So, I haven't posted in a while, which is probably appropriate considering how often I've posted this year. I haven't decided to stop blogging. I've just been busy with work and life. More on that later... That being said, New Years is in a couple days and this is quite literally the last chance I'll have to give a year end rap up of all things Evil. So here goes nothing...
The year started with the inauguration of Barack Obama as President of the United States. I'm not going to lie, it was one of the the happiest days of my life. I still think about it and smile. And as this year has gone by I still believe in the guy. Has everything turned around over night? No. I never thought it would. Progress is slow, but I believe progress is being made. January was good.
February brought the announcement of that the Happy Hour would be on the air. That's good, no?
In March, Coach Cal left. As many of you know, I am not the biggest Memphis fan. I love Memphis, but I am rational about them. I am not rational about the Vols. That is the difference. At the end of the day, that was the biggest story of the year in Memphis. No doubt. Just go watch Kentucky add Xavier Henry and you have what should have been the University of Memphis basketball team. It would have been awesome. Now he's gone and everyone hates him.
In April baseball started and I saw a solo Greg Cartwright show. Neither disappointed.
In May BBQ Fest happens. Go read it.
In June, the Grizz pick Hasheem Thabeet with the second pick in the draft. We'll see how that works out in 2012. I also met Turtle, which, in retrospect, seems important.
Nothing important happened in from July to September apparently. Not sure how that's possible, but if I didn't post about it it didn't happen, right?
October saw the return of the Grizz, the improvement of the Vols and the choking of the Cards. It was a good month overall I guess, although I'm still not able to talk about how the Cards fell apart. Maybe some other time.
November saw the loss of AI and the beginning of the Grizz turnaround. It also saw me turning 32 and Turtle and myself finally admitting that we like each other. Not bad at all if you ask me. It also saw the loss of loyal evilblog reader, Stephanie. Which was awful. Please note, none of you fuckers are allowed to die before me. Sorry, that's just how it's gotta be.
December has been interesting. The Grizz are rolling. The career is slowly taking shape and I'm about to head to Atlanta with Turtle to celebrate the New Year with a Vol victory in basketball and football.
In the end, it's been the weirdest year in my life. Some things have been great, some things have been awful and much of it you didn't hear about. I wish I had an explanation for why. I don't. I guess it just was full of things that didn't seem as entertaining as me just going out and getting drunk. Maybe it would have been. We'll never know, but here's to hoping I figure it out in 2010.
Until then, Merry New year!!!! Go Vols!!!
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
At what point is it not the Jerkass's fault?
I don't know if you guys have been paying attention, but there is a serious fight going on in the U.S. Senate over health care reform. And guess who's in the middle... Joe Lieberman!!! Shocker!! My question to you is, is that enough to make him the Jerkass of the Week? I don't know. Look, folks, I hate Joe Lieberman as much as the next guy, maybe even more if the next guy is a Republican. That's not my point here. My point is why the hell are we in the position of counting on Joe Lieberman for a vote? And if we are in position to count on Joe Lieberman for a vote, then why is there no pressure being put on him?
My point here is that it's hardball time. It's not time to negotiate with some guy who can't decide whether or not he is for... well anything. It's time to take away his chairmanship. It's time to move his office. It's time to make him uncomfortable. It's time to take away what power he has. Then it's time to actually make them filibuster. Not threaten to filibuster. Actually filibuster. Have at it, guys. Tell the American people how great the current health care system is. We'll give you all the time in the world. Have at it, but eventually we're going to have a vote on a real health care reform bill.
That's what should be done. Instead the White House is telling Harry Reid to give Joe whatever he wants. Fuck that. Is he a jerkass? Sure. He's won this award a number of times in the past. What's worse is they know he's a jerkass and they are scared. Scared of what? Scared that Joe Lieberman may get up and convince the American people of... well, anything? The guy is a loser. Let him talk. Let Mitch McConnel talk. And talk back. Kick their ass. Quit bitching at each other and get something done for Christ's sake.
For being pussies, I'm naming Harry Reid, Barack Obama, Rahm Emmanuel and the Democratic leadership in the Senate the Jerkass of the Week. Stand up and show some balls like Pelosi for once in your damn life. America needs it.
