THE CURIOUS INDEX, 7/15/2010
THE KEY TO AN AWESOME HIGHLIGHT VIDEO IS TIGHT RETRO-PORNO DANCE MUSIC. Sorryche makes the finest Gator highlight reels around, and not just because he uses occasional ALL CAPS taunts in the middle and phrases like "TRON-ASS GRAPHICS" in reference to expertly captured vintage video. No, the real key to any highlight video's greatness is the soundtrack, which in this case matches this year's Lightspeed Cerebrus of running backs with some new retro-porno dance music.
Sure, with Steve Addazio calling the plays it might be like watching a first-time gamer cycle clumsily through all the neat guns you earned in Red Dead Redemption, but as long as he can just pick one and start firing he'll kill a least a few banditos before getting overrun. (Please, please let the rumors of last year being a transitional offense be true.)
WELL SURE PEPPER SPRAY DOES TEND TO MAKE YOU RANDOMLY ANGRY. WR Da'Rick Rogers explanation for swinging on someone in the Great Rocky Top Block Knocking-Off of 2010: he was pepper-sprayed, couldn't see, and just started swinging blindly. Our personal experience with pepper spray would verify that vision is affected, though we cannot speak on the wisdom of just swinging blindly in a barfight under any circumstances. You could pull back for a punch and hit your buddy! Then you'd shake your head, a funny sound effect would play, and you and your pal would pat each other on the shoulders before rejoining the fray, because life works just like an Western and all stunning curvy redheads run bordellos, drink scotch, and pine for distant, lonely, and emotionally unavailable cowboys.*
Robert Capoullez, the off-duty cop knocked out in the brawl and then donated to the city as a potential speed bump by the civic-minded Tennessee layers afterwards, has been released from the hospital as of Monday, but has not returned to work. Meanwhile, the situation at Tennessee has repulsed ClayTravis to the point of relying on the last resort of English majors everywhere: Southern Gothic literature. (While we detest single sentence columns, this is one of Clay's better efforts in a while. For best results copy and paste and re-edit into paragraphs.)
DAMN YOUR PETTY ASSES WHO WILL PAINT "THE INEVITABLE STREAK-ENDING LOSS" WE PRAY FOR? Twenty six schools have joined the University of Alabama in the Tide's suit against artist Daniel Moore, the man who has painted the art thousands of Alabama fans have pleasured themselves to for over three decades now. Alabama is seeking back royalties on Moore's paintings, which Moore claims are protected under the Constitution as free speech.
The list of schools in the amicus brief does contain some light comedy, especially if you imagine them claiming similar rights to future depictions of greatness. (Minnesota's on the list, meaning Tim Brewster is envisioning claiming the rights to the Claymation version of their 2013 International Bowl win. DARE TO DREAM.) The university does have a point, though: without the Alabama brand Daniel Moore's work is likely robbed of much of its value since no one's just going to buy a picture of someone blocking a field goal without labels and brands attached to it. (Except for Frank Beamer, who will put it over his bed for inspiration and titillation.)
But just to piss Alabama off and get our names on the lawsuit, here's our depiction of the SEC Title game, an exclusive MS PAINT PRODUCTION and special sale item only on sale for $499.99 in the EDSBS shop starting now ORDERS ARE FLYING OUT THE DOOR YOU MUST CALL NOW.
Call now and we'll throw in a free Gary Pinkel Criterion Collection of Middle American Erotica AT NO EXTRA COST.
SPEAKING OF PEOPLE ALABAMA FANS WILL CLAIM THEY DROVE TO RETIREMENT/MADNESS/SUICIDE/RESIGNATION: Anchor of Gold says restoring profanities is job one for Robbie Caldwell, and we couldn't agree more. Nothing great has been accomplished in history without them, as Gandhi's infamous "This is salt, you fucking dickbats" speech and Lincoln's moving "I'll knock your balls off with a goddamn tamping iron, George McClellan" letter illustrate.
HAVE SOME BALLS, MAN. Robbie Andreu's willing to call an FSU upset over Oklahoma at home, but not go with the outright Florida over Alabama call? Put your chips on the table or walk over to Slots O' Fun for penny slots, sir. This is the Bellagio, and luxury has its price.
WHEN WILL THIS GET OLD OH NEVER. Notre Dame is stocking up on the interior line and on defense on the recruiting trail, an arousing bit of news for any football fan re: their team, but this...yeah, this never, ever gets old.
"Coach Kelly and the entire Notre Dame staff has been very aggressive in recruiting," said Mike Frank, the publisher of IrishSportsDaily.com. "They are getting the offers quickly out the door. They are organized and they grind it and work very hard. This staff is much more aggressive than the previous one."
This certainly beats the Charley Weis recruiting strategy of phone call/ wait for awe/ flash Super Bowl ring/ wait for yes/ fart noise. Also included in that article is the important news that Syracuse has stunned the world by signing a long snapper. #sadSyracuseFootballtrombone
A RIVALS RIVAL APPEARS. No, really. Recruiting wasn't creepy enough, and we need another one. Additional needs for the internet: more videos of Asian women being abused by well-hung men, political websites, spam comments finally satisfying my need for Ed Hardy gear, and pictures of cats in intriguing positions with witty captions. (<----could actually use more of these) (infinite tolerance for LOLcats now in tenth year running.)
