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Monday, August 29, 2011

Bad Attitude Round-Up (UPDATED)

We like Chicago Times columnist T.J. Simers because others in the sports-typing/babbling trade often whine about his alleged negativity. We'd consider it a reflection of reality, if we gave it any consideration at all, but what do we know?

Apparently he got some good quotes from "one of the team's very few good players," Andre Ethier, in his Sunday column. The FOX Sports Prime Ticket post-game broadcast crew (Steve "Psycho" Lyons & some other toad) were a bit unhappy. Fuck 'em.

We contemplated bothering w/ a link & so on, then decided not to, then read this brief item from L.A. Observed which pulled good stuff from ESPNLos Angeles.com that reminded us that we have some photos burning a hole in our hard drive of said Ethier, described by the ESPNLA typist as
A guy who certainly isn't helping his reputation with all these public outbursts, especially at a time when, according to various sources, scouts from other teams are starting to pick up on his moodiness and the fact he can be high maintenance[.]
As illustrated:
Double-barreled, bit-chezz!
BUILDINGS TOO (2205PDT 30 August 2011):
From Dependable Renegade.
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4 comments:

  1. ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©29 August, 2011 20:38

    FUCK YOU! AND YOU!

    AND YOU AND YOU AND YOU, TOO!

    I think he speaks for all of us. Or gestures, whatevs.
    ~

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  2. M. Bouffant30 August, 2011 02:52

    Moody High-Maintenance Editor Agrees:

    Yup.

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  3. Substance McGravitas30 August, 2011 18:14

    That is a really good picture of a very sincere individual.

    ReplyDelete
  4. M. Bouffant30 August, 2011 18:34

    Editor Confirms:

    He means it, man!!

    ReplyDelete

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