That's all I got. Have a great weekend. Go to see Rusty's show on South Main tonight and support Bryan tomorrow at Odessa. Go Grizz!!! Get Crunk!!!
My point here is that it's hardball time. It's not time to negotiate with some guy who can't decide whether or not he is for... well anything. It's time to take away his chairmanship. It's time to move his office. It's time to make him uncomfortable. It's time to take away what power he has. Then it's time to actually make them filibuster. Not threaten to filibuster. Actually filibuster. Have at it, guys. Tell the American people how great the current health care system is. We'll give you all the time in the world. Have at it, but eventually we're going to have a vote on a real health care reform bill.
That's what should be done. Instead the White House is telling Harry Reid to give Joe whatever he wants. Fuck that. Is he a jerkass? Sure. He's won this award a number of times in the past. What's worse is they know he's a jerkass and they are scared. Scared of what? Scared that Joe Lieberman may get up and convince the American people of... well, anything? The guy is a loser. Let him talk. Let Mitch McConnel talk. And talk back. Kick their ass. Quit bitching at each other and get something done for Christ's sake.
For being pussies, I'm naming Harry Reid, Barack Obama, Rahm Emmanuel and the Democratic leadership in the Senate the Jerkass of the Week. Stand up and show some balls like Pelosi for once in your damn life. America needs it.
That's all I got. Have a great weekend. Go to see Rusty's show on South Main tonight and support Bryan tomorrow at Odessa. Go Grizz!!! Get Crunk!!!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Damn you, Jesus Shuttlesworth!!!!
So, we've learned something about our Memphis Grizzlies over the last week. They appear to be for real. I'm not saying they will make the playoffs. That's tough to do when you start in a hole the way the Grizz did this year. I'm sticking with my mid thirties win expectation.
Having said that, they are for real. How do I know this? Well, first of all, Sunday night they went into Miami and completely embarrassed the Heat on their home court. If I was Dwayne Wade I would have been ashamed of that effort. But since I'm not Dwayne Wade and I am Evil, I was happy as a clam to be a Grizzlies fan. They shut down the Heat. They couldn't be stopped on offense. It was great.
That's not really showed me that the Grizz were for real. Games like that happen in the NBA. It's a long season and sometimes one team gets hot and another doesn't show up. The Knicks game at home last year comes to mind. That stuff just happens over a long season.
Something else happens over the course of a season. Sometimes a team has to play a game in Miami one night and the next night they have to go home and play the Boston Celtics who got into town a night early. Now, anyone who watches some NBA knows what happens. The team on the second half of a back to back doesn't play well. The Celtics get an easy night and Brian Scalabrine gets a lot of minutes.
That's just what happens. You don't get mad about it. You accept it and hope that you can beat the Pacers later in the week. That's just how things work.
Well, that's how things work if you don't have a team that is for real. A team that must be respected. Were they tired? Clearly. Rudy Gay had no legs in the second half. Were they going to give in to that? Nope. They played together and fought through being tired. They showed they were a real NBA basketball team.
That was the most impressive game I have seen out of the Grizz this year. It was more impressive than the Cavs game because the schedule was stacked against them. It was better because the Celtics are better than the Cavs. It was better because the Celtics came in on a 10 game winning streak and needed a miracle to beat the youngest team in the league. It was better because the Celtics got after the Grizz in the second half and the Grizz didn't back down.
They were tired and they were playing a team with three future hall of famers and the put their heads down and went to work. OJ Mayo hit big shots. Rudy Gay hit big shots. They played team defense. They did all these things and it came down to one play. The Celtics were running Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett on a pick and roll every time down the court. It's hard to stop two hall of famers down the stretch on a pick and roll. That's why they run it. Well, Rudy got a finger on the ball and it tipped it away from Pierce. The ball goes out top. Ray Allen picks it up with 1 second on the shot clock. He slings it at the goal. Nothing but net.
That was it. Game over.
The Celtics won. And they deserved to. They are really damn good. I mean really really good. They bring Rasheed Wallace off the bench. I mean, they are the team that can compete with the Lakers for the title. But here's the thing, they had to give it everything they had and won on a miracle shot. I'm not a big fan of moral victories, but I was happy with how well this Grizz team played and I'm looking forward to the game tonight against the Hawks.
Go Grizz!!!!
Oh... and DAMN YOU, JESUS SHUTTLESWORTH!!!!
