort of various Cobra Kai Dojo’s.
by Mr. Pelican Pants on Jan 28, 2009 1:15 PM EST reply actions
And for the record, Georgia students werent very “family friendly” after their Blackout.
It is well documented.
by Mr. Pelican Pants on Jan 28, 2009 1:20 PM EST reply actions
I am heartened to see that Mr. Kingston does, in fact, actually spend part of his day thinking about actual legislation.
http://kingston.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=109108
by zzgator on Jan 28, 2009 1:24 PM EST reply actions
I am heartened to see the Bulldogs back to their “Florida has no tradition, so your recent success doesn’t matter”, since last year (when they were the last to win in the series) it was “who cares about history, we’ve won 2 of 4 and you’re only as good as your last game anyway”
Nice. Pick one and stick with it, ga fans.
/blinding seething hatred for all things Georgia, AIEEEEEEE
by GatorAM on Jan 28, 2009 2:57 PM EST reply actions
@22 – Didn’t know Vince Young was known as a scholar in the eyes of the Longhorn faithful? That’s rich…
by Irwin Fletcher on Jan 28, 2009 2:58 PM EST reply actions
@27, I don’t follow.
Vince Young playa skills = good
Mind of a radish = bad
by King Harvest on Jan 28, 2009 3:44 PM EST reply actions
blackertai @ #21…there is no deal with the devil…it is simply a matter of the combined effort of a single fanbase to consciously define their destiny…to manifest a winning tradition…to choose to win championships and to do it in vast quantities on a national stage. Dawgs could do it also, but it takes dedication, clarity and the mutual choice of excellence in all things athletic, academic and good. No, really…so what if I’m a lawyer…I’ve got a lesbian buddhist psychic…
by sb on Jan 28, 2009 3:51 PM EST reply actions
@27, yeah, they could have just said he has the skills of Vince Young, but also the mind of Vince Young.
by karlhungus on Jan 28, 2009 4:12 PM EST reply actions
@30
Karl Hungus FTW!!
And by proxy, the mind of Vince Young, which had 3 choices to beat USC.
1) Throw the ball downfield.
2) Roll out then do #1, or run the ball downfield.
3)Repeat 1 and 2 until you score.
The best MNC game in the BCS I have seen. Too bad everyone in the pros is fast or faster than Vince Young, and he has to think on his feet and really read a defense. That was his Achilles Heel….Has he been traded yet? Fisher came out and said he wanted Kerry Collins for his starting QB next year…..ouch…….
by Mr. Pelican Pants on Jan 28, 2009 7:13 PM EST reply actions
@23, I said I wasn’t trying to claim that WVU was heaven on earth. But it certainly didn’t go from heaven to hell simply because RR left for A**2.
I thought the “family-friendly” part was about the program, not the town. Bill Stewart is a good man with a strong religious background, and the parents of recruits love him. That could have never been said about DickRod at any time.
by An 'eer with a Beer on Jan 28, 2009 8:29 PM EST reply actions
If that 8 yr old can put on the big boy pants to attend a game, he’ll have to understand there is a chance he will get called a cocksucker by an opposing fan. Deal with it, and have a retort! Jesus, we baby kids these days…
by www.southbendblarney.com on Jan 28, 2009 9:43 PM EST reply actions
If you want family fuckin friendly, don’t take your little dirty ass fuckin kids to a motherfuckin college football game, where motherfuckers like us say some fuckin dirty shit. Fuck! Shit! Fuckstick! Barbara Streisand!!!
by Brizzle on Jan 28, 2009 11:03 PM EST reply actions
OMG!! I can see the face of Tebow in that tree stump!!
by CincySooner on Jan 29, 2009 4:23 PM EST reply actions

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