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12.27.2007

Holiday Drinking Season Heroes

Culled from the gold-plated pages of the New Orleans Times-Picayune come this week's Holiday Drinking Season Heroes. These guys are not your average drunks. No sir. They are buzzing like a bad amplifier before you are even out of bed.

  • Alvin Grace, 22, 1239 Piety St., New Orleans, Dec. 6, 11 a.m., at N. Robertson St. and Franklin Ave., DWI.

  • Jake S. Henry, 25, 1025 Jamie Ct., Violet, Dec. 10, 11:38 a.m., at Second St. and Danneel St., DWI.

  • Ritchie Matthew, 29, 5417 S. Prieur St., New Orleans, Dec. 15, 3:53 p.m., in the 600 block of S. Carrollton Ave., DWI.


  • Bottoms Up! Have another glass of nog, friends!

    12.20.2007

    Don't Taze Me, Brah

    We here at CWATCF completely support the use of tasers, tear gas, Uzis, and bazookas to rid the peaceful streets of New Orleans of the trustafarians, hippies, beatniks, and other assorted filth that has accumulated to protest the demolition of four horrendous housing projects.


    GO NOPD!

    12.18.2007

    Merry Christmas To You

    ...and a Happy Kwanzaa to Anderson and Phil.



    We really need to get some mistletoe belts in the CWATCF store.

    12.07.2007

    More Breaking News

    Sorry to interrupt your Friday afternoon, but we just can't hold this exciting news in any longer! Sources tell CWATCF that Larry Fedora has accepted the Southern Miss head coaching job. This news is so hot that no one else will even touch it. IT BURNS! Oh yeah, Larry Fedora is in some sort of assistant role at Oklahoma State. The school that gave us this guy:

    UPDATE: EVEN MORE BREAKING NEWS!

    American Gladiators is BACK! And it will be hosted by Hulk Hogan and Muhammad Ali's son.

    UPDATE (Irons):

    1. Picture of Les "The Hat" Miles. New coach named "Fedora." Zero headwear jokes.

    That's how much respect we have for you, dear readers.

    2. Those of you outside the southeast might be a bit unfamiliar with Southern Miss. There are many good reasons for this, but we'll try to fill you in on what Coach Fedora has gotten himself into:

    USM is located in Hattiesburg, a lovely cow town in the southern part of the state -- think Auburn, but with less charm. Over the years, the school has established itself as a solidly third-tier Mississippi academic option (which is an achievement on par with Minnesota's 0-8 record in Big Ten play). With the moderate success of their football program over the years, USM fans have become known for cheering their team on with class and dignity being ungodly low-rent assholes. You may know many of their alumni by name -- it's surprisingly easy, as the vast majority have it stitched on their work shirts. Of course, there are some famous ones as well, which are pretty representative of the school as a whole:

    Drunks

    Addicts

    Whores


    Good luck, Coach Beret Fedora!

    UPDATE #3 (Irons):

    Speaking of cow towns, Bacon gets an extension.

    Breaking News

    Paul Johnson to Georgia Tech.

    Oh, and Heidi Klum is still hot.

    Rubbing it in, day by day

    Oh, it's a long drive to the Independence Bowl. I-20 the entire way. Slow yesterday. Even slower today. Might be slow tomorrow.

    At least there is some nice scenery along the drive:


    On second thought, the Alabama travel agent might want to propose an alternate route:

    12.05.2007

    One Team, One Nutt

    We are all so proud of the Big Guy. One Team, One Nutt, and he is just the man to lead Ole Miss to their first SEC Championship since 1962, first national championship since like 1842, and first appearance in the SEC Title Game...ever. Here's to hoping you nutt up and beat Vanderbilt!

    Look for this bumper sticker to appear on vehicles all over the Deep South:


    However, I probably wouldn't hold your breath for this one to catch on!

    11.21.2007

    11 Most Evil SEC Coaches: #8-9

    #8: Les Miles, Louisiana State University Tigers

    Ah, the man in the goofy white hat. Since early American westerns hit the silver screen, this sort of headwear has been a symbol of good. Of course, when it's a baseball cap, the bill is un-curved and the hat sits high on the forehead ... well, that’s a symbol for a chromosome deficiency.