Having said that, they are for real. How do I know this? Well, first of all, Sunday night they went into Miami and completely embarrassed the Heat on their home court. If I was Dwayne Wade I would have been ashamed of that effort. But since I'm not Dwayne Wade and I am Evil, I was happy as a clam to be a Grizzlies fan. They shut down the Heat. They couldn't be stopped on offense. It was great.
That's not really showed me that the Grizz were for real. Games like that happen in the NBA. It's a long season and sometimes one team gets hot and another doesn't show up. The Knicks game at home last year comes to mind. That stuff just happens over a long season.
Something else happens over the course of a season. Sometimes a team has to play a game in Miami one night and the next night they have to go home and play the Boston Celtics who got into town a night early. Now, anyone who watches some NBA knows what happens. The team on the second half of a back to back doesn't play well. The Celtics get an easy night and Brian Scalabrine gets a lot of minutes.
That's just what happens. You don't get mad about it. You accept it and hope that you can beat the Pacers later in the week. That's just how things work.
Well, that's how things work if you don't have a team that is for real. A team that must be respected. Were they tired? Clearly. Rudy Gay had no legs in the second half. Were they going to give in to that? Nope. They played together and fought through being tired. They showed they were a real NBA basketball team.
That was the most impressive game I have seen out of the Grizz this year. It was more impressive than the Cavs game because the schedule was stacked against them. It was better because the Celtics are better than the Cavs. It was better because the Celtics came in on a 10 game winning streak and needed a miracle to beat the youngest team in the league. It was better because the Celtics got after the Grizz in the second half and the Grizz didn't back down.
They were tired and they were playing a team with three future hall of famers and the put their heads down and went to work. OJ Mayo hit big shots. Rudy Gay hit big shots. They played team defense. They did all these things and it came down to one play. The Celtics were running Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett on a pick and roll every time down the court. It's hard to stop two hall of famers down the stretch on a pick and roll. That's why they run it. Well, Rudy got a finger on the ball and it tipped it away from Pierce. The ball goes out top. Ray Allen picks it up with 1 second on the shot clock. He slings it at the goal. Nothing but net.
That was it. Game over.
The Celtics won. And they deserved to. They are really damn good. I mean really really good. They bring Rasheed Wallace off the bench. I mean, they are the team that can compete with the Lakers for the title. But here's the thing, they had to give it everything they had and won on a miracle shot. I'm not a big fan of moral victories, but I was happy with how well this Grizz team played and I'm looking forward to the game tonight against the Hawks.
Go Grizz!!!!
Oh... and DAMN YOU, JESUS SHUTTLESWORTH!!!!
Friday, December 11, 2009
This just in... young men like good looking ladies.
So, it seems that the NCAA has figured out how Lane Kiffin has been getting all these recruits to come to the University of Tennessee. Apparently, he figured out that 18 year old boys like hot woman.
This is such big news that the New York Times decided to write an article about college football for the first time in a month. The Times discovered another interesting fact... college kids will go on a road trip for just about anything. According to the Times, a couple of hostesses from the campus group Orange Pride drove almost two hundred miles to see a high school football. In a completely unrelated story, I spent several nights in Johnson City, TN while in college so I could see a little band name Big Ass Truck.
Look, I'm not trying to make light of the NCAA investigating the University of Tennessee's use of their hostess program. Wait... that is exactly what I'm trying to do!!! Really? That is what you can come up with? We've got a program that pretty much every school that cares about football has? Oh, that's right, it's because a girl drove nearly 200 miles to go to the game of a guy that she met a few months earlier. That's the best you got? Really? What's next? Are you going to find out that some of our players drink underage? Shocking!!! Here's another thing you may want to look into, the use of ping pong balls in various drinking games.
Get real. I know Urban Meyer and Steve Spurrier are calling you and crying because they are getting their asses beat on the recruiting trail, but if this is the best you can come up with tell Urban a message for me... Suck it, douchebag. I hope you saved those timeouts, jerk, cause we're coming. We may night get their next year, but we're coming. You know it. We know it. Get used to it.
That being said, the official stance of the University of Tennessee is that we take these allegations very seriously and are cooperating with the NCAA's investigation.
Riiiiiight.
UPDATE: Kids also use the facebook.