IT'S A SIGN THE GAMECOCKS ARE GONNA WIN THIS YEAR. He was just surfin', brah. Let him be.
*Or should, at least. WE'RE SORRY WE THOUGHT THIS WAS AMERICA.
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:45 Second mark: UF up 49 - 3 over UK with 10 min to go in the 3rd....
Wait….what’s this? Offensive starters still in the game? You stay classy Gainsville.
At least it’s a good thing nothing happened to your leader and all around personal Jesus, Timothy Tebow, as a result of being left in too…oh wait…nevermind.
Never truss a big butt and a smile.
Do all Alabama fans suck at this?
It’s like a commando team trained by 1997 AOL commenters. THE ETERNAL SEPTEMBER BRIGADE WILL NEVER SLEEP.
by Spencer Hall on Jul 15, 2010 8:08 AM EDT up reply actions
Not all of us.
I would remind the Bama faithful that being thin-skinned in the aftermath of 2009 is unseemly.
So with that qualifier in place:
I’ll see your 1918 Renault tank of Florida running backs and raise it a fusion powered M1A1 Abrams model sitting over there. Crimson Chobham armor is the shit, brah.
by Counter Trap on Jul 15, 2010 9:31 AM EDT up reply actions
If you ever want proof AOL message boards are alive and well,
Wander yourself over to AL.com and stick your head in to one of their’s. Preferably the Auburn or Alabama ones, but any random one will suffice (I’ve even seen flame wars in the gardening section). Jesus Tap Dancing Christ, you’d think some of those folks just got the internet last week and still haven’t figured anything out.
I'm afraid I have no choice but to sell you all for scientific experiments.
by boddagettaflyer on Jul 15, 2010 10:16 AM EDT up reply actions
Approx 80% of all "discussions" on AL.com
Will eventually involve (devolve?) into a Auburn vs Alabama thread.
by PalmettoTiger on Jul 15, 2010 10:27 AM EDT up reply actions
My mother was telling me about arguments on the genealogy message boards
/proof flamers are everywhere
"It’s not Disneyland, people. Get the hell out of the way." NYC Firefighter
by jokastrength on Jul 15, 2010 11:27 AM EDT up reply actions
Some die a natural death after only a couple of posts
In an unrealted note, *evolve
sigh /postfail
by PalmettoTiger on Jul 16, 2010 10:05 AM EDT up reply actions
you’d think some of those folks just got the internet last week and still haven’t figured anything out.
I do think that.
by ToStirItRound on Jul 15, 2010 11:47 AM EDT up reply actions
I'm amazed that any of them can operate anything as complicated as an abacus,
much less an actual PC.
by RollBirdsRoll on Jul 15, 2010 3:26 PM EDT up reply actions
agreed
I’ve thought that many times. I rarely go there anymore. When I do I have to fight the temptation to scroll down to comments.
We are THE tigersthatsaywareagle
just for the record...
this is one of the few points you and i can agree on 100%.
Roll 'Bama Roll: The Champagne of 'Bama Blogs.
Clever Innernet Chit-chat To Impress Strangers was missing from my copy of "The Art of War"
it would seem.
Never truss a big butt and a smile.
For Talking Trash to Gator Fans:
Jorts: LOL.
CUM: The acronym of Coach Urban Meyer is the same as cum. Zing!
Tearbow: Because he cried. I’m inferring he’s homosexual, you see.
Gaytors: PUNS! Classic.
Redneck Insult: For a touch of irony.
Mix and Match.
Serve with a side of douche.
by Charles UF on Jul 15, 2010 1:03 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
I would act like I've been there before
But according to the NCAA I haven’t…
so suck it florida! this blog blows! see you in 2032!
I’m more of a CompuServ guy myself
HERP DEE DERP?
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I'm Banana dammit!!!
by BurritoBrosShits on Jul 15, 2010 8:16 AM EDT up reply actions
That's not commentary Nick Saban can stand on.
…in order to reach the buffet trays. Process requires quality taunting.
by Spencer Hall on Jul 15, 2010 8:47 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions
“I wanted to fuck your cousin, but you beat me to it.” is so cliche. The considerable lag time that quality internet memes travel through on the way to Alabama probably means that he thinks I just typed something in ‘a furin langwaje’.
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I'm Banana dammit!!!
by BurritoBrosShits on Jul 15, 2010 8:54 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
I was always partial to Utnapishtim
since (according to the story) he achieved actual corporeal immortality, rather than the immortality of rememberance.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 9:09 AM EDT up reply actions
Go easy on them...
this type of behavior is typcial of these new-money types.
It doesn’t matter how many football games the SEC wins. We will always look down on you.
Oh, and type.
It doesn’t matter how many football games the SEC wins. We will always look down on you.
Don't overwork that fancy Big-10 diploma...
"In case you're wondering what the offense should look like, that wasn't it." - Urban Meyer
Know who loves "Anchorman" quotes? Deadspin.