    Let’s just say that the expectations at LSU for the Les Miles era (and his 28-21 career coaching record prior to Tiger-dom) were less than high. Of course, the majority of fans and pundits failed to realize that Saban had left Les an NFL-ready roster. A monkey could have driven that ship, and drive the monkey did -- all the way to a 32-5 record.

    After this year’s Florida-LSU game, some speculated that Les Miles was the second coming of Pete Carroll -- a daring swashbuckler of a coach willing to take risks. After the Auburn game, more or less everyone realized the truth:

    Les Miles is a fucking idiot.

    MADD has an entire lobbying organization focused on this type of individual: 1) Idiot drinks a few beers, worries about driving home, and does it anyway. Success! No cops! 2) Based on past experience, idiot now thinks he's invincible. Drinks until quite drunk -- but no worries, no problems -- he can do this! Success, success, success! Alcohol makes him concentrate better. He is the best drunk driver ever! 3) Tequila shots! Hell and yeah! Faster, faster! Nothing ever goes wrong! Let's push this baby to triple digits! Wooooooooooooooooooooooo!

    So is Les Miles evil? Damn right he is. There's going to be a crash, LSU, and it's going to be ugly.

    IN ORDER TO SIGN A 4-STAR RUNNING BACK, LES MILES WOULD:
    Knock back a bottle of Jack, then take his daughter and her Sunday School class on the ride of their lives.

    #9: Ed Orgeron, Ole Miss Rebels

    We're basing this rating primarily on 1) the fact that we can't understand a damn word he says and 2) some Ole Miss fans are convinced that he's the devil's agent, sent to destroy their football program. For lack of evidence, we place him here; rating subject to change in the event we learn his language.

    So we're sorry, that's a lot of waffling. Regarding these ladies, however, we can definitively say that we would do evil things to (from the left) Woof!, If We Were Drunk, Hotty Toddy!, Gosh Almighty!.

    IN ORDER TO SIGN A 4-STAR RUNNING BACK, ED ORGERON WOULD:
    "Shooiout thasssitwatamatawkinbaudt shooooeeenunrayeeeep afo dayeeeut foooeulmuh caoup isu impereeeusuive, bout eiouyyt ainiiiot geeet nooooouuuuu shieoeuyut ou me-yuh."

    11.19.2007

    Sometime the "W" column takes a vacation...

    LSU v. 0le Miss

    And yes, that is a "zero" in 0le Miss. Equal to the number of SEC wins this season! Equal to IQ of Brent Schaeffer! Not equal to the amount of meds needed to tranform Coach O from a bloodthirsty ogre completely f'ing insane coonass gorilla with man-boobs into a semi-human entity!

    For some reasons, Ole Miss fans still like the guy. Let him get his recruits in!

    Even if the Rebels have no shot at catching the Tigers on the field, they are at least giving 110% off the field. However, "Pillowgate" just sounds...gay. Very gay. Like, "hotty toddy" gay.

    Ole Miss fans need to realize that Pillowgate pales in comparison to Cecil "the Diesel" Collins, Ryan "the Scholar" Perriloux, or Billy "I'm so Rich I Print Money" Cannon.

    Oh well, there's always The Grove. And the women. And that's all that Ole Miss stands for anyway, right?

    SEC Names Of The Week: Nov. 19 Edition

    The clear #1 reason to have children? The opportunity to brand them with a ridiculous moniker that they’ll carry with them for the rest of their days. Thanks to a wonderful confluence of immigration, Yuppies, and a generally terrible education system, today’s America is a brilliant moment in child-labeling – sort of a Golden Age for Retarded Names, if you will.

    Fortunately, many of these blessed children play football in the SEC. Each week in this space, we will introduce you to two of them.

    For an introduction to the SEC Football Names of the Week, go here.

