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9/12: #11, I Spy A Smart Rookie QB

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kkk's Top 103 Posters

 

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Number 11: sfaJack

 

After you think about it for a while, you realize there’s nothing really spectacular about sfaJack. But that’s not a bad thing. We all can’t be part of a fraternity, get arrested on a frequent basis, molested by uncles or have indy fed wrestling experiences. There’s a large number of us that have insignificant, boring lives. But that’s OK. It’s people like us that make this country work. If it weren’t for saps like sfa and myself getting up for work, paying taxes and keeping this economy humming, then Pedro wouldn’t be sneaking across the southern border to pick lettuce and Mohammad wouldn’t be sneaking across the northern border to blow up a commerce center. I mean, Jesus, I can’t think of a single thing Jack has posted that warrants reflecting on. But that’s OK. It’s people like Jack that make up the “silent majority” which have helped keep the commie faggots from trying to socialize every part of our lives, and I don’t mean socialize in a Myspace sort of way. I’m sure after a short while of wedded bliss, sfaJill will squirt out a few kids, and Jack will continue punching that timecard until his timecard gets punched out by the man upstairs. But that’s OK. We’re all on the job for a limited time, and because I still can’t think of one worthwhile thing Jack has posted, I dedicate the following to my kkk Bowl participant that always hits the glass ceiling come playoff time:

 

Well I can stand beside

Ideals I think are right

And I can stand beside

The idea to stand and fight

I do believe

There's a dream for everyone

This is our country

 

Now I’m going to go and say

Some left-wing hippie shit

Because GM won’t bother to promote

This verse one little bit

George Soros is my hero

And Hitlery gets me hard

This is our country

 

From the east coast

To the west coast

Down the Dixie Highway

To the Great Society that got washed out

This is our country

 

Here’s another stanza

That will go unheard by Chevy

And now it’s time for my ideology

To get real hot and heavy

And I love Blacks and Gays and Latinos

As long as they don't move next door

This is our country

 

From the east coast

To the west coast

Down the Dixie Highway

To the Great Society that got washed out

This is our country

 

The dream is still alive

Some day it will come true

In 2008 it’s a real possibility

To folks like me and you

So take the underclass to the polls

And promise them free cheese

This is our country

 

From the east coast

To the west coast

Down the Dixie Highway

To the Great Society that got washed out

This is our country

 

And if you don't understand what you read above, then you don't read many of my posts do you, Abdul?

 

4:15 p.m.

 

• Damn you George W. Bush. Next time you try to destroy a city, you better do it right.

 

New Orleans is narrowly retaining a black majority after Hurricane Katrina, according to a study released Wednesday by The Brookings Institution.

 

The study determined that while blacks left the city at a much faster rate than whites, New Orleans was still 58 percent black during 2006. Before Katrina, which hit Aug. 29, 2005, the city was 67 percent black, according to the U.S. census.

 

• Wow. JaMarcus Russell is a genius. Sign a big-ass contract and get out of playing with the Raiders for as long as possible. Good job.

 

Russell will be guaranteed a record $29 million in his six-year $61 million deal, according to two people familiar with the talks who spoke on condition of anonymity because the terms were not released. He would get an additional $3 million if he reaches minimal playing time incentives.

 

• I'm curious to see what the bad-ass commish has in store for the spying Pats.

 

New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick apologized to his team on Wednesday and confirmed that he has spoken to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell about his "interpretation" of league rules that ban videotaping of the opposing sideline.

 

It was not clear what Belichick was apologizing for, and the coach repeatedly refused to elaborate on a one-paragraph statement issued 10 minutes before a regularly scheduled news conference to discuss Sunday night's game against the San Diego Chargers.

 

"At this point, we have not been notified of the league's ruling," Belichick said in a statement. "Although it remains a league matter, I want to apologize to everyone who has been affected, most of all ownership, staff and players. Following the league's decision, I will have further comment."

 

The statement said Belichick spoke with Goodell this week about a "videotaping procedure" during last Sunday's game and "my interpretation of the rules."

 

After about 15 minutes discussing Sunday's game, Belichick was pressed harder on his "interpretation of the rules," and the coach walked out of the room.

 

NFL security confiscated a video camera and tape from a Patriots employee during New England's 38-14 victory over the New York Jets on Sunday. The employee was accused of aiming his camera at the Jets' defensive coaches as they signaled to players on the field.

 

Hey, if you don't take surveillance on the opposition, the terrorist have already won.

 

• Ever have one of those days where you worked your ass off, looked back at quittin' time and thought, "What the hell did I just do for eight hours?"

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*sniff sniff*

 

I think I'm gonna cry. To finally be recognized for never doing anything worthy of recognition, well, it's just a little...overwhelming.

 

I don't even know what to say except, thank you, kkk.

 

Thank you.

 

*sobbing uncontrollably*

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