This is such big news that the New York Times decided to write an article about college football for the first time in a month. The Times discovered another interesting fact... college kids will go on a road trip for just about anything. According to the Times, a couple of hostesses from the campus group Orange Pride drove almost two hundred miles to see a high school football. In a completely unrelated story, I spent several nights in Johnson City, TN while in college so I could see a little band name Big Ass Truck.
Look, I'm not trying to make light of the NCAA investigating the University of Tennessee's use of their hostess program. Wait... that is exactly what I'm trying to do!!! Really? That is what you can come up with? We've got a program that pretty much every school that cares about football has? Oh, that's right, it's because a girl drove nearly 200 miles to go to the game of a guy that she met a few months earlier. That's the best you got? Really? What's next? Are you going to find out that some of our players drink underage? Shocking!!! Here's another thing you may want to look into, the use of ping pong balls in various drinking games.
Get real. I know Urban Meyer and Steve Spurrier are calling you and crying because they are getting their asses beat on the recruiting trail, but if this is the best you can come up with tell Urban a message for me... Suck it, douchebag. I hope you saved those timeouts, jerk, cause we're coming. We may night get their next year, but we're coming. You know it. We know it. Get used to it.
That being said, the official stance of the University of Tennessee is that we take these allegations very seriously and are cooperating with the NCAA's investigation.
Riiiiiight.
UPDATE: Kids also use the facebook.
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
I've seen it all.
I can now die in peace. I have seen things that I never thought were possible. I never thought I would see what I saw in the 4th quarter of the Grizz-Cavs game last night. I saw Rudy Gay play defense. It was unbelievable.
I don't know how it happened (Well, I've got an idea more on that in a bit), but somehow Lionel Hollins informed Rudy that it is ok to try and stop the guy he is guarding from scoring. Granted, the guy he was guarding dropped 43 on him. That's fine. The guy he was guarding LeBron. LeBron shot 29 shots and 11 of those were threes. If you force LeBron to shoot over a third of his shots from three, you're doing a good job. And I said force. Rudy would not let LeBron get in the lane at will in the fourth quarter or overtime, and you know what happened? The Grizz got their second consecutive victory over an elite NBA team. The Grizz won their third game in a row.
Seriously, it's kind of amazing to watch these guys right now. Everyone knows their roles and plays them well. What makes them so effective is that the starting lineup has four guys that are above average NBA players. Now, that's not that amazing. What it does for them is every night they have a mismatch somewhere they can expose. Last night it was Zach Randolph and OJ Mayo. Other nights it's Rudy. Other times it's Marc. There are very few teams in the league that have someone at every position that can deal with those guys, and the Grizz have been doing a great job of exposing those mismatches every night.
Now, I still don't think it's a playoff team, but they are a tough beat. Especially if Rudy Gay wants to play defense. Granted, some of Rudy's new found love for D could be the fact that he's in a contract year. The fact is, in the second half of the game last night he held his own with the second best player in the world. I'm not saying he was better than LeBron, but he was good enough and he was one of the few guys in the world that can compete with LeBron athletically. We'll see what happens, but maybe, just maybe, Rudy Gay is figuring this thing out. He realizes that he is in the top 5% of athletes in a league of athletic freaks. Now, maybe waving a huge contract in front of him is what's making him realize it, but maybe he'll like it.
I hope he does and I hope he keeps doing it for the Grizz. Go Grizz!!!
I don't know how it happened (Well, I've got an idea more on that in a bit), but somehow Lionel Hollins informed Rudy that it is ok to try and stop the guy he is guarding from scoring. Granted, the guy he was guarding dropped 43 on him. That's fine. The guy he was guarding LeBron. LeBron shot 29 shots and 11 of those were threes. If you force LeBron to shoot over a third of his shots from three, you're doing a good job. And I said force. Rudy would not let LeBron get in the lane at will in the fourth quarter or overtime, and you know what happened? The Grizz got their second consecutive victory over an elite NBA team. The Grizz won their third game in a row.
Seriously, it's kind of amazing to watch these guys right now. Everyone knows their roles and plays them well. What makes them so effective is that the starting lineup has four guys that are above average NBA players. Now, that's not that amazing. What it does for them is every night they have a mismatch somewhere they can expose. Last night it was Zach Randolph and OJ Mayo. Other nights it's Rudy. Other times it's Marc. There are very few teams in the league that have someone at every position that can deal with those guys, and the Grizz have been doing a great job of exposing those mismatches every night.