    SEC East Name(s) of the Week:

    Kyrus Lanxter,
    WR, Kentucky Wildcats
      Note: All available pictures of Kyrus were too small, so we went with former teammate (and fellow name-winner) Sefo Mailau Blaylock. Sefo is no longer listed on the Kentucky roster; one can only assume he left to pursue weighty intellectual endeavors.

      Kyrus, or "Superman" (as he's known around these parts), has performed at least two miracles in his young life:

      1. Sandwiched an "X" between two consonants [Counting "Y" as a vowel, we're pretty sure this is a trailblazing moment in the history of the English language].

      2. "Son of Michelle Ruckart, Tim Lanxter, and Pam Campbell." You figure that one out.
      If we remember our Sunday School lessons correctly, this qualifies him for canonization by the Catholic Church.

      SEC West Name of the Week:

      Dexter McCluster
      , WR, Ole Miss Rebels


        Ole Miss, under the patient tutelage of Sensei Ed Orgeron, has basically been a McClusterfuck. Saturday's loss to the chainsaw-endowed werewolf that is LSU leaves the Rebels at 0-7 in the SEC for the first time since 1982. Coach Zero has all of 3 SEC wins in his tenure in Oxford. Nevertheless, the Chancellor of Ole Miss is standing behind Coach Ogre! Give the man his time!

        What a McClusterfuck.

        11.13.2007

        Bye-Bye, Milesy

        Lloyd Carr Resigning

        Since this news came from a blog, it must be true:
        Three separate sources indicate that Carr has made his decision to retire official and people around the athletic department are being told. The formal announcement will come after the Ohio State game, possibly at the Monday press conference, possibly a day or two later.
        Who will Michigan pursue? Will it be Les Miles? Urban Meyer? Or how about:

        YEEEHAAAA! DENNIS FRANCHIONE! DENNIS F'ING FRANCHIONE would NEVER lose to Appalachian State! DENNIS F'ING FRANCHIONE practically bleeds blue! He named his dog Blue! His wife's nickname is Blue! DENNIS F'ING FRANCHIONE oozes Loyalty! His middle name is Loyalty! His favorite color is Loyalty Blue!

        Oh, and he won at TCU, which means he will definitely win at Michigan. And never lose to Appalachian State.

        CWATCF emphatically endorses Dennis Franchione for the Michigan Football head coaching job. Assuming, of course, that Charlie Weis is unavailable.

        UPDATE: Before assessing the credibility of this claim, you might want to remember our last foray into hard news.

        UPDATE II: We were so right, and like 6 days early. Suck it ESPN. Consider yourself scooped.

        11.11.2007

        SEC Names of the Week: Nov. 12 Edition

        The clear #1 reason to have children? The opportunity to brand them with a ridiculous moniker that they’ll carry with them for the rest of their days. Thanks to a wonderful confluence of immigration, Yuppies, and a generally terrible education system, today’s America is a brilliant moment in child-labeling – sort of a Golden Age for Retarded Names, if you will.

        Fortunately, many of these blessed children play football in the SEC. Each week in this space, we will introduce you to two of them.

        For an introduction to the SEC Football Names of the Week, go here.


        SEC East Name(s) of the Week:

        Wondy Pierre-Louis, CB, Florida Gators

        This year's winner of the Karibi Dede Award is the Gator's newly-minted starter. Wondy's inspiring personal story begins in his war-torn Haitian homeland, and blah blah blah this is what links are for. Anyway, that might have been enough to prevent us from mocking him, but for this little factoid:

        -Learned English by watching the Disney Channel's "That's So Raven."

        Which earns him our contempt. After all, "Hannah Montana" is a much better show. Wait, what? We didn't say that. And no Miley Cyrus jokes in the comments, please -- she's 15 14, people.

        Anyway thanks to the Gators' star's parents for giving him such a Wondy-erful name (sorry).

