It's Not Plagiarism If You Link To It Is Just Bro-ing Out, Bro
by Adam Jacobi on Jul 28, 2010 7:32 AM CDT
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Cue the outrage?: We might as well lead off with the item that'll cause the most consternation--a Facebook picture by an unfamiliar person depicting several Hawkeyes in the same room as alcohol. And enjoying it. The horror. And okay, their shirts are off too, but you know what, it's been awfully hot this summer, and they're just being green-conscious, and... fine, here's the pic:
From the left: Jewel Hampton, picture uploader Lorenzo Rice, Adam Robinson, Marvin McNutt, J.D. Griggs, Jordan Bernstine. And at the bottom, one seriously slick Iowa beer pong table. Wannnnnnt.
Another here. Most Hawkeye Lounge commenters seem to grasp that this is harmless, (which, ultimately, it is; does it even warrant extra stairs?) though at the same time a few lament the picture's release past the point of logic ("wtf were these guys thinking?"). Others point out that Jewel Hampton isn't 21 yet, and as everybody knows, only problem alcoholics drink before they turn 21. Right? Clearly the answer is to boot Hampton off the team and suspend everybody else indefinitely. Also, we should pretend that nobody ever drinks beer in college, especially athletes. Ugh. Let us know when adults can discuss situations like these like adults, because that'll be a first.
It was either that or this: Another postseason award would like to remind you that it exists by mentioning a Hawkeye in a press release. Today, it's the Manning Award, putting Ricky Stanzi in its not-at-all-binding watch list. Yippee.
University of Iowa senior quarterback Ricky Stanzi has been named to the 2010 Manning Award Watch List. The award goes annually to the nation’s top collegiate quarterback. The Manning committee is releasing the name of one quarterback per day until its 2010 list is complete. It’s the second quarterback of the year watch list Stanzi has made this month. He was earlier named to the Davey O’Brien Watch List.
Unless Stanzi puts up Brad Banks-type numbers en route to a Big Ten title, he doesn't have a prayer of winning this thing. In its six-year history, the Manning Award (an award whose existence has yet to be justified) has typically gone to the media darling of the year. Like Matt Leinart, Tim Tebow, and Jamarcus Russell. Which, LAWL.
QUICK ZINGERZ:
The PTL has ended, and treating the results as newsworthy is an affront to actual basketball--and trust us, here at Iowa, we know a thing or two about affronts to basketball. John Bohnenkamp gives his postmortem in terms of what to expect this season from the players who factored most highly into the league this summer. He really likes Eric May, sort of likes Melsahn Basabe, and worries about Cully Payne's ability to finish. Oh boy.
Here's the poster the NFL is using to try to minimize unreported concussions. We're not going to call the NFL disingenuous--we do believe that the league wants to properly treat its players, especially when it comes to head injuries--but every single team is still going to concern itself with getting guys back on the field if they've "just had their bell rung" ASAP. That's the reality of a 16-game schedule and a 55-player roster cap. You just can't afford to keep guys on the sideline for weeks and weeks if they say they're good to go and the trainers can't reliably disprove it.
Jack Tatum passed away yesterday of a heart attack at 61. He was suffering from diabetes and had lost parts of both his legs, which is a level of cruelty that, frankly, only he could have properly appreciated. As Barking Carnival notes, Tatum did paralyze an NFL player, but he was also involved in one of the most memorable collisions in NFL history, meeting Earl Campbell at the goal line (3:00). Said Campbell: "After the game, he said, "That’s the best I had." And I said, "That’s the best I had, too."
Paul Finebaum advocates kicking Vandy out of the SEC--actually, you know what? Fuck him. I'm not linking him or taking him seriously anymore. For real. No more lavishing attention on Finebaum's trolling at BHGP. The hell with him.
Under Mike Leach, Texas Tech always made up for its relative talent shortcomings by overemphasizing one aspect of the game--their passing attack--and making teams play their game instead of worrying about resembling a "normal" offense. So how does Tech get back to winning two or three conference games a year, like their talent would dictate? Tommy Tuberville's politically expedient (but practically disastrous) calls for "balance," that's how! In 10 years, we'll be looking at Tech in no better light than Baylor, Iowa State, or Vandy. Hell, maybe even 5.
And finally, the best soccer celebration ever of the day, via SB Nation:
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Props to the futbol celebration.
I wonder how much time they spent practicing that?
"The possibility of physical and mental collapse is now very real. No sympathy for the Devil, keep that in mind. Buy the ticket, take the ride." HST
this is all i have to say about that picture
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOC-hDULX1c
Keeping wildlife, an amphibious rodent, for uh, domestic, you know, within the city - that aint legal either, Dude.
by AcrimoniousAngerererer on Jul 28, 2010 7:57 AM CDT reply actions
Um...
…I’m not usually in the habit of refuting peoples’ posts… and I realize we’re in Iowa, but…
What The Fuck are you talking about. That is in no way a surfer thing. Double devil horns is way too aggro for a chilled out surfer bra. I read your post, went back to the pic and tried to find anyone doing a “Shaka” (pinkie & thumb shake), but it wasn’t to be found.
I wonder if he’s trying to tribute Dio.
[Now I’ll feel like an ass if you’re talking about the second photo… which I’ve not seen due to the fact that I hate signing on to facebook… I don’t even know why I have an account, I’ve used it five times in the last year and a half.]
by Eyeheartfreedumb on Jul 28, 2010 10:04 AM CDT up reply actions
If they're
doing it for Dio the rest of the NCAA better just watch the fuck out, because they will be unstoppable.
Facts sometimes have a strange and bizarre power that makes their inherent truth seem unbelievable. - Werner Herzog
Thanks for link
That was a great read.
by shada's revenge on Jul 28, 2010 10:28 AM CDT up reply actions
Boys will be boys!
Big deal. None of them were holding beers so who even cares. A lot of those guys were 21, and if you’re going to tell guys they can’t hang out with their friends because they aren’t of drinking age well then that’s just stupid.
Besides, I’d rather these pictures surface than a bunch of young men using giant wads of money as hats…
A Voice From Kinnick - A Hawkeye Blog
If the uploader
had just cropped out the bottom inch or so, it’s just a picture of some guys. So folks, if you’re going to upload these kinds of photos, keep that in mind and crop accordingly.
