Up with Bammeroids

2008 December 16
by Jai Eugene

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from → SEC Football

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  1. 2008 December 16
    Dr. Feelgood permalink

    Nice. Was that pic taken in the heart of Alabama – Athens, GA? Since you have a penchant for finding anything you can on the web and slapping “Alabama” on it, even when it is obviously not “Bama” in origin (such as slimy trailer-trash rapper wannabe Colt Ford of the aforementioned Athens, GA who ruins Gene Watson’s classic “Ain’t no Trash in My Trailer” in another thread on this blog) I think healthy skepticism of all your allegedly “humorous” postings is in order.

    Don’t want to be an ass on here – although you appear to have that role down pat.

  2. 2008 December 16
    moondogleft permalink

    Where have I seen that pic? Oh yea, on my site last week. I like what you did with it. Much better.

  3. 2008 December 16
    Dr. Feelgood permalink

    Moondog, this reminds me more than anything of the really loathsome “NOT” joke phase. Remember when some zit-faced teen with a vocabulary too small to finish a “Curious George” book would go up to someone and say “Hey, you’re really cool! NOT!”

    The “humor” on this blog is about that sophisticated.

  4. 2008 December 16
    Dr. Feelgood permalink

    Moon, I just looked at your blog and SURE ENOUGH Jai took that pic off your page. And guess what? That sign was posted at a place in LOUISIANA.

    Actually the “not” jokes are comic genius on the level of Chaplin compared to lame stuff that gets done on this blog.

  5. 2008 December 18
    AUbarnie Blogger permalink

    wait a minute… that place looks awfully familiar?!?!?… That’s right, it’s the Wire Road Zippy Mart, endorsed by The Polytechnic Institute!

  6. 2008 December 18
    AUbarnie Blogger permalink

    PS: IT’S NOT A BURGER KING! IT’S WIRE ROAD ZIPPY MART!

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