They’re chomping at the bit to hear your thoughts on lamp. Hurry, lad, hurry!
by She Blinded Me With Violence on Jul 15, 2010 9:40 AM EDT up reply actions
Sorry, but......
……there is no expiration date on the timely and judicious use of Anchorman quotes. If I had one that fit this particular reply, I would certainly use it.
I would agrue that "Stay classy ______" has actually transcended poplular culture
and is now a fixture of the current vernacular… Ok, back to cousin fuckin!
Never truss a big butt and a smile.
well played
and at least Tebow still has a ‘football career’ to look forward to…
by Boozy McHound on Jul 15, 2010 11:11 AM EDT up reply actions
Just so I'm clear, Mike Shula = Urban Myer? Yeah, really well played Kerwin.
Never truss a big butt and a smile.
yeah, kerwin
Don’t you know if it happened in the post-Bryant to pre-Saban years that it didn’t really happen?
We are THE tigersthatsaywareagle
well at least one thing that didn’t happen in that span most definitely did happen.
Roll 'Bama Roll: The Champagne of 'Bama Blogs.
Oh so you want a serious answer to your troll bait
If keeping the starters in on the opening drive of the third quarter of a league game is wrong, I don’t want to be right. It has been my experience that anyone who harps on class is making an argument without having an actual point. The next step would be to exclaim “That sounds like something Hitler would say”
No, I just wanted some light hearted shit talking. Is that too much too ask?
Never truss a big butt and a smile.
Light hearted shit talking?
’K Whatchagonnadew when Little Nick no longer finds a challenge in winning championships at Alabama and heads back home to West BY GOD?
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 12:26 PM EDT up reply actions
bravo!
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 3:27 PM EDT up reply actions
I'll see your Tim Tebow concussive mishap
and raise you one CAREER-ENDING leg explosion by a one, Tyrone Prothro.
/apparently the karmic Gods do not like you running up the score
1-2-3-4-5, them Gators don't take no jive!
Uhh, brah, you do remember a guy named Tyrone Prothro, Si
On the other hand, does this mean Meyer=Shula? ;)
Auburn and Tennessee fans are a lot like Slinkys...neither are worth much but you do get a sense of satisfaction from pushing them down a flight of stairs
The only SEC school not backing up Alabama in that lawsuit? Mississippi State. Sometimes I wonder if Dan Mullen was really the gangsta of the Florida organization and his departure lead to last year’s conservative dive play-fest.
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What is it about sport and art?
With one exception (bullfighting, which is more warfare/meatpacking than sport), all sports art sucks. But Daniel A. Moore takes sucking to a new level. It’s as if Thomas Kinkade and Leroy Neiman had a baby, and it sucked at art.
With two exceptions.
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"In case you're wondering what the offense should look like, that wasn't it." - Urban Meyer
Maybe it's because sports IS art?
The moment itself defies later interpretation. Art about sports is like writers writing about themselves writing – it becomes banal and annoying (I’m looking at you, Stephen King.)
Case in point: this photo captures a beautiful sports moment, and a painting might just ruin it.

/crawling back into Plato’s cave…
"...when the devil says to you: do not drink, answer him: I will drink, and right freely, just because you tell me not to."
— Martin Luther
back story please
I’m young and do not recall non-color imagery in my lifetime that does not include: UF football, family photos and movies, and a few ‘all time greatest’ films…
by Boozy McHound on Jul 15, 2010 11:13 AM EDT up reply actions
That's what you look like after...
receiving a concussion and cracked sternum.
It doesn’t matter how many football games the SEC wins. We will always look down on you.
There was no color in the world before 1968
Everyone were in different shades of grey, and yet it was not confusing.
Given enough velocity even a pig will fly
by MarioVanPeebles Republic of China on Jul 15, 2010 11:33 AM EDT up reply actions
from Wikipedia article on Y. A. Tittle
A 1964 photo of a dazed Tittle on the field taken by Morris Berman of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is regarded among the most iconic images in the history of sports. Tittle, who was in the final season of his career, was photographed helmet-less, bloodied and kneeling immediately after having been knocked to the ground by a Pittsburgh Steelers defender and throwing an interception that was returned for a touchdown at the old Pitt Stadium. The quarterback had suffered both a concussion and cracked sternum on the play.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 11:39 AM EDT up reply actions
What it fails to mention
Is that Tittle went out immediately after the game, drank a case of malt liquor, and kicked the shit out of three longshoremen. ’60s NFL players were TOUGH.
by Golden Hand on Jul 15, 2010 12:33 PM EDT up reply actions
It's also worth mentioning that
when that photo was taken, Y.A. was 39 years old and had been playing pro ball for 17 years.
Oh yes, they were tough in those days.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 12:43 PM EDT up reply actions
All I'm saying is.
Stuff like this is iconic and requires no additional “arting.”
Pics are linkied for you whippersnappers.
"...when the devil says to you: do not drink, answer him: I will drink, and right freely, just because you tell me not to."
— Martin Luther
Listone took a dive...Clay is yelling at him to quit being a patsy and get up.
