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And The Valley Shook: Front Page Posts found this 10/8/2007 on www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com [flag]

Somewhere in Louisiana late on Friday, a drunk hunter shot himself, fell on his knife, slashed his femoral artery with a jig, or otherwise mortally injured himself in the course of trying to catch a fish or convert a happy, walking live deer to tasty venison sausage. And rather than going to the hospital or even calling for help, he simply lay down on the deck of his boat or sat back in his ... [link]

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Saturday Night in Death Valley
Published 10/8/2007 by Purple Reign <info@andthevalleyshook.com> at And The Valley Shook: Front Page Posts
... Let EDSBS writer Orson Swindle, a Florida grad, take over: ...

Fans Threaten Tebow with Death
Published 10/10/2007 by Larry Brown at Larry Brown Sports
... Shame on you, LSU fans. Why does everything always have to come down to Teabagging those ...

Sweet Christ: It's Scary Down There In Baton Rouge
Published 10/11/2007 by Leitch at Deadspin
... Last weekend, the genius that is Orson Swindle at Every Day Should Be Saturday attended the Florida-LSU game in Baton Rouge. We've never been to an SEC football game, but, man, do we want to now. We've never heard a better description of the madness of college football Saturday in the South than this: ...

RDP Underground: Do You Worship At The Altar Of The SEC? No? Why The Hell Not?
Published 10/12/2007 by Jay Busbee at Right Down Peachtree
... Last week, Every Day Should Be Saturday's Orson Swindle visited Baton Rouge for the LSU-Florida game, and came back with this report. Of particular note is Orson's description of Tiger Stadium: ...

The Prelude, Week 6: Patriots Versus Cowboys in a Single Sentence
Published 10/12/2007 by Matt Ufford at FanHouse
... 3. While my football loyalties will always be tied up in the NFL, I have to doff my cap to the fervor of college football fans. Like many others, I was enamored with Every Day Should Be Saturday's experience at the Florida-LSU game (note: possibly offensive language), and it sent my brain on a series of tangents that ended with this thought: the NFL needs more fan pages ...