        SEC West Name of the Week:

        Brandon Fanney, DL/LB Alabama Crimson Tide

        Coolio, tired of living in a Gangsta's Paradise, is back with (1,2,3,4) Sumpin' New. He now plays TWO positions for the Alabama Crimson Tide while composing hit songs and sticking forks into electric sockets to achieve the perfect hairstyle. When shock therapy doesn't get his hair-rection hard enough, he just watches Notre Dame football.

        Oh yeah, we almost forgot, his name means "ass" in kid-speak. In fact, co-name of the week Wondy Pierre-Louis probably calls his own ass a "fanny." Which is funny.

        11.07.2007

        11 Most Evil SEC Coaches: #11-9

        Welcome to our rundown of the 11 Most Evil SEC Coaches!

        One look into Nick Saban’s eyes should be all you need to convince you – Lucifer is a BIG fan of SEC football (or, possibly, coaching under a pseudonym). Jesus, clearly, prefers hoops. Puppy dogs and kisses don’t get you far in SEC-land – just ask Vanderbilt, whose history of hiring coaches with “high moral character” correlates directly with their on-field success:

        Just to be clear, we’re not talking about objective standards like NCAA violations, arrests, etc. That's been done. No, we're talking about character. Or, you know, the lack thereof.

        This is actually the best way to distinguish SEC fans from the rest of the world. If you ask a Cal fan whether he would be comfortable with Jeff Tedford acting unethically to sign a big recruit, the answer is probably a "No." On the other hand, if you ask a Tennessee fan if he'd be okay with Phil Fulmer forcibly violating a lady of the cloth in order to snag an average recruit ... well:

        Average UT Fan
        : "Well, I know nun-rape is a bad thing, but this is a 3-Star guard on Rivals, and the left side of our line needs some shoring up. If Phil finishes the nun off with a Superman, can we get a backup tight end thrown in?

        And in case you're wondering if Fulmer would do it ... well, let's just say that the nun would smell like bacon grease and powdered sugar for weeks.

        [To be clear, your blog proprietors fully support such actions when done in the service of our favored teams.]

        Note: We realize you may be wondering why we're only counting down 11 SEC coaches. After all, the league has 12 coaches, right? Well, we TRIED to write one of these for Mark Richt. Really, really tried, we swear -- this has nothing to do with the fact that one of us is a Georgia fan. The man is objectively good, pure, and wholly non-evil. Adopts deformed kids from Third World countries. Spends his vacations building houses in hurricane-ravaged areas of the Honduras. Has an impeccable family life. Even the sappy super-Christian stuff seems genuine and non-affected. Has apologized for the one (and as far as we can tell, only) tiny misstep of his UGA tenure. Of course, many Georgia fans consider this a bad thing (consider that a tease for a future CWATCF feature)

        #11: Bobby Johnson, Vanderbilt Commodores

        School size of only 6,378. Shitty facilities. High academic standards. 100% graduation rate. Has a strict non-swearing policy for both players and coaches. Wins football games. Wait, what? That’s right, folks. After a 6-29 start to his Vanderbilt coaching career, Johnson has put together three straight seasons featuring Vandy in “bowl contention.” With a win over Tennessee, Kentucky, or Wake Forest, Johnson could actually have the Commodores playing in December, something that has happened only three times in the program’s history (and most recently in 1982).

        The only explanation for Vandy leaving their rightful place in the SEC world?

        We’re sorry to inform Vandy alums, the easily duped, and believers in crap like “… with hard work, integrity, and passion we can create excellence”: this is a classic case of Billowing Clouds of Smoke = Fire.

        IN ORDER TO SIGN A 4-STAR RUNNING BACK, BOBBY JOHNSON WOULD:
        Re-record Eight Ball & MJG's "Lay It Down."

        #10: Sylvester Croom, Mississippi State Bulldogs

        Well, this is a tricky one. On the one hand, Croom has overcome racism, struggled through adversity, and seems to be running a clean program. Many have said that you can't win at State without cheating. Let's call Croom's 14-29 career record "exculpatory evidence."

        On the other hand ... if your school's past coaches include the inimitable Jackie Sherrill (AKA Cheaty McSanctionpants), it's sort of like contracting herpes. No matter how much Valtrex the Bulldogs take, the sores aren't really going away (this might work, however). And at least 83% MSU fans strongly believe that Black Skin = Black Heart.