Seems Liston was on the mob payroll. Doesn’t diminish the significance of the pic but certainly adds some more texture. Ali is one of the greats and there will never be another quite like him.
Never truss a big butt and a smile.
Some would argue that photography IS art
But screw those people; most of them don’t even eat meat.
by Golden Hand on Jul 15, 2010 12:38 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Exception that proves the rule
2,500 years later, nobody’s done a better piece of track and field art. Whereas you can get a kickass bullfight on black velvet damn near ANYWHERE.
by Golden Hand on Jul 15, 2010 12:37 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, point taken.
"In case you're wondering what the offense should look like, that wasn't it." - Urban Meyer
Disagree, Good Sir.
You just have to search a little deeper:


And one of my personal favorites:

"Got a bill that's big enough to twist the Tiger's tail. Husked some corn and made those SORRY HUSKERS BAIL!"
by KennyGregoryRockThaCradle on Jul 17, 2010 12:04 AM EDT up reply actions
that music IS good
now where are those moving pitchures of ladies of the Orient getting dong-beaten?
i will train my hair for Tennessee. today! __________ ... have some good gift
by thetennesseethumper on Jul 15, 2010 9:05 AM EDT reply actions
"Please, please let the rumors of last year being a transitional offense be true"
ah… but what has your offense transitioned into, Orson. That’s the question that might keep some gators up at night.
I hope to everything holy
that the hash tag, #sadsyracusefootballtrombone lives long into the season. I imagine it to be something like the Price is Right loser horn but substantially more bootleg, preferably with the person playing it running out of gas towards the end and just passing out.
by Onestatewest on Jul 15, 2010 9:26 AM EDT up reply actions
I imagine the sad Syracuse football trombone . . .
as the Price is Right loser horn played by Jim Boeheim. The first few notes sound great, but toward the end he inevitably misses one and Tom Izzo starts giggling.
Football trombones played by basketball coaches? Talk about your mixed metaphors.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 10:24 AM EDT up reply actions
true dat
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 11:09 AM EDT up reply actions
Rushing highlights against Kentucky and Vandy?
11th and 12th ranked rushing D’s in SEC giving up 183 and 198 ypg respectively
At least he wasn't using highlights from the Charleston Southern game
Wait… Isn’t that the Bucanneers there in the SUNSports clip at 0:30? Why yes, I do believe it is them.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 9:39 AM EDT up reply actions
This just needs a little more emphasis
art thousands of Alabama fans have pleasured themselves to for over three decades now
We are THE tigersthatsaywareagle
funny thing is when I see those paintings in a store the Auburn paints are right beside them.
Granted there are not as many but there is a good reason for that. There is just not a market for moral victory paintings.
I understand hate. I'm a Alabama fan.
/Grammarnazi'd
art to which thousands of Alabama fans have pleasured themselvestofor over three decades.now
"...when the devil says to you: do not drink, answer him: I will drink, and right freely, just because you tell me not to."
— Martin Luther
uh-oh
He just grammarnazi’d Herr Swindle
/looks around nervously for COTG
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 12:21 PM EDT up reply actions
meh
he misspelt somnambulant yesterday in The Amateur article.
/spellingnazi’d
Sometimes it’s about the flow of the sentence, now necessarily its structure.
by Boozy McHound on Jul 15, 2010 12:45 PM EDT up reply actions
Incompetent grammar Nazi is incompetent
Putting a preposition at the end of a clause is something up with which I will not put.
AND
Art thousands of Alabama fans have pleasured themselves to, asshole, for over three decades now.
Strunk & White are somewhat full of it on this topic, but even they acknowledge that this “rule” must bend to euphony.
by Golden Hand on Jul 15, 2010 12:49 PM EDT up reply actions
*wanking
It was a joke, friend. Lighten up.
"...when the devil says to you: do not drink, answer him: I will drink, and right freely, just because you tell me not to."
— Martin Luther
That..
Was a goddamn excellent curious index. Well done..
Except that Spencer just bankrupted himself.
The Lincoln and Gandhi estates’ royalty claims are outrageously high.
by Counter Trap on Jul 15, 2010 9:43 AM EDT up reply actions
Here's the deal Re: Florida vs Alabama 2010
They will play twice.. I personally would rather lose the first iteration and win the second. Winning them both isn’t an option. (for Florida)
Agreed, they will play twice
The deciding factors will be Bama’s nerve-wrackingly inexperienced young special teams and Florida’s ability to stop the run.
If Bama gets the wrecking ball running game going, it won’t matter how spectacular Brantley is because he will be standing on the sideline for 12:00 at a time while the Gator D is being pounded. The worst coach in modern Bama history (Dubose) used bludgeonball to great effect vs. Emporer Spurrier. Twice.
If a fan is continually hyping the alleged "academic superiority" of his conference, it's for one obvious reason: they're getting get their ass whipped on the field.
Corrected
young especially putrid special teams, if the A Day game was any indication
Punting, kicking, return defense and returns…all 4 phases scare the shit out of me.
