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| Name: | Robert Lunamand |
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| Location: | Texas |
| Member since: | February 10, 2006 |
| Last visit: | May 22, 2010 |
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I remember a young fella who started his professional football career with the Memphis Showboats. The young man was handed a fat contract and did what any young man might do. He went shopping. There was a salesman in a clothing store who got into a bit of trouble for taking advantage of the young guy with the newly acquired bankroll. He sold him (among other things I'm sure) something like $400 worth of socks. That young man was future Hall-of-famer Reggie White. The thing to do at the games was to bring a pair of socks to wave and help cheer on the defense.
posted by RobertL at 10:39 AM on February 26, 2008
Damn! That was my first post on Spofi and it really has nothin' to do with sports... My apologies to you all
posted by RobertL at 11:32 PM on May 31, 2007
Here's another thought: They say this is becase it's violating the broadcast agreements... Last time I checked... "broadcast agreements" don't equal "laws"... just my $0.02 worth.
posted by RobertL at 11:29 PM on May 31, 2007
Raymond van Barneveld comes up with a 9-darter
We used to play darts quite frequently at a little pub in Cascais, Portugal. When the darts championship was on, the place was packed and all eyes were on the TV every time someone put the first 2 darts in the trip 20. The camera then zooms in to a close up for the final shot. When the throw was successful, everyone calls along with the announcers booming voice... ONNNE-HUNNNNDRED AND AYYYYYYTY! It really is incredible how they take what is a somewhat mundane bar game, put it on TV, and keep you on the edge of your seat. Phil "The Power" Taylor is "da bomb". Here's his website www.philthepower.com