Thursday, May 29, 2008
Do you know that Jesus loves you?
Make sure you watch the video that comes with this story. Glove-tap to Avi for the link.
I could actually see Ron Wilson trying this one in a post-game interview.
I could actually see Ron Wilson trying this one in a post-game interview.
# posted by andy grabia @ 1:49 pm 
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Whoa. That is one of the weirdest things I have ever seen. I'd kind of like to see this tactic employed in a hockey situation, if only to find out which hockey commentators know that Jesus loves them. I bet some of them have doubts. Heh.
According to every post-game football interview I've ever seen, God is clearly on the side of winners. Don't know which sideline Jeebus patrols.
Fascinating and bizarre.
The back story is pretty interesting. According to the comments on that page the reporter is well known to local politicians for investigating waste and corruption in government.
So, I guess when the politician reverted to the Jesus questions it was just his way of saying "fuck off already, I'm not answering your questions"; although that's certainly one of the more classless and evil ways of saying "fuck off" that I've ever heard.
And somewhere, Pat Laforge is watching that video, glancing at a scale model of a downtown arena, tapping his chin and looking thoughtful.
Actually, I'm pretty sure Pat Laforge has already packed up his desk. Word on the street is that the day Katz gets official ownership of the team, he's gone. Probably Alan Watt too.
Couldn't happen to a couple of nicer guys.
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Whoa. That is one of the weirdest things I have ever seen. I'd kind of like to see this tactic employed in a hockey situation, if only to find out which hockey commentators know that Jesus loves them. I bet some of them have doubts. Heh.
According to every post-game football interview I've ever seen, God is clearly on the side of winners. Don't know which sideline Jeebus patrols.
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: May 29, 2008 3:14 pm
: May 29, 2008 3:14 pm Fascinating and bizarre.
The back story is pretty interesting. According to the comments on that page the reporter is well known to local politicians for investigating waste and corruption in government.
So, I guess when the politician reverted to the Jesus questions it was just his way of saying "fuck off already, I'm not answering your questions"; although that's certainly one of the more classless and evil ways of saying "fuck off" that I've ever heard.
# posted by : May 29, 2008 4:46 pm
: May 29, 2008 4:46 pm And somewhere, Pat Laforge is watching that video, glancing at a scale model of a downtown arena, tapping his chin and looking thoughtful.
Actually, I'm pretty sure Pat Laforge has already packed up his desk. Word on the street is that the day Katz gets official ownership of the team, he's gone. Probably Alan Watt too.
Couldn't happen to a couple of nicer guys.
# posted by : June 01, 2008 5:42 pm
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