        But is that a fair indictment of Croom himself? Past sins? Well, how 'bout a present day one for you: for all the talk about Sly as a "modern day MLK," if he continues to lose games at this rate he will set the civil rights movement in Mississippi back 50 years. Guaranteed.

        This level of reckless disregard for racial tolerance and civil rights is frankly unbelievable. Time to call a spade a spade (yikes) tell it like it is. Sly Croom is evil.

        IN ORDER TO SIGN A 4-STAR RUNNING BACK, SYLVESTER CROOM WOULD:
        Attend a Halloween function dressed as a pointy-headed ghost.

        #9: Rich Brooks, Kentucky Wildcats

        Now this is strange. Is Kentucky, KENTUCKY, really bowl eligible already? Could Kentucky possibly be going to back-to-back bowl games for the first time since a truly evil man was at the helm, who incidentally is named after a horrifying monster?

        The formerly-toothless Wildcats even managed to snagglepuss a victory over my beloved LSU Tigers. However, triple overtime requires a triple-dose of black magic, and it's clear who's been dabbling in the Dark Arts.

        Of course, he's not all bad. Posting a 16-30 record in your first four seasons will generally absolve one from any allegations of witchcraft. However, the fruit of that tempting tree is certainly poisionous, and the toxic venom that tickles his palate and provides earthly pleasures like Andre' Woodson has turned Rich Brooks' heart blacker than Sylvester Croom. Oh wait, can we say that?

        IN ORDER TO SIGN A 4-STAR RUNNING BACK, RICH BROOKS WOULD:
        Send Jared Lorenzen to Somalia and point him towards the last remaining Red Cross food bank.

        11.05.2007

        SEC Football Names of the Week: November 5

        The clear #1 reason to have children? The opportunity to brand them with a ridiculous moniker that they’ll carry with them for the rest of their days. Thanks to a wonderful confluence of immigration, Yuppies, and a generally terrible education system, today’s America is a brilliant moment in child-labeling – sort of a Golden Age for Retarded Names, if you will.

        Fortunately, many of these blessed children play football in the SEC. Each week in this space, we will introduce you to two of them.

        For an introduction to the SEC Football Names of the Week, go here.

        SEC East Name(s) of the Week:

        Introducing: Foxy Foxworth, TE, South Carolina; and Court Courtright, FB, Tennessee

        Today we have a double dip of dumb douchebags with nifty names. Today we have a double dip of dumb douchebags with nifty names. Oh, god, am I sorry about that. Anyway, both of this week's nom de morons come from the ever-reliable SEC East.

        Court:

        Foxy:


        Today we feature two walking errors in judgment that raise one major question: which is worse?
        1. Eugene "Foxy" Foxworth. Welcome to the land of poor decisions. "Eugene" is on the all-lame-name team, so there's some merit in the fact that he chose to go by a nickname. Con: Writes "Foxy" on checks.

        2. Court Courtney. After exhaustive research spanning several half-minutes, we've decided that this is his actual name (if not, see above). If so, it's not surprising that a player short several chromosomes plays for Tennessee. Note: If this is a given name, "Court" has not exercised his constitutional right to a name change; do not feel sorry for him. Ed note: We sincerely hope his given name is Courtney Courtney.
        The curious thing is that both of these alliterative assclowns have done something far stupider than their names would leave you to believe -- play college football as undersized, speed-deficient white boys. Both are non-scholarship walk-ons. Congratulations: you've won the opportunity pay your own tuition, never tailgate, and serve as a tackling dummy six days a week.

        The only explanation is that both thought playing college football would translate to Tebow-quality poontang. Court and Foxy, meet ALCOHOL: same results, less pain.

        And if you really want to score some premium pelt, learn to cook.


        11.02.2007

        Tailgaters And Instigators: Road Trip: Alabama

        UPDATE: The good folks at Poon of the SEC break down this weekend's LSU-Bama tits matchup.