Now, I still don't think it's a playoff team, but they are a tough beat. Especially if Rudy Gay wants to play defense. Granted, some of Rudy's new found love for D could be the fact that he's in a contract year. The fact is, in the second half of the game last night he held his own with the second best player in the world. I'm not saying he was better than LeBron, but he was good enough and he was one of the few guys in the world that can compete with LeBron athletically. We'll see what happens, but maybe, just maybe, Rudy Gay is figuring this thing out. He realizes that he is in the top 5% of athletes in a league of athletic freaks. Now, maybe waving a huge contract in front of him is what's making him realize it, but maybe he'll like it.
I hope he does and I hope he keeps doing it for the Grizz. Go Grizz!!!
Monday, December 07, 2009
Why the Heisman Trophy is meaningless.
I remember the day I stopped caring about who won the Heisman trophy. It was the day Peyton Manning lost to Charles Woodson. How could Peyton not win it? Well, anyone who knows anything knows that ESPN made it their mission to get Woodson that Heisman. And anyone who attended the University of Tennessee stopped caring about the Heisman trophy.
That being said, I find the dilemma Heisman voters have this year very interesting. Basically, they have no clue who to vote for. Coming into the year, it was Tim Tebow or Colt McCoy's award to lose. Well, I wouldn't say they lost it, but they didn't go out there and win it either. So, what do you do?
Well, normally, the Heisman voter looks at the number one team in the country and votes for their best offensive player. The number one team in the country is Alabama. A lot of folks think their best offensive player is Mark Ingram. I think Mark Ingram is good, but I'm not sure he's Alabama's best offensive player and I'm sure he's not their best player. Julio Jones may be better. Terrence Cody, Rolando McClain and Javier Arenas are all better and have more impact on why Alabama wins football games. So, it could be argued that Mark Ingram is the fifth best player on his team... and he's going to win the Heisman?
So, I hear you asking, "Evil, what would your Heisman ballot look like?" Well, I'm glad you asked. Here we go...
1) Ndamukong Suh- So, pretty much everyone believes this guy is the best player in the country. He dominates football games. Why isn't he going to win? He plays defensive tackle and for some reason you can't give the Heisman trophy to folks who play on the line or on defense. Why? This guy is the best player in the country and that's what that award is for.
2) Toby Gerhart- I love big white running backs. So, sue me.
3) Eric Berry- EB is awesome. I thought about putting him second, but I didn't want to accused of being homer. Ah, screw it... Rocky top, bitch!!!
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That being said, I find the dilemma Heisman voters have this year very interesting. Basically, they have no clue who to vote for. Coming into the year, it was Tim Tebow or Colt McCoy's award to lose. Well, I wouldn't say they lost it, but they didn't go out there and win it either. So, what do you do?
Well, normally, the Heisman voter looks at the number one team in the country and votes for their best offensive player. The number one team in the country is Alabama. A lot of folks think their best offensive player is Mark Ingram. I think Mark Ingram is good, but I'm not sure he's Alabama's best offensive player and I'm sure he's not their best player. Julio Jones may be better. Terrence Cody, Rolando McClain and Javier Arenas are all better and have more impact on why Alabama wins football games. So, it could be argued that Mark Ingram is the fifth best player on his team... and he's going to win the Heisman?
So, I hear you asking, "Evil, what would your Heisman ballot look like?" Well, I'm glad you asked. Here we go...
1) Ndamukong Suh- So, pretty much everyone believes this guy is the best player in the country. He dominates football games. Why isn't he going to win? He plays defensive tackle and for some reason you can't give the Heisman trophy to folks who play on the line or on defense. Why? This guy is the best player in the country and that's what that award is for.
2) Toby Gerhart- I love big white running backs. So, sue me.
3) Eric Berry- EB is awesome. I thought about putting him second, but I didn't want to accused of being homer. Ah, screw it... Rocky top, bitch!!!
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Friday, December 04, 2009
Local Jerkass makes natioinal news.
Sorry for the lack of posting this week. I have no good excuse. I have had my hands full with Turtle and work, but you guys don't want to hear about that. You want to hear about the Jerkass of the Week!!! Well, fear not kiddos, the JOW is on it's way.
