Note: Yeah. Had to change the title and the content after THIS happened.
The Roundup:
- House Rock Built has been busy... creating his own puppet opera? I have to share the movie here too, because I have to be sure you all see this.
- You've already hear that they're likely to reinstate LeGarrett Blount at Oregon. And no, we're not going to ride once more upon the mighty steed of incredulity and righteousness. We're actually okay with it. Relative to the punishments received by certain Michigan players for throwing sucker punches, Blount's already served 2 life sentences.
- Holy Carp, there's such a thing as "goaltending" in football.
- Ask yourself, if your team lost 4 consecutive fumbles, would you be alive today? Ask yourself this: If your team's opponent lost 4 consecutive fumbles, and your team still lost, would your house not be a smoldering pile of post explosive wreckage?
- Hey, whatever happened to Mitch Mustain?
- I read this piece about doom and gloom for ND haters and want to yell out, "It's a trap!"
- This piece really solidified things for me. If Golden gets the ball, no matter the formation, we're calling that play part of the "Golden Cat" offense.
By Mark October 2, 2009 - 2:10 pm
I think Lindsay Lohan was in the Disney’s “The Golden Cat.”
I didn’t click on the link, but I assume Mitch Mustain was supposed to be spotting Stafon Johnson? … Too soon?
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By trey October 2, 2009 - 4:59 pm
It was a GREAT day for me after hearing Chicago got blown out in that vote. I couldn’t stifle a good hearty laugh at that one.
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By san diego irish October 2, 2009 - 8:12 pm
Yeah, Trey, it would suck if the U.S.A. got to host the Olympics again. Who would want that?
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By domer.mq October 2, 2009 - 8:38 pm
Speaking as a very-recently-former-Chicagoan, had I still been in Chicago, I wouldn’t have wanted the games there. Chicago is currently at the probable-end of an inflated renaissance. It’s a great city, but it’s rotting under the shell. The police force is stretched so thin you can read a paper through it. The roads? Don’t even get me started. And the massive amounts of empty, brand-new homes in the area due to over-development in the last 10 years? Ugh. That town was essentially saved from itself.
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By san diego irish October 2, 2009 - 11:05 pm
I have a feeling those aren’t the reasons behind Trey’s comment.
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