        I'm starvin', brah! That means that it's time for the Friday installment of Tailgaters and Instigators!

        CWATCF is heading over to Tuscaloosa this weekend to test the cuisine served at the Alabama/LSU game. Oh, and to watch a football game, too.

        I have high expectations for my first trip to Tuscaloosa, especially since I've had so much fun in a town described as a toxic waste dump by a certain Alabama newspaper. Whatever, the noxious fumes and potentially carcinogenic water make for an excellent gumbo!


        Grumble, Grumble...


        What comes to mind when you think of Tuscaloosa? Jorts? check. Tank tops? check. Mullets? check. Barbeque...yesssss!

        While nothing screams "Alabama" quite like a tank-top-and-jorts-wearing, mullet-outfitted missing link who probably did not attend the university, good barbeque is probably a close second. While the sous chefs in the CWATCF kitchen are prepping the ingredients for tomorrow's meat-centric throwdown, Head Chef Brady would like to entice your taste buds with a recipe that is sure to have the ladies cum running. (OH OH OH, is that a p0rn reference again?!)

        Double-M's Red Beans & Rice
        1/2lb pickled pork shoulder
        1/2lb ham hocks
        1lb bacon, cubed
        1lb andouille sausage, cubed
        1c bell pepper, diced
        1c onion, diced
        1c celery, diced
        2T garlic, minced
        1/3c olive oil
        6q chicken stock

        3lb red beans (Camellia brand)
        1/2c Tony Chachere's
        8 boxes Uncle Ben's boil in a bag rice

        Soak the beans in water overnight. In a large pot over a burner, pour in the olive oil and heat over medium heat. Once the oil is hot, render the bacon until crispy. Add the vegetables and sautee until they are wilted. Add the Tony's, and then add the chicken stock, meat, and red beans. Bring to a boil and then simmer for at least an hour, or until it thickens. Either cook the rice beforehand or boil it in salted water in a separate pot. Pair with freshly grilled sausage.

        Then serve it up and enjoy what comes next!

        10.31.2007

        Ryan Perriloux, Gentleman Scholar

        UPDATE: Other, similarly reliable sources claim this had something to do with MMA fighters. In related news, an anonymous source tells us that Baton Rouge is stockpiling weapons of mass destruction.

        Here at CWATCF, we hold ourselves to the high journalistic standards espoused by the New York Times and Judy Miller -- we only deal in wild, lightly-sourced rumor and innuendo if it's really interesting. This email indicates Ryan Perriloux may not win those three Heismans after all. Matt Flynn's job is looking a little safer. From Reader Thick Vic:

        Here is the scoop........it is more than a bar brawl ... a real good friend of mine who is the manager of the Varsity in Baton Rouge sent me a text of a great story from last night. Marlon Favorite's rap group had a concert there last night and apparently
        Derrick Odom got into a bar fight with the bouncers at the Varsity.

        When the fight was sent outside, a brawl broke out and Ryan Perriloux was spotted pulling a gun on someone and it is on camera. Alex Loomis, whose dad is the GM of the Saints (Mickey Loomis) is a bouncer at the Varsity. When he went to his car at about 3:30 AM, four guys in mask saw him in a Varsity shirt and went after him.

        They tried to get in his car and when they couldn't, they started to kick it and beat it.
        Supposedly, Odom broke the window of the car with the handle of the gun. Most of this was caught on film and lots of football players were involved because they all went to see Favorite. Xavier Carter was also somehow involved in the incident and Glenn Dorsey is on film, but was not involved in any altercations. Mickey Loomis is suppose to meet with Les Miles and Skip Bertman on Monday and going after the football team pretty hard.

        My friend that manages the place saw most of this take place and said he has never been so scared in his life. Supposedly the players were threatening to burn the place down or shoot everyone at the bar. Some have tried to post the incident on
        Tigerdroppings.com and Tigerbait.com, but they get pulled off immediately. Take this for what it is worth, but it is coming directly from a friend of mine that manages the Varsity and was there.