Facts sometimes have a strange and bizarre power that makes their inherent truth seem unbelievable. - Werner Herzog
The photo suffers from too much negative space anyway.
I mean, who’s interested in the ceiling and the cabinets?
"In case you can't tell, I'm being sarcastic!" - Homer Simpson
by EastLosRandy on Jul 28, 2010 3:25 PM CDT up reply actions
Robinson sees it too
He’s giving the editor’s “crop here” hand signals around his face. It should have just been a picture of Robinson’s face.
by KinnickNorthHawk on Jul 28, 2010 4:17 PM CDT up reply actions
I think...
the fact that everyone had to make some sort of hand signal is worse than the 3 beer cans.
Next time, pose 4 at a time and spell I-O-W-A.
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
by WaterlooChazz on Jul 28, 2010 7:06 PM CDT up reply actions
Oh, come on.
You’re just jealous you weren’t involved. Besides, the Hawkeyes are represented by the beatiful table.
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by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 7:21 PM CDT up reply actions
All I'm saying is...
I stopped flashing random hand signals at cameras sometime during high school. And I’m pretty IMmature.
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
by WaterlooChazz on Jul 28, 2010 7:25 PM CDT up reply actions
There is nothing random about any of those hand signals.
Jewel Hampton is telling us how many points he feels Penn State will score against Iowa.
Lorenzo Rice is just chilling.
Adam Robinson is telling us he can shoot a pistol and a slingshot at the same time!
Marvin McNutt is flying an airplane towards the ground. I think.
J.D. Griggs is telling this Iowa State guy below to be quiet.
Jordan Bernstine says Hook ’em Hawks.
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by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 7:30 PM CDT up reply actions
Gee
I bet that those guys appreciate the one guy who is not a prominent member of the football team being the one who put the photo on Facebook. That was nice of him.
That aside, it is a harmless photo.
That celebration is magnificent.
As for the pic, I’m just amazed that Bernstine is in it; hadn’t he been passed on the beer pong depth chart by a sophomore?
Less memorable than Sam Okey's Hawkeye career.
+1
But apparently the sophomore was still relegated to shutterbug duties out of seniority. Dez Bryant should take note.
He could still play a pivotal role this season.
We are not deep at DB.
"In case you can't tell, I'm being sarcastic!" - Homer Simpson
by EastLosRandy on Jul 28, 2010 3:27 PM CDT up reply actions
damn, really?
In the past 10 years, just four team owners have not paid a luxury tax and are not on pace to pay one this year: Donald Sterling, Jerry Reinsdorf, Chris Cohen (Golden State), Bob Johnson (Charlotte).
Two owners’ teams averaged an operating income of over +$10 million per year while their teams have lost over 60% of their games: Donald Sterling and Jerry Reinsdorf.
Was I being Captain Obvious?
My humblest apologies.
Humility is a theme today. The podcast is a study in measured, logical humility. Stoops seems to be providing the counterpoint.
"In case you can't tell, I'm being sarcastic!" - Homer Simpson
by EastLosRandy on Jul 28, 2010 6:11 PM CDT up reply actions
So much to digest.
Finebaum is still battling Rob Schneider for the galaxy’s biggest douche, comforting not much has changed. A quick google search and some reading at least exposed me to many SEC fans sticking up for Vandy.
Tuberville, where to start. Man he got shafted, but I thought he was smart enough to realize that the passing extravaganza was Tech’s equalizer. At least this will provide more balance between the North and South in the Big XII.
Jewel Hampton is not holding a beer or in any way proven to have consumed some in those photos. That said, there is a reason that facebook has privacy settings. You just have to keep up with the constant changes to avoid crap like this. I was really hoping for a brick of weed and some rolls of benjamins on that table.
Yeah, none of them even look tipsy, let alone drunk.
And August practice is about to start. What’s the big deal?
by Eyeheartfreedumb on Jul 28, 2010 10:08 AM CDT up reply actions
In fact, I think ARob's "sign-flash" should be part of the field sobriety test.
“Okay, now, bend your knees a little bit, lean to the right, make a gun-finger on each hand, then use those gun-fingers to make an imaginary picture frame around your face.”
“Now if you can hold that pose while I flash this bright light in your face without losing your balance or vomiting, then you sure as hell ain’t drunk!”
"In case you can't tell, I'm being sarcastic!" - Homer Simpson
by EastLosRandy on Jul 28, 2010 3:33 PM CDT up reply actions
I saw these fine young lads having breakfast together Sunday
At T-Bock’s in Decorah. I’m sure they had come straight from 10 am church services. After staying up late dancing schottisches and Norwegian polkas at Nordic Fest.
College kids gonna be college kids.
You got no fear of the underdog; That's why you will not survive!
by YouCanPutYourEddsInIt on Jul 28, 2010 7:17 PM CDT up reply actions
Finebaum's best moment:
Getting some guy on his staff to pretend to be an old lady claiming to have slept with Bear Bryant many years ago.
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by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 7:22 PM CDT up reply actions
Tuberville
I dunno. TT wasn’t bad before Leach took over, he just took it up a notch or two. But for all Leach’s success he couldn’t recruit.
Tuberville already has a Top 15 recruiting class and brought in a Leach disciple for his OC. I doubt moving from 75-25 passing/rushing to 65-35 is going to bring ruin to TT’s program, especially with an upgrade in defensive talent.
Just my opinion, I think Tech will continue to be what it is, just with a little more meat and a little less gimmick.
Yeah, I mean isn't Tech still in Texas, a recruiting hotbed?
Even if they are relegated to cast-offs from Texas, Tuberville should still be able to put together teams with as much or more talent than he had at Auburn.
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 9:49 AM CDT up reply actions
Yeah, I think you are right
Not to say anything inflammatory, but they recruit as well as Iowa, or in the general area.
I would think they get recruits with more "stars" then we do.
However I’m too lazy to actually do some research at this point.
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 6:09 PM CDT up reply actions
If you go through the rest of those photos--
Cyrus Tate commented that he’s a fan of Bozo the Clown. I know, caring is creepy. I still find it hilarious.
by Kinnick Stadium is my Graceland on Jul 28, 2010 9:14 AM CDT reply actions
I would be more concerned if he claimed he wasn't a fan of Bozo.
