Beer, Bosoms, And BFD: What Could Possible Go Wrong?

This is one of them.

Thanks for putting up the pic of the hooters girls instead of a pic of you!
Have fun!

I’m sorry, did you say something?

To drive up to Austin for this. Heckling BFD live on the radio would be great fun.

I’m actually in Houston right now and will be for a few weeks, except for weekends.

Ya jerk.

Talking to an El Paso radio host, the day before UT plays UTEP. Don’t lie, BFD, you’ll mostly be talkin Horns. You just say Texans so that Beefy will listen.

BFD’s Bosoms?

but pretty funny.
Johnson has laugh over misidentification

September 23, 2009 7:21 PM

Posted by ESPN.com’s Paul Kuharsky

Referee Walt Coleman called the personal foul on David Anderson, but it was meant for Andre Johnson.

Johnson was central in the sideline skirmish in the Texans’ 34-31 win Sunday in Nashville. Tennessee defensive tackle Jason Jones was ejected from the game and found out Wednesday he’d been fined $5,000.

Wednesday, Johnson had a funny exchange with Houston media about the events:

On Titans head coach Jeff Fisher saying he started the fight by pulling Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan down out of bounds: "If that’s how Coach Fisher feels, you know — hey, he watches the film. He knows what goes on out there during those games. That’s all I have to say about that."

On Anderson taking the penalty for him on Sunday: "That was funny. We teased him about that on the plane ride back home. A lot of tempers flare when we play against those guys so there is a lot of things that go on out there on the field, but I’m not worried about it."

On if Titans’ Finnegan’s taunts make him play better: "I wouldn’t say it makes me play better. I think it just brings something out of me that people don’t normally see. Just some things happen, things I don’t normally do, like the fight situation."

On if he is worried about being fined for the fight: "No. Not really."

On if he isn’t worried because it was all Anderson: "Hey, the penalty was on David, not me. I didn’t have anything to do with it."

A guy (unnamed) is dating three women and can’t decide which one he should marry. So, he gives each $1,000 to see how well they can manage money. The first one spends $800 and puts $200 in the bank. The second one spends $200 and puts $800 in the bank. The third one puts the whole $1,000 in the bank. Which one does he end up marrying?

The one with the biggest Hooters!

He actually sounded knowledgeable, except he still can’t give enough credit to the rookie Brian Cushing. According to bfd, Cushing didn’t show up until the 4th quarter of last week’s game.