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Tag Archives: Sports
April Madness
After 24-hour-a-day basketball, what are we supposed to watch now? American Idol? Baseball that doesn’t matter? Diners, Drive-Ins and the Toast Chees I used to eat every day for lunch?
Posted in Entertainment, In The News, Sports, Television
Tagged Entertainment, In The News, Sports, Television
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You Think Brett Favre Has Seen It All?
We tend to attach logos to the ends of our accomplishments in branding. I’d like to look at the last 29 years, however, as experiences (plural) rather than experience (singular). There is a big difference.
Posted in Advertising, Dogs, Sports, Technology
Tagged Advertising, Consistency, Dogs, Football, Sports, Technology
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Strike Three, We’re Out
It hurts to lose a baseball game. It hurts even more to lose your entire team.
Orange Bowl R.I.P.
The most popular funeral tune is Amazing Grace. I can hear it now, the strains of the old notes riding the breeze north from Miami. How sweet the sound.
JJ and the Texas Big House
The old man slammed the sports section of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram down on the just-wiped table, took off his sweat-stained Resistol, placed it in the seat beside him and settled in with several other breakfast regulars in the cinderblock … Continue reading
Our Partial List of Things That Make This the South
It is impossible, in one blog, to even attempt to address the things that make the South a unique place. Note: You may see a food pattern forming below, but that’s okay. If you see a skinny Southerner, that just … Continue reading
After-Bowl Ads Get More Attention Than Super Bowl
After two mechanics did the lip-shimmy up the chocolate shaft of a Snickers bar while working on a car and ended the ordeal with a kiss during the Super Bowl commercial snoozathon, a particular group got offended and started complaining, … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, Commercials, Sports, Super Bowl
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The Real National Champions
It was worth staying up until 1 am to see. The Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, a supposed snoozefest between powerhouse Oklahoma and former junior college Boise State (of the blue field) turned into the best college football game I have ever … Continue reading