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 11:43 AM EDT up reply actions
Last I heard, the projected starting kicker won't be on campus until summer
And the best punter during the spring missed the A-day game w/ an injury. Throw in the fact that Saban & Co. know this is a weakness and will be focusing on it all summer, and I think we’ll be decent come Sept.
The bad news is that probably 2+ games every season are decided by special teams play, so it could easily be the difference between 12-0 w/a shot a a NC vs 10-2 and another damn consolation Sugar bowl trip.
As for lack of “starters” on defense, it’s not nearly as bad as outsiders hope to God for project. Saban has substituted in waves, and there is a nice group of very salty underclassmen w/NFL bound talent. The weakness will be special teams.
If a fan is continually hyping the alleged "academic superiority" of his conference, it's for one obvious reason: they're getting get their ass whipped on the field.
I'm not worried about the D
that, like OMG! BOISE!! #2!!!, is a media creation; if you compare the D from 2006 to the refugees we had in 2007, and we still improved, then 2009 to 2010 isn’t nearly a concern as special teams are.
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 1:32 PM EDT up reply actions
Caution: Legal-y type stuff ahead.
For you lawyas: This would seem to be ETW v. Jireh* rearing its ugly head again. In that one, Tiger Woods sued some Daniel Moore-type for painting a rendition of Woods’ victory at the 97 Masters, based on trademark infringement and other Lanham Act violations. The District Court and the 6th Circuit found for the defendant, citing the First Amendment. I expect Moore’s case to go the same way, but you never know with these things.
And that’s as much case briefing as I will allow myself to do. I’ve graduated from law school—I don’t have to do that shit anymore. If one of you young bucks wants to take a crack at it go ahead.
/Sports Law’d
*332 F.3d 915 (6th Cir. 2003)
I'm afraid I have no choice but to sell you all for scientific experiments.
by boddagettaflyer on Jul 15, 2010 10:11 AM EDT reply actions
Whew.....
…..this means my series of MS Paint renditions of Greg Jones causing snot bubbles appears to be safe
They're safe, as long as you are selling them in single units
The interesting thing to me (i r NOT a lawya) about Judge Probst’s decision is he clearly delineated that the production (and presumedly, selling) of a “fine art” piece does not require licensing by the university as long as you are not mass merchandising the image on T-shirts, calendars, mugs and other ‘mundane products’.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 10:55 AM EDT up reply actions
It seems to me that the plaintiffs could argue that by producing prints of the painting, it is then not a piece of “fine art,” but rather production runs that could fall into the “mundane products” category. Now, if he was painting each individual picture, I could understand that. But he’s not, therefore it is a production industry that is infringing upon copyright. That’s just my off the top of my head thought on this particular argument. I don’t know how it stands up in precedent.
by AUTigerGSUEagle on Jul 15, 2010 11:45 AM EDT up reply actions
even as an Alabama fan
production runs that could fall into the "mundane products"
They’re all mundane. (qualitatively, to me, at least).
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 11:47 AM EDT up reply actions
Again, NOT a lawya
but I’m pretty certain that “limited edition” art prints are considered on par with individual paintings when applying this ruling.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 12:14 PM EDT up reply actions
OK, I guess I can see that. Just slap the “limited edition” tag on it and you can then get around the legal ramifications. Same way we in the military get past the Freedom of Information Act by slapping “UNCLASSIFIED: FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY” on unclass documents so that they can’t be requested under FOIA guidelines.
Don’t you just love loopholes?
by AUTigerGSUEagle on Jul 15, 2010 12:37 PM EDT up reply actions
The First Amendment is a "loophole"?
Fair Use is a valid defense in any trademark violation claim.
"Got a bill that's big enough to twist the Tiger's tail. Husked some corn and made those SORRY HUSKERS BAIL!"
by KennyGregoryRockThaCradle on Jul 17, 2010 12:21 AM EDT up reply actions
at least not in Judge Propst's world-view
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 16, 2010 12:00 PM EDT up reply actions
In the real world,
That’s why we have younger associates, paralegals, clerks and summers.
In those rare cases where you have to actually read, Lexis headnotes suffice, as you surely know.
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 11:40 AM EDT up reply actions
Sweep left, sweep right
Florida’s running bears a striking resemblance to 10 year old YMCA football. Just hand it to the 16 14 over developed 10 year old and watch as the smaller kids hang off of him for 30 yards.
XBL Rep: 96% avoided you.
by Hillbilly Lawya on Jul 15, 2010 11:33 AM EDT reply actions
Those are the highlights
The lowlights are running the same little guy off tackle for 2 yards….ADDAZZIO!!!!!!
Should we verbalize that?
Ex: “Hunter gets the ball, runs behind right tackle addazios for two more yards.”
"...when the devil says to you: do not drink, answer him: I will drink, and right freely, just because you tell me not to."
— Martin Luther
$499 is a steal for that...
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 11:41 AM EDT reply actions
Off-Topic
Fooch of Niners Nation and SBN Bay Area interviewed former SF Chronicle columnist and current CSN Bay Area columnist Ray Ratto. Ratto had some kind words for EDSBS.