Bozo’s awesome.
"I want to be a cowboy. I don't want to be a panda. Pandas are boring, stupid and boring. Bad panda!"
Bozo's *the* clown, bar none.
Way better than that Eric asshole.
"Kittens give Morbo gas."
by Bucketochicken on Jul 28, 2010 10:39 AM CDT up reply actions
And the guy who uploaded the photo...
was on the same PTL team as Brommer! Yet, Brommer was not invited to the party. Unless, Brommer was taking the picture.
by KenOKeefeIfuckinghateyou on Jul 28, 2010 12:34 PM CDT up reply actions
Brommer was outside barbecueing dinner.
Something, something, turnover, foul/fowl.
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
by WaterlooChazz on Jul 28, 2010 6:55 PM CDT up reply actions
I am shocked and appalled at the incredibly inappropriate behavior displayed in the picture.
Who the hell willingly gets photographed with Bud Light? Ferentz should kick them all off the team immediately.
Everyone fails. The successful learn from their failures. I just wish we'd quit giving ourselves so many learning opportunities.
by WhiteSpeedReceiver on Jul 28, 2010 9:23 AM CDT reply actions
I do, so what of it?
/LAWL’d
"You don't become a Hawkeye fan, You're born with Black and Gold in your veins." - Me
by BStylin Hawkye on Jul 28, 2010 10:07 AM CDT up reply actions
Ugh.
In my ample experience, Bud Light is the U of I cheap beer of choice. I used to just go with the flow, but I can’t stomach the stuff after an awful night of nothing but shot of Jameson, bottle of BL, repeat til puking on parents’ bathroom floor.
Maybe you could get the rights to open up a Grain Belt brewery in Cedar Rapids and help us out.
by Third Generation Hawk on Jul 28, 2010 10:14 AM CDT up reply actions
When I was there it was Busch Light Draft
$6.97 a case! Of course, that was too many years ago.
by Brock Sampson on Jul 28, 2010 2:23 PM CDT up reply actions
When i was there you could get Leinie's for $10/case.
Of course cases of Leinie’s bottles was kind of like Russian Roulette. Some of the cases were absolutely awesome. But every so often a full case would be skunky.
by Abbas_Cincinnatus on Jul 28, 2010 2:30 PM CDT up reply actions
When I was there 30 packs of Old Style Light were often available for $10
The really hard up could often get a 24 case of Reinlander bottles for $5. Ugh, floaties…
Busch Lt or Old Style Lt were the 2 beers I remember the most.
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 6:18 PM CDT up reply actions
Buckhorn on sale
99 cents a sixer, don’t remember where but it was walking distance from Burge. But we borrowed a pickup for all we bought. I think we still ran out of beer at that party. And yes, that was a long time ago.
A fella steps out for a two pound burrito and all hell breaks loose.
I thought Larry's drink of choice was Natty Light.
"I want to be a cowboy. I don't want to be a panda. Pandas are boring, stupid and boring. Bad panda!"
Is that where the second part
of “Wide Right and Natty Light” comes from? Because, other than being painfully unfunny, I always thought the site was unoriginal in being two things that had nothing to do with ISU (or at least not exclusively).
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
Yes.
Because there is a pic of Eustachy at the top of their page. Not that I expect anyone to look at that crap long enough to see that, but, you know…
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
by WaterlooChazz on Jul 28, 2010 6:58 PM CDT up reply actions
I wish
they would have been smarter and at least nudged the beers out of the picture or not had a picture like that get posted online, when by now everyone knows the risks of the Man using Facebook pictures to come after you.
Anyway, depends on if there is a team policy or school policy or NCAA policy regarding student-athletes under 21 not being allowed to be in the same room as alcohol or illicit substances.
You can’t actually tell from that shot whether the guys under 21 were drinking the beers. Hell, they might have just shown up for the picture. However, given recent events, I wouldn’t at all be surprised if they had been consuming.
Should we pretend college students under 21 don’t drink? No. But until the law’s changed back to 18 to drink, it’s against the law to drink if you’re under 21. People shouldn’t be surprised when they get in trouble for breaking said law.
I don’t these guys should be suspended or anything, but I think they should face some sort of action from the coaches, again, if for no other reason than they shouldn’t have posted a picture that could even offer a possibility of serious issues being brought up.
Problem is, they didn't post it.
I’m not saying I have a picture of you humping a water buffalo, but if I did and I posted it on Facebook and tagged you, should you be reprimanded?
If I could face punishment for every stupid picture I ever took, especially when I was under 21, I’d probably be in a Russian gulag. And I wouldn’t be the only one.
Before you respond, let me remind you: Brian Cook called me smug, which makes me the Obama of smugness. I'm basically Smugbama.
by Patrick Vint on Jul 28, 2010 9:37 AM CDT up reply actions
Usually when someone says "I'm not saying X..."
They really are. Kinda like when someone says “I’m not a racist, but Y,” you can always be assured that Y=racist.
So I think I just flawlessly proved that HS really does have photos of edr gettin’ amorous with a water buffalo. Which I have no problem with as long as the water buffalo is of legal age.
"In case you can't tell, I'm being sarcastic!" - Homer Simpson
by EastLosRandy on Jul 28, 2010 3:42 PM CDT up reply actions
What is the legal age
in that situation? Does the water buffalo need to be no more than two years younger than edr if said buffalo of water is under 18?
Why expand the Big Ten when we could just kick Northwestern out?
by hawkstormer on Jul 29, 2010 12:36 AM CDT up reply actions
Well
First, how did you get that picture?
Second, is there a rule against humping water buffaloes? Again, I said they should be punished only if there is a team, school or NCAA rule against under 21 year olds being in the same room as alcohol. If not, they shouldn’t be punished.
The thing is, there used to be a time where every stupid picture you ever took could stay in a box somewhere, and you’d have the only copy. Not anymore. Now, even if someone isn’t out to embarrass you, a picture of you doing something and possibly illegal can be on the web in an instant. And of course, there are people out there that can AND will use those images against you…schools, companies…the cops…
This image itself is relatively harmless. But what if there’s a picture of guys like AR or Jewel holding a can or bottle of beer? Or the defensive line tipping over cabs?
