Goodbye to a legend
News today from Athens, Ga of Larry Munson’s immediate retiring. Munson was a legend in college
football and will be missed all over Dawgdom. The 85 year old has been calling only home games since last year but health problems must have gotten worse. I can think of nobody (save cousin Ken) that would rather be there than Munson for a home game against unbeaten Alabama.
Already miss him. <– Click link for some greatness.
How many Ick’s does it take to get to the center of football pick ‘em greatness
Zero. I am it. As you may recall I’m sort of a big deal when it comes to picking college football games. (link) Please see the above picture of 2006’s award ceremony with Rob (Milli) and Fab (Vanilli impersonator Eugene Preston) moments before they awarded me the college football pick ‘em award. This year, Ick of Ickscorner is inviting the Bug to his football pick ‘em extravaganza. This is likely to be OU / Texas 2003 all over again. See you in the winner’s circle.
Throw down time!
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If you’d like to own SPORTSBEAN.COM, you can buy it now by covering our acquisition costs and a modest profit.
Please advise,Ken Palm
ken@lbcdomaininsight.com
iTime Marketing, Inc
322 N. Main Street
Davenport, IA 52801
My reply:
Subject: RE: SPORTSBEAN.COM [THESPORTSBEAN.COM@domainsbyproxy.com]
From: <Scott_Herndon@Dell.com>
Date: Thu, July 24, 2008 1:08 pm
To: askthebean@thesportsbean.com
No.
First thing, “professionalism that thesportsbean.com cannot match”? You’ve obviously never been to this site. I defy you to go there and find one instance of the ‘Bean attempting to be professional. Just hang on to it, Ken Palm. Maybe you can do something with it. Make a site at sportsbean.com. I’m afraid you’ve jumped the wrong claim, my man. What you didn’t know is that the staff of theSprotsbeam.com has taken a solemn vow to always use an “article” before our websites. That explains our other sites like TheThelionthewitchandthewardrobefanclub.org and others like it. If we bought your site (which is really our site) we would have to attach another article in front of it like anSportsbean.com or some such nonsense like that. Now, you’re not even making any sense at all, Ken Palm.
I’ll tell you what. We’ll agree to meet up in some alley and have a dance off to see who gets it. Good luck, man. Me and the entire staff of the ‘Bean gots mad dancing skillz. We can do it up there in Iowa. I don’t even care. Let me know. – www.theSportsbean.wordpress.com
Longhorn fan, Guy that got to see Van Halen on their last tour (and I didn’t) and buddy from the interweb that I have never met
Until I can figure out how to get the RSS feed to work, here’s your plug, Ick. Click the picture that is still making Tex Schramm sick from his vantage point and read what the Bug starts his day with. Polls, quotes, different sections, and a really good sports site. Kind of like the Bean except for the polls, quotes, sections, insight, and quality.
10 things that people should all just admit
- The Beatles were not that good. Shut-up already!
- O.J. Simpson cut his former wife’s head off. He also killed that other dude. If you were there that night, he would have killed you too.
- Under all the lipstick and stupid clothes, a lot of ’80’s metal bands had some really good musicians.
- First generation Asian people do value education more than the Americans that met them at the shore.
- Old school rap was awful. They’d rap about anything! (link)
- New rap sucks much worse. Was going to link but it was barely distinguishable. I think it’s some sort of code or something.
- Skittles are not an acceptable substitute for M&Ms.
- People should be allowed to run old woman who drive with little dogs in their laps off of the road. Oh, and nobody cares about your grandchildren.
- Nobody can tell the difference between the two Darrens on Bewitched.
- Finally: The answer. Mary Ann or Ginger? Ms. Mary Anne Summers. (link)
A few things I learned in December
Santa Claus IS real. I know this because I stood behind him waiting to pee. No mortal man would be able to go that long! Lay off the eggnog, Nick!
$95.00 a night does not cover the high cost of local phone calls at the N. Little Rock Hampton Inn.
When commenting on the “Introducing the vanilla Frosty” sign at Wendy’s, congratulating the dude at the window for inventing the vanilla shake is funnier to you than him.
The Arizona State band has the most homo looking uniforms I’ve ever seen on a marching band. Looks kind of like a local cable access gay super hero TV show outfit.
Mike and Mike and Jesus
While listening to ESPN radio this morning I heard Mike Greenberg wish Peter Gammons a Merry Christmas. Two things immediately came to mind. It was good to hear that people in the media will occasionally still say a centuries old holiday greeting and that the only time I heard it this year was from a Jewish guy from New York. Is this some new angle on the only black people can say the “n” word idea? If you are a Christian you can’t say it because you’re imposing your intolerance on others but if you are a Jew, that’s fine because you’re going home to light a menorah later? Or could it be that a Jewish guy was talking to another American that likely celebrates a holiday celebrated by a gigantic majority of the country and wanted to wish him and his family a good Christmas? Probably. Hmmm Defender of my faith, Mike Greenberg? That’s fine. I’ll take it where I can get it.
Merry Christmas!
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