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The creator of Black Poop is a well-known
voice to P-1's, the oft-mentioned Mikal, of The Notorious Brothers Black (formerly
of the real little mavericks, aka UTA). You may also know him as the guy
who gambles away all of Sweet Greggo's money. |
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Scattershooting while wondering whatever
happened to Dog, in Parker County...
One of the things I really miss since training camp has ended are the
daily questions from the Cowboy computer.
Can someone please explain to me why Reebok thought it would be a good
idea to bring back the NFL mesh hat? It was a bad look in the '70s,
and in my opinion, it hasn't really gotten any better.
If you happen to like to pay attention to which NFL team does what against
the spread, keep this small fact in mind:
Through the first two
weeks of the season, the point spread has beat two teams and caused two
ties. Every other game if you were able to pick the winner, you won
the game.
If you are in need of a
good movie, do yourself a favor and purchase a ticket for Seabiscuit.
It doesn't matter whether you are a horse racing fan or not, you can't
help but enjoy it.
One sure sign that you might have a gambling problem:
While driving back from
Albuquerque, you are constantly changing stations listening to
static-filled broadcasts of the Kentucky/LSU game and the SMU/Fresno State
game, to determine if you are going to win any of the 11 games you bet on
that day.
With the recent
publishing of Money Ball, Billy Beane has become widely
regarded as a "genius" for his unorthodox methods of player acquisition.
I remember an ex-baby photographer that acquired that reputation in the
NFL, and was able to help his team win two Super Bowls and get to three
more. Then, it all seemed to go south on him, as the reaches he made
got longer and longer. I wonder if Billy Beane will be able to
continue his run, or will his luck run out the same way Gil Brandt's
seemed to?
Unless you watch a lot of golf, you are probably not aware of the "silly
season" made-for-TV event for the winners of the 4 majors. I wonder
how the sponsors and organizers feel about it this year, since they will
be without Tiger Woods. My guess is that you'll have to use
the Hubble Telescope to find much interest in this event.
One of my favorite movie lines of all time is this gem, uttered by the
great Willie Nelson in The Electric Horseman: "I don't know
about you, but I'm gonna get me a bottle of tequila, and one of those
little keno girls that can suck the chrome off a trailer hitch, and kick
back."
It's been a while since I've read the classics, can someone refresh my
memory and tell me on which level did Dante mention five hours of BaD
Radio?
I know there is much speculation about whether or not Barry Bonds
has used steroids. Why isn't there more talk about the fact that
every time he steps up to the plate, he is allowed to cover his left arm
with a huge piece of body armor? How do you keep someone from
crowding the plate when there are no repercussions from that action?
Old Gambling joke:
God said to
Moses come forth, and Moses came fifth and it cost God $250.00.
I didn't watch the NBC
show The Restaurant, but did hear this tidbit about the joint named
Rocco's Restaurant: One of the staples of the menu was the 2-for-1
deal on liver.
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Is it just me or does
wearing a visor make a football coach look cocky? Bob Stoops,
Jon Gruden and Steve Spurrier all have that smug look
while strolling the sidelines in their visors, although I must admit,
it is a better look than the Oakley's that Bobby Bowden and
Chuck Amato sport. How far are we away from having a head
coach that wears his hat backwards? |
Next time you have a
question about whether or not you should imbibe, remember the words of the
great Frank Sinatra: "Alcohol may be man's worst enemy, but the
bible says love your enemy!"
©2003 Heft Trifecta™ Productions
Previous installments of Black Poop:
August 11, 2003
June 30, 2003
May 19, 2003
April 28, 2003
March 31, 2003
March 3, 2003
February 10, 2003
January 13, 2003
November 25, 2002
November 18, 2002
October 28, 2002
October 14, 2002
October 7, 2002
September 30, 2002
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