I’m not actually calling for serious punishments or anything for this picture, but more of a talking to by coaches about the ability of just a single picture ruining their seasons. Because sadly, that is completely possible in today’s digital age.
Also, my mistake about the fact the guys posted it. I read the part of an unknown person taking the picture, but I assumed the uploader, Lorenzo Rice (who is in the picture) was on the team.
Aside from the fact that water buffaloes are tender yet responsive lovers...
… if you take the time to locate their erogenous zones; I see no beer in the photo; however it could be argued that Hampton, Robinson and Berstine are in possession of awesome six packs.
If you feel like singing along, don't.
James Taylor
There
are 3 cans of Bud Light at the bottom of the picture. And yes, I do understand that having a can of beer on a table in the picture =/= ZOMG UNDERAGE DRINKING!!!
The most disturbing sight is the half eaten loaf of Wonder Bread on the counter.
How can a top notch athlete put that stuff in his body??? Now the barley, malt, hops and mountain fresh stream water found in all fine Budweiser products are chock full of antioxidants and complex amino acids that are vital building blocks for muscle and improved cognition. Chris Boyle would be disappointed with the Wonder Bread stomach paste.
If you feel like singing along, don't.
James Taylor
alcohol?
all i see is bud light…since when did that ever have alcohol in it?
"He was the one that didn't give us a touchdown, ... He didn't officiate for us again." ...Hayden Fry
by chuck longs mom on Jul 28, 2010 2:52 PM CDT up reply actions
i recall the rules on PAULAs changing while in school
to not having to physically possess the alcohol, but to simply have it within arms length. i think Brody Boyd got a possession that way while he was at the sports column or some such. i wouldn’t have a clue if its still enforced that way.
Keeping wildlife, an amphibious rodent, for uh, domestic, you know, within the city - that aint legal either, Dude.
by AcrimoniousAngerererer on Jul 28, 2010 10:44 AM CDT up reply actions
Unless the ICPD got "SS" pins on their collars...
…I don’t think that would apply in an apartment (if that’s what you’re asking).
by Eyeheartfreedumb on Jul 28, 2010 11:52 AM CDT up reply actions
When I was 8, I took a picture of the toilet after I used it.
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by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 10:11 AM CDT up reply actions
Was it still in the hardware store?
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by BStylin Hawkye on Jul 28, 2010 10:13 AM CDT up reply actions
I don't recall.
Friend of the Pants since 2009.
by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 10:20 AM CDT up reply actions
More importantly, is that picture on Facebook?
My blog: http://www.gretainthebox.com
by Leftcoast Hawk on Jul 28, 2010 6:42 PM CDT up reply actions
I am sorta like JoePa.
What’s a face book? Is that what we called a yearbook back in my day? I’m typing this on my computer. Maybe I can post what I’m typing on a tweedle dee feed.
Really, though, I don’t have a facebook account.
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by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 7:04 PM CDT up reply actions
I'm surprised. You *should* have a FB account
Hell, I just caved and bought an iPhone4… and I’m almost 50.
My blog: http://www.gretainthebox.com
by Leftcoast Hawk on Jul 29, 2010 4:35 PM CDT up reply actions
I just got on facebook a month ago just so people would stop asking me if i had it.
"You don't become a Hawkeye fan, You're born with Black and Gold in your veins." - Me
by BStylin Hawkye on Jul 30, 2010 9:31 AM CDT up reply actions
+1
You could make a photo book of my college years containing nothing but household items used as dongs for comedic effect.
Excuse me for my bellicosity. And spelling. Bellicosity and spelling.
by Blackheartnopants on Jul 28, 2010 12:48 PM CDT up reply actions
As dongs?
Did the women ever leave your place?
"You don't become a Hawkeye fan, You're born with Black and Gold in your veins." - Me
by BStylin Hawkye on Jul 28, 2010 1:36 PM CDT up reply actions
Strictly PG-13, good sir.
Excuse me for my bellicosity. And spelling. Bellicosity and spelling.
by Blackheartnopants on Jul 28, 2010 2:58 PM CDT up reply actions
Ahh, the old Happy Gilmore type photos.
"You don't become a Hawkeye fan, You're born with Black and Gold in your veins." - Me
by BStylin Hawkye on Jul 28, 2010 3:24 PM CDT up reply actions
+1
You could make a photo book of my college years containing nothing but household items used as bongs for a filtering of my smoke effect.
by Hank Thrasher on Jul 28, 2010 3:40 PM CDT up reply actions
YES
“actually, you know what? Fuck him. I’m not linking him or taking him seriously anymore. For real. No more lavishing attention on Finebaum’s trolling at BHGP. The hell with him.”
WIN FOREVER. Thank you. Now if we can just convince the entire rest of college football media to do the same, we’ll be golden.
"This picture has a distinct lack of...
fat stacks of $50, Grey Goose, and Dale Jr. Bud Diesel NASCAR jackets."
-City Boyz Inc.
"First we get the jobs, then we get the khakis, then we get the chicks...starting tomorrow, we gotta stop messing around."
by Bell Biv DeVries on Jul 28, 2010 9:44 AM CDT reply actions
The caring is creepy meter is registering...
…Uber-creepy. There is nothing like a group of strange old men discussing college kid’s facebook photos. That said, I am impressed with Hampton’s tiger hawk tattoo, it totally puts Belema’s to shame.
If you feel like singing along, don't.
James Taylor
How in the world did you spot the tattoo at first glance?
Even after you mentioned it, I had trouble spotting the ink.
by The Mexican't on Jul 28, 2010 10:37 AM CDT up reply actions
There's a perfectly innocent story behind this picture
The student athletes were taking some time out from their game of refreshing caffeine free rootbeer pong for this picture. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Some of the boys did find some empty beer cans that someone must have littered on their way to the game. They were on their way to recycle them, however they set the cans down on the table before the picture. Had the picture not been cropped by what I can only assume is the liberal football hating media, you would have clearly seen a recycling bin next to the scholar athletes.