        10.30.2007

        Where You Can Go, And What You Can Do With Yourself: Halloween Edition

        Happy Halloween, Ladies:


        Each Wednesday, we'll provide you with gratuitous pictures of breasts (because that's totally original and no other blog has ever done it), links to our favorite stuff, and a rundown of posting for the next week.

        Email us with your tips at cwatcf@gmail.com, and we'll post 'em right up.

        BLOG SCHEDULE

        Friday: Eat, Pray, and Get Some Lovin': A Cook's Guide to the Ladies
        Monday: SEC Names of The Week: Nov. 5 Edition
        Wednesday: The 11 Most Evil SEC College Football Coaches: #11-9

        STUFF YOU SHOULD READ

        And On The Eighth Day ...
        This college football TV auto-scheduler may be the single coolest thing the internets have produced since freely available naked ladies. Enter your preferences, pick your teams, and BAM, it's on your Google Calendar. You may also enjoy the accompanying Vegas spreads, Degenerate Readers.
        Why We Hate Them, Pt. 1
        Notre Dame will be receiving $1.3 million to not play in a BCS bowl. That figure seems a bit on the low side. Chocolate is not getting any cheaper!
        Pretty Sure You Can't Say That, Pt. 1
        BBC says black people are difficult to see in the dark. Suggests they smile more.
        Poor Business Decisions, Pt. 1

        Bolivian prostitutes protest by sewing their lips together.
        No, Not Those Lips You Perverts
        All you never wanted to know about botched hoo-ha surgery. Ladies, I'm sure you look perfectly normal. I mean really, not unusual or weird in any way. They're probably supposed to look exactly like that. Don't give it a second thought.


        THINGS WE HATE (updated weekly)

        Remember Girls: The sluttier the outfit, the more attention you will get! So follow your psychiatrist's orders and boost that self esteem! SHOW YOUR TITS! SHOW YOUR TITS!


        See you on Frenchmen Street!

        10.29.2007

        Things We Hate: Compiled

        THINGS WE HATE
        1. Boston
        2. FEMA
        3. Texas
        4. Buying Enron instead of Google
        5. Tom Fitzmorris, New Orleans Fatass
        6. New England Patriots
        7. Stewart Mandel. Is this universal?
        8. Uppity valets. Bitch got what was coming to him.
        9. Brad Lidge, traded outside of Albert Pujols' division.
        10. Creationists. I want to believe.
        11. Sean Taylor's death. (Also see: Things We Love #10).
        12. Failed NFL coaches coming back to NCAA.
        13. Weather update cut-ins during football games.
        14. Kirk Herbstreit. Especially his feeble attempts at journalism.
        15. The NFL Network. Seriously, drop it already.

        Things We Love: Compiled

        THINGS WE LOVE
        1. Playing With Fire!
        2. Lil' Weezy
        3. Nick Saban Losing
        4. Glavine. Tommy Glavine. Atlanta Brave, Tommy Glavine.
        5. Gardner Webb.
        6. Mark Mangino.
        7. Keg Arcades
        8. Rice's Marching Owl Band.
        9. Top 25 Drinking Quotes.
        10. Joe Gibbs's Cynicism in drafting LaRon Landry.
        11. God raining bear-maulings on the hataz.
        12. Joe Gibbs, memorializing Sean Taylor by shooting himself in the foot. RIP, Sean!
        13. Charlie Weis joining the Committee for People With Intellectual Disabilities.

        10.28.2007

        SEC Football Names of the Week: Introduction

        The clear #1 reason to have children? The opportunity to brand them with a ridiculous moniker that they’ll carry with them for the rest of their days. Thanks to a wonderful confluence of immigration, Yuppies, and a generally terrible education system, today’s America is a brilliant moment in child-labeling – sort of a Golden Age for Retarded Names, if you will.

        Fortunately, many of these blessed children play football in the SEC. Each week in this space, we will introduce you to two of them.

        As a public service, we've identified the most prevalent types of moron-names.

