Archive for December 31, 2008

Second comebacks..

December 31, 2008

Chad Pennington has just won the NFL comeback player for the second time.  In addition, Magic Mountain has just renamed a roller coaster in his honor.

If Pennington and the Dolphins make the Super Bowl, will the National Anthem be sung by Cher?

Oregon State beat Pittsburgh in the Sun Bowl 3-0.    Yes, that is correct, 3-0.      The Bowl trophy will apparently now be remade to resemble a smaller version of the Stanley Cup.

Bill and Hillary Clinton will be dropping the crystal ball in Times Square New Year’s eve.      The organizers had originally thought to have it thrown to them, but for some reason last week rescinded Brett Favre’s invitation.

From Bill Littlejohn:

Charles Barkley, who’s also had issues with gambling, has now been arrested for DUI.  This is what’s known as  pulling a “Daly Double”

$300,000 for Bristol Palin’s baby pictures…?

December 31, 2008

Well, we may have had a first look at Sarah Palin’s fundraising strategy for 2012.

But to be fair, it’s only $300,000.   And the family will need wedding clothes.

Seven Maryland football players did not start in the Humanitarian Bowl as punishment for missing curfew this week. In Boise.  Now, that takes some doing…finding something to do to keep you out that late in Boise.

Brett Favre will apparently spend several weeks deliberating whether or not to play next year.  Then he will spend several months claiming he was pressured into making whatever decision he makes, and that he isn’t fully committed to it.

Should anyone be surprised that Favre dated his wife for over seven years – and even had a child together, before they got married?

Tonight is New Years Eve.  T.O. and the Dallas Cowboys will celebrate with a case of whine.

 

Eliot Spitzer is on the list of people caught up in Bernard Madoff’s ponzi scheme.  Who’d a thunk that the money he spent on call girls might have been the only time this year Spitzer got something for his investment?

On a semi serious note, many people say we shouldn’t have a college football playoff because fans would lose interest in the 34 bowl games.   Yeah, exactly…everyone was really focused on tonight’s Humanitarian Bowl and Music City Bowls and Texas Bowls….(between six teams who most people couldn’t have probably named without seeing the final scores.)

As opposed to college basketball,  which coincidentally, also has about 60 something teams go on to top level postseason play… 

(okay, yes, not counting the NIT.)