Posted by TFG on 8th October 2007
I guess they can blame this one on Wade Phillips, too. Unless Brett Hull was somewhere on the sidelines. If I was Wade, I would have given him a few grand just to hang out and drink margaritas.
T.O. Owens almost got the goat horns there, boy. Dropping the ball in the end zone, and then at the 25 — bad form for a loud-mouth uber-talent.
I got no sympathy for a team that can’t put away another team after getting five interceptions.
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Posted by TFG on 8th October 2007
Q: Why do I keep John Cole on a secret blogroll?
Example 1: How many of you were aware that you could not substitute dish soap with dishwasher detergent, and that if you did, you would have six inches of suds across the entire kitchen floor?
Example 2: Why is everyone soliciting sex in bathrooms, for chrissakes? Is there some underground bathroom/gay sex culture out there?
Example 3: I do have a problem with publishing a desperate family’s financial information, scouring pictures of their kitchen to determine the value of their appliances, and stalking their abode. Even if they were used at a press conference by Democrats.
As I read the story, it wasn’t ‘used at a press conference.’ I, and most sensible people, would take ‘used at a press conference’ as meaning the young lad was a participant at a press conference which was called for, attended to, and run by Democrats. The headline, though, says “Baltimore native to speak today for Democrats” about the lad. The story also says this “The Senate staffers wrote the script for Graeme.” Maybe the Sun is lying, and the young man didn’t give the national radio address, and the script wasn’t written by presumably Democratic staffers. And maybe we should all put dishwash soap in the dishwasher.
Here’s a tip, John - don’t put it in the washing machine, either. Don’t say nobody ever told you about that one, professor. One more - don’t enlist small children to be your national spokesmen and expect innoculatoin from national criticism simply because they’re small children.
I don’t think I’m being partisan here. Have there been small children used to provide a platform plank for the Republicans? I hope not, and it wouldn’t suprise me, and I hope all parties will stick with adults talking to adults and not using small children reading scripts as their mouthpiece. It might spell disaster for fishwraps like the Sun looking for column fodder, but them’s the breaks.
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