March 5, 2025

MUSTACHE OF THE DAY: ROGUE BLOGGER

Bearded lunatic no more: we’re our own Mustache Wednesday today.


Happy Mustache Wednesday, motherfuckers!

FULMER CUPDATE: BALL STATE BALLIN’

Nope, not funny. Even if played by Robert Downey, Jr.

Nothing about drinking’s funny, kids, despite what you might have learned growing up watching reruns of lovable town drunk Otis on The Andy Griffith Show. He mistook a goat for his uncle once! Not funny.

Nor is Tony Stark’s crippling alcoholism funny, either, even if you laugh at the thought of a superhero getting cranked on scotch, strapping on a nuclear powered invincible killing suit, and flying around with a bottle of fortified wine blasting what he thinks are bad guys and crashing into expensive high-rise condos. This is most definitely not made funnier by the fact Robert Downey, Jr. is playing him in the movie, nor by imagining the clink of the glass against his metal mouth slit as he relaxes in full regalia by a roaring fire at his mansion. Not. Funny.

(You can also hear the little filtered drain noise as the scotch goes down the pipe into his mouth, can’t you. This, too, is most definitely not funny.)

This is a long way of saying that we think the arrest on suspicion of DWI for Ball State’s Kenny Meeks is not funny in the least, especially because he may get sixty days in jail as a result. The two points he gets for entering Ball State into the Fulmer Cup are, however, hilarious.

Iowa State wide receiver Wallace Franklin earns two points for Iowa State by interference with official acts and disorderly conduct, two things that perfectly describe our entire academic career through college.

ELOQUENCE HAS A THOUSAND FORMS

There’s many, many ways to express how you feel in an eloquent way. You could be a master of the epigram, like Rochefoucauld, for example:

Men give away nothing so liberally as their advice.

Pithy! Or you could just have an awesome accent and a deep, deep hatred of Tennessee. That’s a form of eloquence too, as this video points out all too well.

“They low down, they dirty, and they snitches.” At no point have our own thoughts of Tennessee football or pumpkins been so succinctly put.

HOLY OFFSEASON HELL: THE BLOOMIN’ ONION IS TWENTY

We had no idea what a momentous day this truly was. We figured it’s the usual, right: wake up, eggs, too much coffee, crying jag around 9 o’clock due to anxiety caused by the herd of caffeine bulls running through our defenses, deep pondering of old Dangermouse videos, watch a few basketball highlights and consider what life would be like if we’d been born 6′10 (poor Mom!)…

…when suddenly we get this email in our inbox:

Hi EDSBS,

I do blogger/online outreach for Outback Steakhouse and wanted to give you the chance to visit the restaurant and join the 20th birthday celebration of the Bloomin’ Onion. Would you be interested in a gift card to use with friends and family? Use the gift card to take advantage of the full bar and watch a game in a great sports environment with good food.

Please let me know if you’re interested.

Best,

Account Personladychick


That third Chinese symbol means “HEARTBLEEDSPLOSION” That’s the best translation, really

HOLY HELL WOULD I? It’s the twentieth anniversary of the Blooming Onion, people! Those of you not immobilized by your own fatness or currently not trapped under toppled obese people, get off your asses and dance, for it is feast day. At no point in American history have we ever had a more ingenious or charismatic combination of batter, onions, and salt-and that’s counting Charles Barkley and Charles Durning, who like many fat men are in fact just large puddles of those three ingredients lit into life with the application of high voltage by mad scientists in rural laboratories.

Not only did Outback have the audacity to take a 27 cent onion, slice it in an innovative flower shape, coat it in no more than two cents of batter, salt, and pepper-oh, and their secret blend of yuMmy Spices and inGredients!- and baptize it in the sweet roiling fury of a deep-fryer, friends. No, Outback goes a step further and charges you over twenty times what they paid for it in the first place and serves it with mayonnaise, motherfucker.

Oh, and bitch about the ingredients all you like, hater. You just don’t want to see me shining. From the grease. On my beard. The numbers aren’t bad, man. In fact, health nazi, what other dish can you name that in addition to being deliciously tasty, can feed a good-sized adult male for a day?

