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I’ve Got Very Little To Say Today

I’ve been stuck with a dearth of things to discuss today. It has been a cloudy, rainy blah sort of day that I’ve spent mostly chatting about a myriad of topics. Lets just randomly run them down.
So today is Alisa Zinov’yevna Rosenbaum’s 105th birthday. If you don’t know who that [...]

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Freedom Of Speech With Money And Action

I was just pondering the SCOTUS decision that removed limits for corporate cash in elections and the elated position of most conservatives. They all are celebrating like Saints fans on Bourbon street last night. Jolemite sent me a Fox News opinion piece (isn’t everything that comes from Fox opinion) and he was absolutely [...]

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Footballtown TSE: Offseason Coaching Excitement

My football season is over now that the orange & blue and teal & black are no longer playing games, but the coaching carousel is keeping my interest this offseason. Our first stop on the carousel, Los Angeles. University of Southern California Trojans head coach Pete Carroll is leaving the program he led [...]

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New Orleans 2010 Comes To A Close

The world tour stop is coming to an end and as I write this I am driving (riding) through Mississippi on my way back to the great state of Florida. The trip could not have gone any better. As we entered New Orleans you could see lingering damage from Katrina five years on. [...]

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Our Changing Disaster Movie Of A Decade In Review

As we reach the end of the first decade of the 21st century the news is filled with not only year end reviews but also decade end reviews. I began this decade in a simple and unglamorous fashion. In late 1999 my girlfriend’s parents at the time were paranoid Trilateral Commission types convinced [...]

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Footballtown TSE: Where Coaches Come To An End

Having a discussion last night with Biggus Rickus about the coming Gator Bowl Game which will be Bobby Bowden’s last game I had a realization. The field at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium has been the ending point of the careers of some of the greatest coaches in football history. In 1978 legendary Ohio State [...]

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Sporting Superstitions Dealt Serious Blow Over 1-2 Weekend

The sporting sunshine did not shine all that brightly on your editor’s collective sports teams this weekend. The failure started on Friday night as my Tampa Bay Lightning lost another disappointing contest. Yet the main dissapointment of the weekend occurred in Atlanta as my Gators, winners of 22 straight contests were vanquished by [...]

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TSE Chatroom: On The Sanity Of SEC Coaches

me: I saw that yesterday
Right above the really good personal piece on Urban Meyer link with the picture and “Corch” in Coach Z style
Biggus: Yeah. I understand why he’s a dick now. His dad was a raging asshole.
me: you actually read it?
Biggus: Nah, just heard about it.
me: It’s a little more complicated than [...]

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Who’s Willing To Cast The First Stone At Tiger Woods?

When you enter into the vows of matrimony, you should abide by those vows. There is no excuse for Tiger Woods cheating on his wife and I will never attempt to defend the actions themselves. I also understand that when the highest profile athlete in the world is revealed to have philandered and [...]

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