YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS

The Sporting Blog found this 12/10/2007 on www.withleather.com [flag]

I've been to Indiana several times. It's a combination of Ohio minus the personality, Kentucky minus the flavor, and Illinois minus Chicago. Calling Indiana a shitty state isn't an opinion; it's an indisputable fact. And if you disagree, just check out the video above. In a story straight out of 1952, soccer player Brandan Geise was kicked off the team for having a ... [link]

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Indiana H.S. Soccer Team Scared of Mohawks
Published 12/10/2007 at The Sporting Blog
By Chris Mottram I understand that things like mohawks, electric guitars, and color television are all sources of evil, but this is just insane. Literally. in·sane adjective 1. not sane; not of sound mind; mentally deranged. 2. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a person who is mentally deranged: insane actions; an insane asylum. 3. utterly senseless: an insane plan. Yep, all three apply in this case: Clearly, Brandan Geise lives in Pyschoville and superintendent Klitzman is the mayor. ...

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NCAA Hoops Today found this 12/9/2007 on www.insidethehall.com

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NCAA Hoops Today found this 12/9/2007 on www.aseaofblue.com

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Rover found this 12/11/2007 on johnclay.typepad.com

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FanHouse found this 12/12/2007 on www.kentucky.com

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