Instead of sullying their good names with accusations of drunken hijinx, we should commend these fine role models for their community service.
by McNuttUpOrMcShutUp on Jul 28, 2010 10:50 AM CDT reply actions
CHIEF WIGGUM: Hijinx… it’s a funny word, three dotted letters in a row.
EDDIE: Is it hyphenated?
WIGGUM: It used to be. Back in the bad old days, you know. Of course every generation hyphenates the way it wants to…
"Kittens give Morbo gas."
by Bucketochicken on Jul 28, 2010 11:02 AM CDT up reply actions
They don't have time for jobs...
So they pick up cans for the 5 cents. I consider it a fine way to supplement their income.
Who's leg do I have to hump to get a drink around here?-Brian
Dear Lord
Bless BHGP. This place is full of win. We got from soccer celebration to Tech being morons to Paul Finebaum being a moron to “mountain fresh stream water found in all fine Budweiser products” to taking pictures of our bowel movements. Seriously, this place is awesome.
In heaven there is no beer. This isn't heaven, it's Iowa.
Actually it was a Penn State waffler taking pictures of his own bowel movements.
And then it went to community service by student athletes.
by Eyeheartfreedumb on Jul 28, 2010 11:58 AM CDT up reply actions
Comments . . .
I had a funny, irreverent post, but decided to delete.
I’m just oh so thankful we didn’t have cell cameras and internet when I attended UNI in the ’80s and lived in a place called “The Swamp.”
"I always like it better when the clowns seem to try to be happy."
Did you have a still?
And did you live with a little-seen Australian man named Ugly John?
"Kittens give Morbo gas."
by Bucketochicken on Jul 28, 2010 11:46 AM CDT up reply actions
What the hell was up with Ugly John?
He was in and gone quicker than any character on that show.
We lived in a garage that was converted into a two bedroom apartment. Yes, it flooded, twice. We burned several couches when we first moved in. During the winter, the guy who slept closest to the window would have his sheets freeze.
I was an English major surrounded by a band. It was tremendous fun.
"I always like it better when the clowns seem to try to be happy."
by MarcMorehouse on Jul 28, 2010 11:59 AM CDT up reply actions
Yeah, he and Spearchucker (???!!! Really???!) never made it past the first season (if not the first couple episodes).
"Kittens give Morbo gas."
by Bucketochicken on Jul 28, 2010 12:04 PM CDT up reply actions
Ouch
Forgot all about the one that you mentioned. And yes, really!?!?!?!?!
Some of the movie shouldn’t have translated to the TV.
"I always like it better when the clowns seem to try to be happy."
by MarcMorehouse on Jul 28, 2010 1:08 PM CDT up reply actions
All these M*A*S*H references are making me sad
I may need to visit Dr. Sidney Freeman for some therapy.
by Internet Legend on Jul 28, 2010 3:41 PM CDT up reply actions
And that soccer vid . . .
Is pure genius.
My best hockey celebration was a “Lewis & Clark,” on the ice, using the stick as a canoe paddle, looking into the bleachers for Red Lodge, Mont.
But that wins, winitty, wins, wins, wins.
"I always like it better when the clowns seem to try to be happy."
Get ready to be amazed
At how far a seamingly innocent picture will get blown out of proportion.
Who's leg do I have to hump to get a drink around here?-Brian
May I direct you
to Cyclone Fanatic? The erudite gentlemen of that site have the proper perspective of the entire situation.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
Since you didn't link
to the Finebaum story, doesn’t that make it plagiarism?
I know, I know… fuck off, get my own blog, etc. and so on.
Facts sometimes have a strange and bizarre power that makes their inherent truth seem unbelievable. - Werner Herzog
oh fuck, we broke our own rules!
BHGP now owes BHGP 70 blogbucks.
I got more rhymes than Wade Lookingbill's got dunks
by Adam Jacobi on Jul 28, 2010 12:37 PM CDT up reply actions
New Undeserved Accolades?
“BHGP Sucks.”
- Adam the Plagiarizer
/Max’d
"Kittens give Morbo gas."
by Bucketochicken on Jul 28, 2010 12:41 PM CDT up reply actions
The hypocracy of today's athlete
They want us to follow them on Twitter, be friends with them on facebook, look at their pics and be all enamored, but then get pissed when shit hits the fan and fans want to know what’s going on.
I gotta give these guys props though. They are more naive than my 2 year old nephew, but damn are they talented!
This is the dawning of the age of Pericles!
Friend of the Pants since 2009.
by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 1:07 PM CDT up reply actions
Where is there evidence
for any of the assertions you make?
This whole situation strikes me as representative of one of the darker, seemier aspects of the internet. People seem to feel that, just because it is possible to get some information, that they are entitled to do so. Another example is the blogger who exposed the person behind Bylaw Blogger for no other reason than because he could (see EDSBS for the discussion). Too many people seem to believe the interwebz exist to allow them to pass judgment an anyone they don’t like for actions they may or may not be guilty of. Frankly, I don’t have a problem with anything with this picture and its “newsworthy”-ness is non-existent. OMG, college kids drink beer!!!!! THIS IS THE WORST TRAGEDY IN THE WORLD!!!!! Grow the fuck up.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
To me they are seperate issues
With the Bylaw Blogger situation, that guy who outed him was a tool.
With star athletes, more often than not, they want attention. They say “look at me” but they do it at times that are only convinient for them.
If an athlete wants to try and have a private life, then do so. Don’t go out, don’t endorse products, don’t be on facebook and twitter, etc, but then get mad at the fans if something goes wrong.
Examples that come to mind are P’Allen Stinnett, Tiger Woods, Ocho Cinco, Terrell Owens, etc.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 28, 2010 4:52 PM CDT up reply actions
This nothing but pure speculation
Sure, there are plenty of athletes that seek the limelight, but there are plenty of professional athletes who are content to lead a pretty normal life. All this is irrelevant as we are TALKING ABOUT COLLEGE KIDS who did nothing more than what 95% of their co-students are doing. Just because a kid plays football (or bball, or wrestles, or is on the fucking volleyball team), that doesn’t mean they have to live the life of a hermit when not on the football field.