If you’re a college football fan and you’re not reading Every Day Should be Saturday, part of the party is getting by you.
http://bayarea.sbnation.com/2010/7/14/1570553/sb-nation-bay-area-csn-bay-area-ray-ratto
Wait until you see a picture of him. He could easily be a Mustache Wednesday candidate.
"Even the Swedes are getting mad."-Randy Hahn
"It's very cozy in the sin bin."-Randy Hahn
i don't know why
but my monitor only shows the picture of him from his mustache up?
I see this man has no chin, shoulders, or even teeth.
It’s just a soup strainer, cock-eyed glasses, and the start of a comb-over aka standard news paper sports reporter.
by Boozy McHound on Jul 15, 2010 12:51 PM EDT up reply actions
I used to wonder why all sportswriters were fat.
Then I sat in the press box at Jordan-Hare. Sweet baby Moses…free buffet, you say? AND a free ice cream buffet?
/mmmmmmmmmmmdiabeticcomammmmmmmmm

I'm afraid I have no choice but to sell you all for scientific experiments.
by boddagettaflyer on Jul 15, 2010 1:02 PM EDT up reply actions
The only reason we won so many of those games last year
was the result of our running backs being so small and fast, defensive lineman had to adjust to the idea that the backs weren’t figments of their imagination.
If we run the playbook like we did against Cincy, you guys are pretty much boned. You can say what you want about that just being out talenting them, but some of those plays showed ridiculous potential. Deonte Thompson’s touchdown for example. A defense that is going to be all new starters but one guy might bite you in the ass.
Oh yeah. Nearly forgot cousin fucking. Herp derp Alabama. Herp. Derp.
Fattest states! - UPDATE
1. Mississippi 33.8%
2. Alabama 31.6%
3. Tennessee 31.6%
4. West Virginia 31.3%
5. Louisiana 31.2%
6. Oklahoma 30.6%
7. Kentucky 30.5%
8. Arkansas 30.1%
9. South Carolina 29.9%
10. North Carolina 29.4%
10. Michigan 29.4%
SEC! SEC! SEC!
http://health.msn.com/health-topics/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100261061&page=1
It doesn’t matter how many football games the SEC wins. We will always look down on you.
And yet...we're still faster than you rust belters.
ESS EE SEE WAISTLINES!!!!
I'm afraid I have no choice but to sell you all for scientific experiments.
by boddagettaflyer on Jul 15, 2010 1:07 PM EDT up reply actions
The guy on the left
is a Browns scout
"Live free or die"
-General John Stark
by General John Stark on Jul 15, 2010 2:28 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Where does that guy think
he’s going to find a right angle on that body?
by An 'eer with a beer on Jul 15, 2010 2:28 PM EDT up reply actions 2 recs
Looks familiar
Last seen being drafted in the Second round by the Ravens and making serious headlines (and paper); also previously noted for winning a MNC, an SECC, a rivalry game nearly single-handed, freeuing up space so that another 1st team AA (and 1st Rounder) could be a holy terror on the field. Oh, and the big guy was also a two-time concensus All-American.
Is that really what you want to argue?
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 2:49 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Dude,
Do you have a weight problem? Did you have a weight problem in the past? You seem a little obsessed with it.
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by cowcollege on Jul 15, 2010 2:59 PM EDT up reply actions 2 recs
He already answered your question.
The above picture is his high school portrait.
"In case you're wondering what the offense should look like, that wasn't it." - Urban Meyer
by cantcatchuf on Jul 15, 2010 3:03 PM EDT up reply actions 2 recs
Wait--now what am I supposed to laugh at?
The fact that he’s going to make more money than most of us will ever dream of having, the fact that he’s a scary sonuvabitch on the field, or the fact that he’ll have his pick of the ladies?
the irony
since cody was born in florida and then played juco in mississippi before going on to provide the fuel for the nightmares that will wake daniel lincoln screaming in a cold sweat for the rest of his natural born life.
Roll 'Bama Roll: The Champagne of 'Bama Blogs.
Don't you have a Lebron jersey to burn?
By the way, any state that elects Dennis Kucinich to multiple offices can simmer it down.
Corrine Brown
would like to gradulate you on that barb.
by Onestatewest on Jul 15, 2010 1:12 PM EDT up reply actions
Reminds me of someone...hmmm

Only with a bad dye job and quasi-mullet.
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 1:34 PM EDT up reply actions
The state doesn't elect Kucinich...
a tiny district in Northeast Ohio does.
It’s ok, I realize that understanding the basics of local government can be hard.
It doesn’t matter how many football games the SEC wins. We will always look down on you.
I understand my school
has a higher ranking than yours. Frankly, it means very little to me, but I know you love your rankings. You can use that line on an Alabama fan if you want.
So just northeast Ohio should simmer down? What part of Ohio should we disparage? The part without any viable professional sports franchises or the part with the crippling unemployment?
by Charles UF on Jul 15, 2010 1:23 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Well...
It’s just that your point was so relevant to the fact the entire south bongs Ranch dressing on a regular basis.
It doesn’t matter how many football games the SEC wins. We will always look down on you.
Clearly the entire south does it.