It seems the mayor of Arlington had something to say about our President deciding to discuss his plans for sending 30,000 American soldiers to Afghanistan on Tuesday. You see, CBS was scheduled to play "A Charlie Brown Christmas" on Tuesday, but instead they aired the President's speech. What's the big deal? Well, nothing if you have a brain, but if you are Arlington mayor Russell Wiseman you can see evil in anything the President does. Mayor Wiseman updated his facebook status with the following rant:
Um, where to start. First, he's not Muslim, but even if he was this is just dumb. Later in the thread he stated, "you know, our forefathers had it written in the original Constitution that ONLY property owners could vote, if that has stayed in there, things would be different........" Oh, they'd be different alright. We'd live in a worse country.
That's not the point though. I mean I don't care about what the mayor of Arlington thinks. What's hilarious is that he thinks the President is sitting around looking at the tv schedule and figuring out when A Charlie Brown Christmas comes on so he can decide when to give a speech on Afghanistan. Really, Mayor Wiseman. If you think that is really going on in the White House then I fear for what goes on in Arlington city hall. Do you plan your speeches around when Two and a Half Men is coming on? Were you going to build a new school, but you got caught up with the New Adventures of Old Christine? Really, man? Pull yourself together!!!
Seriously, though, this country is in some serious shit. We are fighting two wars, the economy is still in the crapper, one in ten Americans who want work can't find it, etc. etc. You get the point. There is a lot of shit going on and whether or not A Charlie Brown Christmas comes on is probably not one of the President's top 100000000 concerns. Get over yourself. If you want to have your kids watch it, here's an idea, buy the damn DVD.
Anyway, Mayor Russell Wiseman of Arlington, Tennessee is your Jerkass of the Week.
Grizz playing the Mavs tonight. I'll be watching and reporting.
Lackluster playing the Deli tomorrow night. You should be there. We will be bringing a lot of rock.
Have a great weekend, folks. Go Grizz!!! Get crunk!!!
It seems the mayor of Arlington had something to say about our President deciding to discuss his plans for sending 30,000 American soldiers to Afghanistan on Tuesday. You see, CBS was scheduled to play "A Charlie Brown Christmas" on Tuesday, but instead they aired the President's speech. What's the big deal? Well, nothing if you have a brain, but if you are Arlington mayor Russell Wiseman you can see evil in anything the President does. Mayor Wiseman updated his facebook status with the following rant:
Ok, so, this is total crap, we sit the kids down to watch 'The Charlie Brown Christmas Special' and our muslim president is there, what a load.....try to convince me that wasn't done on purpose. Ask the man if he believes that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and he will give you a 10 minute disertation (sic) about it....w...hen the answer should simply be 'yes'...
Um, where to start. First, he's not Muslim, but even if he was this is just dumb. Later in the thread he stated, "you know, our forefathers had it written in the original Constitution that ONLY property owners could vote, if that has stayed in there, things would be different........" Oh, they'd be different alright. We'd live in a worse country.
That's not the point though. I mean I don't care about what the mayor of Arlington thinks. What's hilarious is that he thinks the President is sitting around looking at the tv schedule and figuring out when A Charlie Brown Christmas comes on so he can decide when to give a speech on Afghanistan. Really, Mayor Wiseman. If you think that is really going on in the White House then I fear for what goes on in Arlington city hall. Do you plan your speeches around when Two and a Half Men is coming on? Were you going to build a new school, but you got caught up with the New Adventures of Old Christine? Really, man? Pull yourself together!!!
Seriously, though, this country is in some serious shit. We are fighting two wars, the economy is still in the crapper, one in ten Americans who want work can't find it, etc. etc. You get the point. There is a lot of shit going on and whether or not A Charlie Brown Christmas comes on is probably not one of the President's top 100000000 concerns. Get over yourself. If you want to have your kids watch it, here's an idea, buy the damn DVD.
Anyway, Mayor Russell Wiseman of Arlington, Tennessee is your Jerkass of the Week.
Grizz playing the Mavs tonight. I'll be watching and reporting.
Lackluster playing the Deli tomorrow night. You should be there. We will be bringing a lot of rock.
Have a great weekend, folks. Go Grizz!!! Get crunk!!!
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