Is the picture kind of stupid? Sure, but so are 99.999999% of the pictures “regular” kids have of themselves on facebook. What it is not, but you seem so desperately want it to be, is an invitation to seize some moral high ground to chastise the illusory arrogance of some college kids.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
I play beer pong at tailgates before football games.
If I said the team couldn’t, I’d be a hypocrite.
I bet I could whip their asses at flippy cup.
Brunettes not fighter jets
Omg, that guy is a dick!
Plus he ripped off the EDSBS site for the name of his blog!
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 6:25 PM CDT up reply actions
Umm, I'm not sure how many athletes you actually speak to
But I’d imagine that most of them don’t want random strangers “friending” them on Facebook. (The only reason people join Twitter is to obtain followers, so there’s no denying that). Even still, none of the pictured athletes posted this photo on their facebook page, so they’ve every right to be upset if the picture was posted without their consent. How exactly does that qualify as hypocrisy?
by The Mexican't on Jul 28, 2010 3:16 PM CDT up reply actions
If they didn't want random strangers "friending them"
They why would they make a fanpage, or accept friend requests from people they don’t know.
In general I was expanding this to athletes in general, high school, pro, etc., not just the Hawks.
Do I think there’s major problems with pictures like this? No. If I were a fan, I wouldn’t care as long as they aren’t endangering anyone (which they aren’t), and as long as it doesn’t get in the way of the team and winning games (which it won’t).
Still though. A bunch of D1 football players clearly posing for a picture and enjoying the moment shows that they lack the foresight of what could happen. Even if they didn’t take the picture and didn’t upload it, they had to figure there would be a chance of it.
On one hand, these are college kids, and I understand the drinking, partying, social behavior, etc., the fact that you are getting a free ride to play a sport, and because millions of dollars in revenue are generated based on you successfully playing well, you are a representative of the University in all phases at all times whether you like it or not.
Do I think anyone should be punished for the picture, no, but I think they should be smarter about who’s taking their picture and uploading it on the internet.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 28, 2010 4:32 PM CDT up reply actions
Ugh.
“Still though. A bunch of D1 football players clearly posing for a picture and enjoying the moment shows that they lack the foresight of what could happen.”
It’s fucking beer pong. It’s not like they were posing with drugs or a dead body. Jesus christ.
I got more rhymes than Wade Lookingbill's got dunks
The dead body was out of frame.
Thank God!
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 6:27 PM CDT up reply actions
Who do you think they killed?
Friend of the Pants since 2009.
by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 7:05 PM CDT up reply actions
With that many members of the Hawkeye offense,
I’m guessing some Cyclone defender.
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
by WaterlooChazz on Jul 28, 2010 7:21 PM CDT up reply actions
I don't think they killed anyone.
The dead body out of frame was most likely the result of a drug overdose. A fatal interaction of allergy medicine, cough medicine, sudafed and prescription pain killers.
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 8:29 PM CDT up reply actions
I'm not even sure what your point is
Seriously. It’s a bunch of half-baked justifications, but with no indication of what you’re trying to justify. Are D-1 athletes supposed to consider ALL possible outcomes of every little action they take before doing anything? That someone with a scholarship is a public figure of the university? Does that include anyone who’s on academic scholarships as well?
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
The funny thing
Is that you and Adam are thinking I’’m upset about the picture or there should be consequences. I’m not. I agree with you.
What I’m saying is that these guys should know better, whether it is fair or not. This is the way it works.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 28, 2010 4:55 PM CDT up reply actions
Also
I would say the standards are different when there are 70,000 people paying hundreds if not thousands of dollars to play a game.
College costs me a third of my salary for the next 20 years. For these guys, the cost of college is public scrutiny whether fair or not.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 28, 2010 4:56 PM CDT up reply actions
shit
Hundreds if not thousands of dollars to *watch you play a game is what I meant to say in the first line.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 28, 2010 4:57 PM CDT up reply actions
No
now you’re just flinging a bunch of shit rationalizations at the wall, hoping something sticks. If these kids did nothing wrong and there is no need for consequences, then why should these guys “know better”? You can’t say there’s nothing wrong with what they’re doing, only to turn around and say that the kids are subject to heightened scrutiny.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
Do you think if Kirk saw this picture he would wish it hadn't been posted?
Kirk probably won’t hand out any punishment (he shouldn’t), but he or some coach might have a word with the team about image and how individuals on the team should be aware of the image they project. This whole thing is a tempest in a teapot. However, it is another example of the microscope these guys live under, and the implications that everyday minor decisions these guys make have on themselves and the program.
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 8:27 PM CDT up reply actions
Oh, undoubtedly
My point was the Kieffer is talking out both sides of his mouth: this isn’t a big deal, but the players should expect scorn for the sole fact that we know who they are.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
Lol
I’d love to see where I said this picture was a big deal.
I just think they should know better.
Believe it or not, I think people can make mistakes or do something wrong, without the end result being a form of punishment.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 29, 2010 1:26 AM CDT up reply actions
Believe it or not, I think people can make mistakes or do something wrong, without the end result being a form of punishment.
Of course you feel that way, you’re a Cyclone fan.
LOL
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
by WaterlooChazz on Jul 29, 2010 10:00 AM CDT up reply actions
LOL right back
Signed,
Pierre Pierce and Adrian Clayborn.
This is the BS of this whole thing. I come over here, because I like the site, try to talk with ya’ll and it comes down to the lowest common denominator like “yeah of course, because you’re a (insert team here) fan”. Beautiful.
I’ll just go back over to CC and leave ya’ll alone. Obviously coming here was a mistake.
It’s impossible for me to have an objective opinion about this because I’m an ISU fan… Oh wait, I didn’t grow up with this rivalry, never gave a shit about it until my freshman year in college, and care about it less than the typical Cyclone fan now. What I most enjoy about beating Iowa is the reaction from Hawk fans I know. When the time comes for me to live somewhere outside of this state, it’s going to be a lot less significant.
I’m just a guy who’s a sports fan, happened to grow up in a city where I got to meet and play with several D1 guys in several sports, (including a couple guys who are now pros), but obviously I know nothing about college sports, and can’t have an opinion on these athletes.
Whatever.
Good luck in 2010. Sorry to waste everyone’s time. I should have known better.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 29, 2010 11:40 AM CDT up reply actions
Sorry, dude.