        1. No, It's Pronounced Koooooontz

        Oh, Jim Bob Cooter, you never had a chance. With this sort of an all-timer, naming the poor kid Sue would be redundant. Funny surnames are always good for a few giggles, but shouldn’t we refrain from mocking someone just because great-great-great grandaddy happened to hail from Berwickshire? Answer: No. Changing one’s name is a constitutional right, freely available at age 18. Any abuse Kyle Sackrider takes from here on out is his own damn fault.

        2. Being Named "Tom Cruise" Used To Be Awesome

        Having a Celebrity-Sound-Alike name is often pure, dumb luck. Sure, Colin Ferrell turned out to be an amusing name, but how could his parents have known? Naming your kid Richie Rich, however, takes balls.

        3. It’s Funny ‘Cause It’s Not Amerkun

        Question for Sen. Tancredo: Assuming we build this wall (with, Duncan Hunter willing, an accompanying crocodile moat), where will we get our Karibi Dedes from?

        4. "Stephanie" Is A Lovely Name, But Why Don't We Spell It With An "F," A "U," And Two "E"s

        When human beings no longer have to worry about food and shelter, they begin to produce music, art, etc. When human beings only have to worry about mortgages and minivans, they begin to produce retarded variations on perfectly good baby names. The formula? (Name) - I +Y = Originality. Or something. Fuck you, Pryce.

        5. That's Adorable, Now Add A "Ja-" To The Front And "-quarius" To The Back

        There's a racial and cultural divide that leaves many of us wondering if it's politically correct to laugh at these names. It is -- see #4. The elements are the same in both cases: 1) overworked, tired nurses 2) lack of a basic ability to spell 3) moron parents 4) a burning desire for a "unique name." Put in a pot, stir; out comes DeQuinTavius. Or Chrystyn.

        Thanks to the amazing success of No Child Left Behind, we can look forward to many more brats named LaQuintisius, Haynk, Jamarcus, or Jennyfer. And we can laugh at them. Moronames, like Stephen Colbert, do not see color.

        6. The "Special" Category

        Child Services should really use this as a sting operation: If you name your child after a fruit, a baseball field, or god forbid a shitty sports network, you are clearly unfit to be a parent.

        New Mother: "I would like to name him "Pringles."
        Nurse: "Well, that's very pretty. One moment, please."
        [cut to black helicopters]

        In the event your child survives the obligatory 18 years of savage beatings to play in the SEC, we'll be happy to feature him here.

        Name of the Week: SEC East

        Introducing: Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia Bulldogs

        Belford, NJ; early on the morning of July 16, 1987.

        Nurse: “And what do you want to name your new baby?”
        Mother: [woozy from painkillers and slurring her words] “Sean.”
        Nurse: “Shane?”
        Mother: “No. Sean.”
        Nurse: “Shaw?”
        Mother: “No. Sean.”
        Nurse: “Knowshon?”
        Mother: “NO. Sean.”
        Nurse: “Are you sure?”
        Mother: “Yes, dammit!”
        Nurse: “Shit, lady. Whatever you want, I just work here. Knowshon it is.”

        And thus, a legend was born. In the event he continues to play like this, he’ll have the opportunity to pull a Travis Henry and spawn little Knowshon Juniors in various NFL cities.

        By 2020, “Knowshon” will be the new “Michael.”



        Co-Name of the Week: SEC West (By Brady)

        Presenting: Co-Eric Riley, WR, Mississippi State Bulldogs:



        The Co-Winner of this week's SEC Name of the Week is none other than our old friend Co-Eric McKenny Riley. Co-Eric is a co-starter who, along with Eric "Don't Call Me Co, Ho" Butler, co-leads the Bulldogs in receiving yards and touchdowns.

        Unfortunately, his co-dependence on State's co-quarterback, Co-llarbones of Steel Henig, has led to a co-llapse of his stats. Nonetheless, Co-Eric is reportedly co-ntent with sharing his moniker with other Erics.

        Of course, he could have been beaten like a blind double-amputee like another co-quarterback, who also has a penchant for being a co-conspirator in various crimes.