Calories: 2310
Total Fat: 134 grams
Carbohydrates: 241 grams
Protein: 35 grams

Not only do you get your fat for a week, but you calories for the day and Gigantor amount of protein simultaneously. Fuck just eating one: down the whole thing and another, and you’ll be eating protein like a Pumping Iron-era Arnold in his prime. Plus you’ll have so much fat running through your system, a car will become unnecessary, as you will skate along on your own stream of yellow excreta leaking from your ass. Whoa, did someone say new cardio sensation? We did: ONION SKATING. Eat two of these a day, and we’re out there running laps on concrete wearing socks and patented Outback Outdoor turbo chaps, the official sport of dedicated Double Onioners like me, man.

So happy birthday, Blooming Onion. Even though you were born in Tampa, you’re truly Australian: bold, zesty, and if you eat the whole thing, you’ll probably die, just as you would from eating most things in Australia. Bonzer, mates! That’s Australian for diet-induced incontinence.

TIMEKILLERS: TREV GETS SOLD ON THE FARM

We’re working on a piece for the SN right now, but in the meantime, please accept Trev expressing his sympathies for the heifers at a livestock auction as filler.

Oh, and Patrick’s got some delightfully bad photoshop over at 35 Seconds.

CURIOUS INDEX, 3/5/08

LSU defensive monster Ricky Jean-Francois is allegedly related to Kimbo Slice. We mention this only to affirm your already solid suspicion that if he does not cheat on another test and makes it to the playing field this fall, RJF will be takin’ food off lawyas’ plates just like his horrifying alleged relative. Because remember: our ultimate nightmare is being locked in a dimly lit shipping container with Kimbo at one end, five thousand dollars and a ham at the other, and us in the middle.


No, sir. The money AND the ham are both yours. Really, please.

Bill Cowher is not going to be the head coach at Penn State…but only if you’re foolish enough to believe the words coming out of his chin, sucker:

“Put that to rest,” Cowher said firmly yesterday. “I’m staying here.”

Laschout.com got really, really excited over the slumber party allegedly had by Cowher and Penn State officials, who are looking for some way to beat creeping death to the punch and bump Paterno up to glorified fundraiser and cheerleader status before on-field turmoil, off the field turmoil, or death-induced turmoil when he drops dead on the field drives Penn State into failed state status.

And that’s just how icy we stay here, dear reader, because Joe Pa is a lot closer to applesauce time than he is to winning the Big Ten ever again, school officials know it, and everyone’s terrified of saying it out loud in public because it would mean that despite being the greatest coach of his generation, Penn State officials ultimately judge him by his utility in the present, not his happy memories of the past. Only Bill Belichick, Richard Dawkins, and Steven Leavitt are fine being exposed as naked utilitarians. Everyone else has gotta keep their inner bastard on the down-low.

On the upside: it gives us an opportunity to post another fine bit of Mr2Cents’ work.


See? There’s work to be done yet.

Police and excessive force: like Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes, man. Steve Spurrier now gets to enter a new circle of hell as South Carolina football coach. This is the sixth ring, the one where you piss off the police department by suggesting that their time-honored methods of beating people bloody during arrests might be “excessive,” especially when it involves one of your football players. Spurrier does have one nice thing on his side in the debate over the treatment of Kevin Young, Gamecock football player: witnesses.

Kevin McCrarey, a co-host on the South Carolina News Network’s SportsTalk show, said he was leaving a nearby bar around 1:30 a.m. when three or four officers ran by him on Harden Street. McCrarey said he saw an officer repeatedly punch one of the combatants, whom he later learned was Young, in the head with a closed fist.

“I think his rights were violated. Just because you get in a fight … he got beat up by police. I really believe that,” McCrarey said. “I don’t know police procedure, but the guy from behind was just swinging. He must have thrown 10 or 15 punches. Then they got him down, and they were still hitting him.”

Wait for Spurrier to be arrested with a pound of heroin and five unregistered firearms on his passenger seat in the next three days after being pulled over for “a busted tail light.” Though in reality, sexiness as unbridled and irresistable as Spurrier should have been arrested long, long ago.

Police brutality would be a nice change for Alabama fans, who are angry over an Auburn license plate on a Tuscaloosa police cruiser, and their use of the phrase “Beat ‘em like he’s Brodie Croyle!” during difficult arrests.

And just because we hadn’t heard the song in ten years until yesterday… Long White Cadillac, Dwight Yoakam.

Useful for a needed serotonin bump this morning, and for the phrase “Let’s get this white trash on down the road.”

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