I was trying to be funny, not mean. That is why I put “LOL” on the end of my comment. I don’t really feel that ISU fans excuse criminal behavior by anyone. While I do feel the Register tends to treat Hawkeye mistakes with more hype than Cyclone mistakes, that is certainly not your fault.
I wish you and your university and your football team and your blog much success, just not on September 11th or 25th (I’m a Hawkeye fan and a UNI grad).
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
by WaterlooChazz on Jul 29, 2010 6:41 PM CDT up reply actions
I never claimed
You said it was a big deal. In fact, you’ve been quite clear that you don’t think it’s a big deal. And then you turn around and make a big deal out of it.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
I'm not making a big deal out of it
I just have a hard time for being sympathetic to a bunch of people who get treated like rock stars, get to go to college for free, who put themselves in their own situations.
Best way to avoid people talking about a picture? Don’t get a picture taken.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 29, 2010 11:34 AM CDT up reply actions
You invented some argument about the "hypocracy" of today's athlete...
and then got bent out of shape when people called you on your bullshit. Get over it.
"I want to be a cowboy. I don't want to be a panda. Pandas are boring, stupid and boring. Bad panda!"
Invented? LOL
Tiger Woods gets $70-$100 million in endorsements. Where do you think that money comes from? If nobody paid attention to Tiger Woods these businesses wouldn’t be making him so rich.
The problem is that because this is college sports, some people want to be naive about the landscape of the sport. This is just the extention of the pros in a lot of ways.
Personally I think players, especially those on your team, need to realize they are in a state with no NFL team, college athletes are celebrities here in the way pro athletes are in other states, and they need to adjust.
When pro athletes are rookies they go through seminars, symposiums, etc., to learn how to deal with life as a pro. I honestly think something needs to happen at the collegiate (and high school) level as well, teaching these guys about social media and being out there.
This is a case where nothing went wrong, other than some discussion, but there are cases of some pretty big flops. Whether it’s P’Allen Stinnett calling out the fans on Facebook, or that Texas Player who got the boot for saying something racist about Obama on Facebook as well, it’s clear what direction a lot of this stuff is going.
Banning players from using Facebook and Twitter would go a long way, as a coach, but providing the education around it is important. A lot of these guys in D1 have incredible egos. They want fans to join their facebook and twitter accounts; it feeds the ego. The issue is they want this, but when they play badly, or say something stupid, and it backfires, it makes them look bad. I see no upside for a high level athlete in the collegiate level having that social media, because it tends to lead to more bad than good.
With all that has gone on with social media and athletes the last couple of years, I’m surprised so many don’t see the point I’m making.
But the argument is not an invention. You can disagree with it all you want, treat me like an a-hole, etc. The people here aren’t interested in discussing this, and like I was saying before I apologize.
I got everything I think out there, and that’s it. Peace out, good luck on the season. In my short time here I’ve seen the Hawks have a good season, but typically they occured in years where it was unexpected. It will be interesting to see how they play as one of the favorites as opposed to being the underdog, and how they handle it.
For the teams they’re playing, you couldn’t ask for a better setup with their schedule, and I know I’m just preaching to the choir.
Later ya’ll.
by Mark Kieffer on Jul 29, 2010 1:21 PM CDT up reply actions
Well.
Tiger Woods gets $70-$100 million in endorsements. Where do you think that money comes from? If nobody paid attention to Tiger Woods these businesses wouldn’t be making him so rich.
Wait, REALLY? That’s how it works? Fuck me, I thought he had a money tree.
But the argument is not an invention. You can disagree with it all you want, treat me like an a-hole, etc. The people here aren’t interested in discussing this, and like I was saying before I apologize.
Did you really think that I literally meant that you invented this argument? Come on. But it has precious little bearing to the discussion in the original post or the discussion that had been going in the comments; you wanted to make a grand argument about the modern athlete and their responsibilties, despite the fact that such an argument is an awkward fit for this situation.
If you want to talk about a situation where athletes are angry about getting in trouble for material they put out on social media, it might help if the athletes in question were, you know, angry about it… or even in trouble for it. Which, by all accounts, they are not.
When pro athletes are rookies they go through seminars, symposiums, etc., to learn how to deal with life as a pro. I honestly think something needs to happen at the collegiate (and high school) level as well, teaching these guys about social media and being out there.
This does happen. The gulf between informing 18-22 year old players of the issues and actually altering their behavior can be (and is) pretty substantial.
With all that has gone on with social media and athletes the last couple of years, I’m surprised so many don’t see the point I’m making.
You’re assuming that people don’t get your point (as if it’s some sort of bold new stance that none of us had ever considered, what with Iowa fans being so preoccupied with beer pong and tailgating and all), rather than assuming that we get it and simply don’t care because it has only passing relevance to this particular case.
But the argument is not an invention. You can disagree with it all you want, treat me like an a-hole, etc. The people here aren’t interested in discussing this, and like I was saying before I apologize.
A) I don’t think you’re an asshole, just a bit stubborn.
B) In case you haven’t noticed, we treat pretty much everyone like assholes at one point or another. Thick skin is a bit of a prerequisite.
"I want to be a cowboy. I don't want to be a panda. Pandas are boring, stupid and boring. Bad panda!"
So that explains why so many porn stars have Twitter accounts
Its all starting to make sense to me now.
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by Leftcoast Hawk on Jul 29, 2010 4:36 PM CDT up reply actions
Maybe I missed something, but are they mad about this?
In the past 10 years, just four team owners have not paid a luxury tax and are not on pace to pay one this year: Donald Sterling, Jerry Reinsdorf, Chris Cohen (Golden State), Bob Johnson (Charlotte).
Two owners’ teams averaged an operating income of over +$10 million per year while their teams have lost over 60% of their games: Donald Sterling and Jerry Reinsdorf.
Shh, don't pick at his strawman too hard.
It might fall down and go boom.
"I want to be a cowboy. I don't want to be a panda. Pandas are boring, stupid and boring. Bad panda!"
Reminds me of the uproar from this set of pics
http://oilersnation.com/uploads/Image/patrick-kane-limo.jpg
And they ended up winning a stanley cup!
