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that was one happy drunk.????????
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If you cant dazzal them with brilliance then baffle them with bullshit.
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He was with Mike Price.....:D :DComment
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I said 5 seconds into the interview that he was drunk!
I could not believe it when he looked at Suzy and said "I want to kiss you" after staring at her and pausing to smile for 5 seconds. :eek:
That was some funny shit!
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Wayne, I thought the same thing!! Funny shit!!Comment
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There was no doubt that he was trashed and wanted some.
How many times do you think that Suzy gets that??Am I the longest tenured BC member?Comment
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HELL YEAH JOES GOT GAME I DONT BLAME HIM I LIKE TO MUNCH ON HER COOKIE TOO I BET I COULD MAKE HER PISS RIGHT DOWN HER LEG AS I GAVE HER A GOOD TONGUE JOB.:DComment
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YEAH LOL KNOWLEZ YOU ARE FUNNY AS HELL.Comment
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The other thing i was wondering was......................is joe married?
If he is his wife must have loved that interview!
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wayne if he is i bet his wife will be calling her lawyer mondayIf you cant dazzal them with brilliance then baffle them with bullshit.
glt97Comment
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Joe is divorced now. He married a girl from Elizabeth City, NC, named Debbie Lynn Mays, who grew up across the street from me.NSA's NBA Game Of The Year was on Dallas -4.5 on March 31. Orlando won 108-99. It was a cloudy day for Sonny LaFouchi.Comment
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From USA Today........
ESPN: If we'd only known . . .
In selling a violent business as family entertainment, TV networks can usually present the NFL as an earnest world largely devoid of boorishness. Occasionally, especially with live TV, viewers see something else. Like on ESPN's coverage of New England's road win against the New York Jets on Saturday night, when Hall of Famer Joe Namath and other ex-Jets were on hand for a halftime tribute. In the second quarter, ESPN sideline reporter Suzy Kolber interviewed Namath. After initially speaking coherently, Namath then used halting language to repeatedly tell Kolber, "I want to kiss you" — before Kolber ended the interview.
Namath, 60, wasn't being quite as boorish as when ex-Washington Redskin John Riggins famously told Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor to "loosen up, Sandy baby" at a 1985 dinner in Washington. But Namath was on TV. Jed Drake, an ESPN executive in ESPN's production truck at the game, said Sunday that "hindsight is always 20/20. If we had known definitively he was in that kind of state, we wouldn't have conducted the interview."
Namath couldn't be reached for comment Sunday. And the atmosphere of a stadium, where fans yell things they wouldn't in other venues, isn't exactly known for its decorum. But then, fans needn't feel any obligation to the image of a league that made Namath rich and famous, or make sure that their comments are sanitized for our convenience.
Namath's performance wasn't explicitly noted on Sunday's NFL shows. But Howie Long, on Fox's pregame show, might have made an oblique tribute. "I don't care about today's games," Long said. Then he turned to Fox's Terry Bradshaw to say, "You're cute. I really want to kiss you." Hilarious. Still, TV sports can provide a break from the complexities of adult life.Good luck,
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hilarous. Thanks bettorschat!! He was drunk as sh*t.
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