Thursday, September 29, 2005
Monday, September 26, 2005
Shelley and Simon ROCKING HARD!!!!!
Alright, I know I just posted Scott's picture website just minutes ago but I HAVE to post this picture because its so AWESOME.
Friday, September 23, 2005
Friday, September 09, 2005
More McSweeneys
In the big inning, God created Heaven on Earth. And it was without form, and void. God separated the dirt from the grass. He called the grass Outfield and the dirt He called Infield. God made the Infield a 90-foot square and the Outfield not less than 400 feet to center and 320 feet down the lines. He declared this Fair Territory. All other territory, God then declared, was Foul.
Sorry, but the link won't work for some reason, so just go to mcsweeneys.net archives and search for "Opening Day Genesis" by Glen Birkemeier
Sorry, but the link won't work for some reason, so just go to mcsweeneys.net archives and search for "Opening Day Genesis" by Glen Birkemeier
Friday, September 02, 2005
For all the KU folk
Just some recent updates for you all that don't get a KU report on important (but usually useless) stuff in the paper. Brandon Rush has enrolled at KU but as of now hasn't gotten cleared by the NCAA clearing house as eligible to play, yet. Supposedly the decision is to be announced today, but i've heard that for the past week. On the football side of things Adam Barmann has been named the starting quarterback for saturday's game against Florida Atlantic University. Oddly enough Matt Doherty and Rex Walters work for FAU. Now for the downer. Max Falkenstein announced that after this season of sports that he will retire. I can't imagine listening to KU football or basketball without him. Here's to a legend. For those of you Max's about to retire, I salute you. (yeah its cheeeeesy, but its also 3:26 am)
Just for an update, Rush was ok'd by the clearinghouse friday.
Just for an update, Rush was ok'd by the clearinghouse friday.
Thursday, September 01, 2005
I'll waste more of your time
Check this site out:
http://mcsweeneys.net
I especially like "A Realistic Assessment of How Many 12-Year-Olds I Could Beat Up Before They Overtook Me." By Matt Schweiger
and
"What I Would Be Thinking About If I Were Billy Joel Driving Toward a Christmas Party Where I Knew There Was Going to Be a Piano" By Michael Ian Black
http://mcsweeneys.net
I especially like "A Realistic Assessment of How Many 12-Year-Olds I Could Beat Up Before They Overtook Me." By Matt Schweiger
and
"What I Would Be Thinking About If I Were Billy Joel Driving Toward a Christmas Party Where I Knew There Was Going to Be a Piano" By Michael Ian Black
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