Don't let Morehouse see that picture
We may never hear from him again.
by Internet Legend on Jul 28, 2010 3:42 PM CDT up reply actions
A little advice, Patrick
Keep the shirt on!
You make Bieber look like a power lifter.
Kidding, kidding, Patrick. He won the Stanley freaking Cup. He could get implants and I’d be good with it.
"I always like it better when the clowns seem to try to be happy."
by MarcMorehouse on Jul 28, 2010 3:50 PM CDT up reply actions
Wait!
J.D. Griggs is black? Next, you’ll tell me that the lead singer from Hootie and the Blowfish is also black.
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
by WaterlooChazz on Jul 28, 2010 7:22 PM CDT up reply actions
No, I won't tell you that.
Friend of the Pants since 2009.
by ReadingRambler on Jul 28, 2010 7:23 PM CDT up reply actions
Everyone has an embarassing facebook photo.
I recently befriended on Myfacespace a football coach from one of those tiny elitist east coast colleges and he had some wild photos posted. Here’s one that I bet he wishes he had deleted. For good taste sake, I did pixel out potentially offensive parts of this real and totally unretouched photo.
.
If you feel like singing along, don't.
James Taylor
Sorry if this offends, but seeing Mr Pa on the crapper takes me back to this horrid monstrosity.
I don’t know why there is a condom in it.
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 6:35 PM CDT up reply actions
Ed Podolak thinks these guys need to be taught how to appropriately pose for pictures.
I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it. I felt I owed it to them.
-- Judge Smails
I bet Ed sure wishes this pic had never been snapped.
There’s been plenty of dumbass pics of me snapped throughout the years, but since I’m a nobody they have very little negative value.
by HawkeyeRecon on Jul 28, 2010 8:18 PM CDT up reply actions
Considering it briefly got him fired...
yes, I’m sure he does it wish it hadn’t been snapped.
"I want to be a cowboy. I don't want to be a panda. Pandas are boring, stupid and boring. Bad panda!"
I'm just happy that Robinson and Hampton are friends.
Bodes well for having no hard feelings in the running back logjam. Amiright?
You got no fear of the underdog; That's why you will not survive!
by YouCanPutYourEddsInIt on Jul 28, 2010 7:37 PM CDT reply actions
Maybe they're celebrating...
the successful installation of their new Ikea cabinetry.
Excuse me for my bellicosity. And spelling. Bellicosity and spelling.
by Blackheartnopants on Jul 28, 2010 7:51 PM CDT reply actions
Here
any trolls out there who are screaming about beer pong = lack of team control, I’d like to throw this out there. Iowa State unauthorized use of a credit card.
It never gets to be easy
I recommend
you avoid the Cyclone Fanatic thread on this. The cognitive dissonance will blow your mind.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
It's that way in almost every thread, not just that one.
The whole place is so cognitively dissonant it actually sorta comes full circle to being downright lucid in its insanity. Science® refers to this as The Farmsworth Paradox.
"Kittens give Morbo gas."
by Bucketochicken on Jul 29, 2010 7:00 AM CDT up reply actions
You know what?
Thank God they drink. I don’t want the NCAA populated by a bunch of Tim Tebow wannabees. Any problem anyone has with the pictures can go fuck themselves. OH MY GENTLE JESUS THEY ARE DRINKING!!!!! If you ever utter any form of that phrase, take your thumb and jam it into your eye. Seriously. You have some athletes who are getting million dollar incentives to go to a school, others stealing things, and still others raping girls. Get the fuck out of here if you think a little beer pong is worse than anything else that is happening on other teams.
In heaven there is no beer. This isn't heaven, it's Iowa.
by PanterHawk on Jul 28, 2010 8:46 PM CDT reply actions 1 recs
I would never say that
Of course, I understand that Jesus preferred wine to Bud light. But that’s probably more of a taste issue. I mean, I’m not doubting that if Jesus Tebow wanted a Bud light 2000 years ago he could have have had one, I’m just saying why change water into something that close to water.
It never gets to be easy
by chitownhawkeye on Jul 28, 2010 10:22 PM CDT up reply actions
The answer is obvious
Without refrigeration, warm beer tastes horrible and even Tebow Jesus knows that.
by Hawkeye Vince on Jul 29, 2010 6:34 AM CDT up reply actions
The more important thing is that they're *not* drinking in a car
These kids are entitled to party and have fun and be normal too. Being a big-time college athlete – even if you’re a bench warmer – is a bitch of a job to have to do and maintain the grades to stay eligible.
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by Leftcoast Hawk on Jul 29, 2010 4:39 PM CDT up reply actions
No one is drinking they are just hangin by a
table that happens to have a game of beer pong going on.
by ChryslerKinnick on Jul 29, 2010 9:16 AM CDT reply actions
Not that there is anything wrong with it but it is interesting
that all these guys partying half dressed with nary a female in sight? I think they call that being on the down low and it probably does build team cohesion.
If you feel like singing along, don't.
James Taylor
So first you say it's creepy for "old men" to discuss the photo.
Then you point out that you were paying more attention than some (and probably most) by noticing a difficult to see tattoo. Now you’re mocking the absence of females? You realize the discussion about what was in the photo was pretty much over yesterday?
by The Mexican't on Jul 29, 2010 12:49 PM CDT up reply actions
Did I miss the part
where someone mentioned how ridiculous the 21+ drinking age is?
Because it’s ridiculous.
"I will go to Germany and then play in a couple of AAU Tournaments like Peach Jam and Boo Williams." - Junior Lomomba
by Ornery Woody on Jul 30, 2010 2:49 AM CDT via mobile reply actions
Yes, you missed it
in the 13 previous threads that have devolved into that topic.
Less memorable than Sam Okey's Hawkeye career.
by Kyle McCann't on Jul 30, 2010 10:23 AM CDT up reply actions
I think
those threads also all included a mention of how good Sam Adams Noble Pils is; so I’m just going to add that here so it’s a complete reference of drinking age/beers.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
Posts on beer you say?
Don’t mind if I whore do.
Less memorable than Sam Okey's Hawkeye career.
by Kyle McCann't on Jul 30, 2010 5:39 PM CDT up reply actions
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