Clearly everyone in the south is overweight and moronic.
You know, when I lived in California I knew a lot of people like you that had a superiority complex regarding the south. I didn’t quite understand how douchey it was to have that mindset until I moved here. The main difference was they lived in a cultural hub while you live in Ohio.
After reading articles like this I can’t help think about how glassy your house is.
Link to article:
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=simmons/100709
That’s your state man.
Not everyone...
just about 35% of everyone.
It doesn’t matter how many football games the SEC wins. We will always look down on you.
So?
34% of people in Mississippi are overweight? Why do you care? How does that affect you? Why feel the need to lord that aspect of your state over another?
That doesn’t say anything about you or any individual in your state or Mississippi. On average your state is less overweight. Congrats. You want to win a prize for your state’s collective accomplishment?
More importantly, how does that affect college football at all?
by Charles UF on Jul 15, 2010 1:35 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
I think we've all decided.....
This guy has issues, and they go well beyond where he lives and what team he supports.
The funny thing
is this douche will wind up moving down here in ten or so years like all of his neighbors……He will want to sample my barbeque but I will say HELL NO!
No one's really gonna to be free until nerd persecution ends - Gilbert Lowe
The main difference was they lived in a cultural hub while you live in Ohio.
Bwahahahaaaa.
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 1:35 PM EDT up reply actions
Since when did Cleveland become a tiny district?
Insert Cleveland joke here, but it’s not exactly an obscure township.
Hallucinogenic love drugs, sir. The pagans were taking them. We were trying to fit in.
It’s ok, I realize that understanding the basics of local government can be hard.
Not as hard as understanding the difference between local government (mayor, council, etc) and Federal goverment (Congressmen, Senators, President) is apparently. So, yes, Dennis Kucinich (D-OH10), is one of your state’s representatives.
/OH10 is actually on Lambda Serpenti III
by PalmettoTiger on Jul 15, 2010 2:02 PM EDT up reply actions
I was referring to Star Gazer's turn as mayor
Batshit crazy, bankrupting a city, etc. Impressive stuff. How the hell he could get elected to any office after that fiasco is beyond me, but I guess it’s like a Marion Barry politcial zombie scenario where the fucker just won’t die.
BTW, I’m your team, amigo. People who live in Ohio are angry for a reason… I was one of them before I had a choice. I feel much better now.
Hallucinogenic love drugs, sir. The pagans were taking them. We were trying to fit in.
There's a bus leaving at six this evening
Be under it
by PalmettoTiger on Jul 15, 2010 1:09 PM EDT up reply actions
12. Missouri 29.3%
Submitted for your approval: The St. Louis Slinger! Consisting of two eggs, hash browns, a hamburger patty, chili, gravy, and American cheese, the Slinger is guaranteed to mercilessly destroy the worst of hangovers and reduce your lifespan by ten to twelve years.

Brian Kelly says no Spicy Sea Nuggets.
by Ancient Chinese Secret on Jul 15, 2010 1:58 PM EDT up reply actions
Very impressive!
But needs bacon. That’s why MO comes in at measly #12 – they must not appreciate bacon.
We are THE tigersthatsaywareagle
Please also note
the ashtray in the upper-right corner. St. Louis: Smoking in restaurants isn’t just legal, it’s mandatory.
Brian Kelly says no Spicy Sea Nuggets.
by Ancient Chinese Secret on Jul 15, 2010 7:34 PM EDT up reply actions
7 weeksa ago
I’d have thought that was pretty cool. However, I am now in the non-smoking section after 40 years of puffing the devil weeds.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 8:02 PM EDT up reply actions
I had something that resembled that
at the Memphis Int’l airport. And, yes, I was very hungover…as you’d have to be to contemplate eating that.
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 2:12 PM EDT up reply actions
At least the Top 10 states
have the benefit of porking up on tastiness…
Would you rather have this

Or this

"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 2:02 PM EDT up reply actions
The bottom one looks like vomit in the hall of any elementary school
I know that was disgusting. My keyboard did resist typing that but I overpowered it.
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by cowcollege on Jul 15, 2010 2:06 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
I just imagined that
cafeteria “some kid just puked” smell, and almost barfed.
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 2:13 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
PERISTALTIC CHAIN REACTION!!!
I knew that quote from Wayne’s World would come in handy some day.
by An 'eer with a beer on Jul 15, 2010 2:31 PM EDT up reply actions
I never do...but Chili Mac
is neither good “chili” nor good “mac”
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
by Stuck in the Plains on Jul 15, 2010 2:11 PM EDT up reply actions
Cincinnati chili is good...
but the plate on top has all the essentials.
We are THE tigersthatsaywareagle
There's a place in LA
They do a chili cheeseburger. It consists of:
1/2 lb beef patty
Slice of pepper jack
Slice of cheddar
Slice of provolone
Chili
Grilled mushrooms and onions
Bacon
Shredded Lettuce
Ranch Dressing
I’ve had two in my entire life. Incredible experiences.
Wow...
Did you cut it in half or eat it like a real American?
