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the smaller the mind, the greater the conceit |
According to Colin Cowherd.
Listen. I have been writing in this space fairly consistently that ESPN doesn’t give a shit about the NHL because they don’t have an interest in the game. Cowherd went on a rant against the sport and the people who cover it which confirms that he is still a complete douche and that ESPN thinks the Stanley Cup Playoffs don’t matter to anybody.
This skull t-shirt is what I mean.
via boingboing.net.
I’m in a foul mood today. Sometimes you just gotta say, “What the f*ck.”
Caught a bit of the Family Feud today. If you haven’t seen it lately, you should check it out. Steve Harvey is flat out hilarious and the subject matter has a certain guttural aspect to it. Anyway, the question was, “What do you give a man who is in a foul mood to cheer him up?”
The answers were.
Pretty spot on, don’t ya think?
There must be someone out there who can make a joke of this. I mean how often do you get Ohio State, lawyers and the Browns all in the same story?
The heading of this post actually brings to mind a different subject, but alas, it simply means two small items.
First.
I was listening to Detroit sports radio on my way in this morning and the host said he was speaking with a former professional baseball player who was coached by a guy who now coaches with the Washington Nationals. According to the host, this particular coach apparently says he has seen every player in MLB take batting practice and the sound of the ball coming off of Bryce Harper’s bat is different than the sound of the ball coming off of any other player’s bat.
I find that very hard to believe. Check that. I find that impossible to believe.
Second.
A marvelous prank…..
From ABC News:
Violent crimes such as armed robbery occur more frequently at small hotel properties near highways or in high-crime neighborhoods, says Norman Bates, a security consultant and former security director at three Boston hotels.
Link from Dave Barry’s Blog.
Best known to me as the bassist for The Blues Brothers Band (in the center of the above photo), Dunn was also a founding member of Booker T & the MG’s and was a staple in the stable of musicians at Stax Records. He died while on tour in Japan with band mate Steve Cropper (on far left). Dunn was 70.
Here’s Dunn’s only line from the movie.
Enjoy this little vittle.
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