Rush Limbaugh was part of a group of investors trying to buy the St Louis Rams. Now, thanks to some narrow minded thinkers, the group has to dump Limbaugh to be considered. Give me a break!
The man is an entertainer. Not a journalist. Not a GOP 'spokesperson'. He plays a ****ing role on the radio. All of the stuff he says is for ratings. He doesn't even believe half of it himself. He makes 400 million a year by entertaining. It takes a real **** to believe all of what he says.
But the 'intelligent' party, the Democrats, can't figure this out? They are scared of Rush? Why? Limbaugh has been on the air about 20 years spouting his opinions. That's about the same amount of years that our Prez sat and listened to Rev Wright's opinions every Sunday. Which opinions do the Dems think are worse?
Jim Irsay, 'owner' (heir to daddy's team) of the Colts said he would vote against Limbaugh's group if they came up before the ownership commitee. So, so, so politically correct of you Jim. Don't listen to their plans, just dismiss them because you are afraid of an entertainer. I hope Edward Norton never wants to buy an NFL team. He played a skinhead in 'American History X', and Irsay can't separate a fictional character from a real person. Must be a result of all those years you were on steroids, Jim, you jock sniffer.
I'm no fan of Limbaugh. I'm smart enough to know he says **** for the reaction factor. Which equals money in his pocket. But, he should be allowed to have his ownership group considered, and not just dismissed out of hand.
I hope he sues the **** out of the League for discrimination, unfair labor practices, slander, and breach of trust.
Sunday, September 20, 2009, 04:01 PM EST
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I can not believe that this site is worse than the last time I dropped in.....but it is. Same losers trying to post one sentence blogs that should be on an ass kissing fan page somewhere.
About 40 former Fox bloggers have a loose affiliation at blogspot. No BS, just respectful blogging and commenting. If you've been here for over 6 months, you know some of these talented writers. Check em out here....
What happened here, and where did everybody go? It's nice of Fox to provide a free site for trolls and fanboys to argue over who's Dad could beat up the other one's. But, it's become too much for some of us.
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Grown folks are tired of wasting time on the 'new' Fox trying to find blogs, leave comments, and avoid ****es. Plenty of our favorite bloggers have fled the scene here.
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If you want to see some of your old faves, stop by blogspot.com and search for them, or go to my blog there and hit them up through their links on my site. It's all blogs and comments over there. You won't have to wade through a bunch of **** forum **** to find or read a blog.
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No hubs, no points, no forums, just bloggers blogging.
No Cup race this week, but still plenty of headlines from NASCAR. Also, NNS boys are in St Louie, and the CWTS guys are outside of Cincinatti at Kentucky Speedway. Both those series race on Saturday night, with the trucks starting at 7pm et, and Nationwide jumping off at 9pm et.
The Jeremy Mayfield story won't go away, and it's getting stranger. NASCAR is blabbing that he failed their drug test last Monday. Mayfield says that he passed a test earlier that same day, and another one 30 minutes after NASCAR took their sample. Guilty, or not, why is NASCAR releasing his purported results to the public? What kind of doctor or medical professional does that?
Mayfield's stepmother, Lisa Mayfield, has sworn that she witnessed him snort Meth at least 30 times over a seven year period, and that she saw him cook his own meth until the ingredients became too hard to buy. Another evil NASCAR stepmother? Nobody breaks their stash out in front of their stepmother, unless she was hitting it too. Mayfield chacterizes Lisa as a golddigger, saying, "She's basically a whore."
Mayfield's father, Terry Mayfield, was found dead on Jeremy's property in 2007 from a gunshot to the chest. Lisa said that Terry committed suicide because he was depressed about his relationship with Jeremy. Mayfield says that Lisa has been hounding him for money, as Terry's will left her nothing. Jeremy says that Lisa killed Terry and he's filing a wrongful death suit against her this week. I guess it took Jeremy two years to get the evidence together?
Kevin Harvick reportedly wants out at RCR. His buddy, Tony Stewart, would welcome him to SHR. Especially if Happy brings along Jack Daniels sponsorship. Danica Patrick was at the SHR race shops on Monday, touring the place, and even signing autographs for some fans there. Stewart, Harvick, and Danica? Poor Newman.
Brad Keselowski is supposedly NASCAR's hottest free agent. He's said to be Penske's number one choice to drive the #12 next year. Red Bull may also be in the bidding too, especially if they switch to Chevy, as speculated. Disappointing Red Bull rookie, Scott Speed, is getting married this Saturday in N.C. He may need that second income next year.
The Nationwide team of Rusty Wallace may be changing manufacturers for next season. They're in Chevys now, but GM is slashing budgets everywhere. RWI just joined KHI in an information sharing deal that had Steven Wallace driving a KHI Chevy last week. Didn't help.
A couple of developmental drivers with bright futures get another chance Saturday at Gateway. Ricky Stenhouse Jr is in the RFR #16 again, while Brad Coleman gets another shot in the JGR #20.
After 18 of the season's 36 races the Jr scoreboard was even all the way across. Sam Hornish Jr, Martin Truex Jr, and Dale Earnhardt Jr all had 6 races in which they were the highest finishing Jr. Surprisingly, or maybe not, Sam Hornish Jr leads the other two Jrs in top-10s. Sam has four, Martin and Dale have 3 each.
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