I usually cut big burgers in half because I am weak. And I like the burger to retain proper burger structure while I’m enjoying it.
We are THE tigersthatsaywareagle
You have to eat it like an American
They serve it already wrapped for you to eat, so it doesn’t fall apart. I’ve had plenty of big burgers before, but not with the extra cheese, bacon, chili, and ranch. The flavors work ridiculously well together because the heat of the chili is softened by the ranch, the lettuce gives it a crunch, the onions give it a little sweetness, the mushrooms give it a bit more to chew on.
If you’re ever in Gainesville, I make a pretty mean impression of it.
You haven't lived
Until you’ve had a Ranger Burger at the Four Winds restaurant in Cusseta, GA. Just outside the back range road gate of Fort Benning (closest to the Ranger School camp) on Highway 26.
Two half-pound burger patties, cheese, bacon, onion, tomato, lettuce, mustard, and ketchup on a single bun. The veggies are around an inch thick. Comes with fries and sweet tea.
You won’t feel the need to eat for at least 24 hours after consumption.
by sullivan013 on Jul 15, 2010 3:10 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
If you make it up to Spartanburg, SC
You should try the food at the legendary Beacon Drive-In.
The Double Chili-Cheese A-Plenty is real trencherman fare.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 3:36 PM EDT up reply actions
when you go
do not get in line and expect to stare at a menu. if you get in line you better know your order because the people behind you will not wait for you.
The entire time from order to tray of food and paid should take less than 90 seconds.
My grandfather still lives in Spartanburg and there’s always a visit to the Beacon on the agenda.
by Boozy McHound on Jul 16, 2010 9:16 AM EDT up reply actions
I give you...

The Super Stack Heart Attack Burger at the Vortex in Atlanta:
“Two half-pound sirloin patties stacked inside three grilled cheese sandwiches, topped with two fried eggs,
eight slices of American cheese, ten slices of bacon, with plenty of mayo on the side. With this burger we
choose your side for you, and it’s a big bowl of fries and tots covered in our cheesy-cheese goo.”
Pictured is the Double Bypass, a lesser burger for pansies who can’t handle a third grilled cheese.
That's just stupid
Any sandwich that’s too big to put in your mouth without driving a tractor over it first isn’t a good sandwich. A simple bacon cheeseburger with a fried egg on it, grilled patty-melt style, is a good sandwich.
Maybe I’m just bitter because I can’t gorge any more, especially on stuff like that (acid reflux sucks).
Agreed on both counts.
Don’t sleep on Skyline chili for post-Gameday curative powers, but that’s dirty fried love with a Crystal bottle lurking in the background. Nothing’s getting past that defense.
Hallucinogenic love drugs, sir. The pagans were taking them. We were trying to fit in.
Indeed, at least we're loading up on delicious fried chicken, barbecue, and fat-infused vegetables
Instead of tater-tot casserole and whatever Cream of Mushroom abominations are forged up there.
by Cantabrigian_UGA_Fan on Jul 15, 2010 5:29 PM EDT up reply actions
Nah, lots of Southerners can't cook these days
They’re eating nothing but crappy fast food, reheated microwave crap, or “casual dining” garbage that you can get anywhere in the country, and sucking down two gallons of corn syrup water a day. Properly cooked Southern food doesn’t make you fat, if you get any exercise at all.
Face it, the food industry has whole teams of scientists working long hours to get people to eat and drink more. And more and more of what Americans eat is supplied by the big restaurant and packaged-food chains. Those guys know what they’re doing; this obesity epidemic didn’t just happen.
I agree with your second point completely
However, “properly cooked Southern food doesn’t make you fat, if you get any exercise at all”? That may have been true back in the old days when you ate country ham, pan-fried chicken, and vegetables soaked in lard but still worked 12 hours in a field in 100+ weather. Nowadays, I doubt many people are doing the same level of hard labor, but they’re certainly eating larger portions of that food.
by Cantabrigian_UGA_Fan on Jul 18, 2010 5:34 PM EDT up reply actions
What's really funny abou the "fattest states"
is that given both the demographic profile of those who peruse CFB blogs and the demographic profile of Ohio and the states of the SEC, it is a relatively safe assumption that Devidee is statistically more likely to be overweight than almost any regular visitor to this site from the Southeast.
by GwinnettGamecock on Jul 16, 2010 3:07 AM EDT up reply actions
As a Mizzou grad raised in Tuscaloosa
I may just have to take you up on that offer.
North 2
Happy snarkday to everyone. Guess the Ed Thomas story on the ESPYs brings out the hate in everyone.
Is it sad that I knew sorta who that Monet chick was because of Stargate?
I'll see your lightspeed tailbacks
And raise you one precognative tailback in Mark Ingram and the worlds angriest ball of hate Trent Richardson.
Also, how come there were no highlights from the Florida v. Alabama games in that trailer?
I b'lee that had to do with...
Florida making just 14 rush attempts in that game. Ten of those were Tebow scrambles.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Jul 15, 2010 7:01 PM EDT up reply actions
They did try the cheesy TE trap
once.
"Orators are most vehement when their cause is weak" Marcus Tullius Cicero
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