No, Dunta, It's "Lockdown Corner", Not "Locked Down" Corner
Battle Red Blog is proudly a community of Texans' fans with a unique (read: disturbed) perspective on life. Need an example? Our reaction to this story being reported by the Chronicle.
Texans' CB Dunta Robinson may have been the direct victim in an invasion/robbery at his home in Sienna Plantation. Sounds scary, right? Probably was. But since the article thankfully contains no indication that either Dunta or his family and friends were injured, we feel that it is our duty at BRB to delve deeper into this story on a pair of important fronts.
One: When in God's name will David Carr stop haunting the Texans and their fans? For years, Fresno's Fanciest taunted the citizens of Houston and Fort Bend County by serving as the face of the "gated" Sienna Plantation on billboards and advertisements plastered throughout the city, which was somewhat intriguing considering that his family's estate was in Sweetwater, not Sienna Plantation. Apparently the deparature of Hair from our fair city has led to the demise of this once pristine, tight-knit community, just the latest in a long line of ways that Fancy Pants scarred our great city for years to come.
Two: A situation such as this involving a member of the Texans' much-maligned secondary reeks of ironic comedy. Such as, "The robbers were cornered by Robinson in his home until one of them gave Robinson a quick double-move to the inside and blazed past him on a post pattern out the front door, never to be seen again", "BRB has yet to obtain confirmation to the rumor that Seth Wand was working as a security officer at the front gate of Sienna Plantation at the time of the incident and was left standing flat in his tracks by the robbers, who ran a stunt move that left Seth helplessly praying that Domanick Williams could save the residents of Sienna by chipping at the invaders' kneecaps" or "C.C. Brown was a dinner guest at Robinson's house at the time and was supposed to be serving as backup by the front door while Robinson kept the suspects cornered in the basement, but when one of the obese, limping robbers slipped past Robinson using a headfake move, Brown was snacking on a Moon Pie on Robinson's leather couch, allowing the perpetrator to get behind Brown and out the front door to freedom".
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No, Dunta, It's "Lockdown Corner",
by cseafous on Sep 4, 2007 9:58 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
No, seriously...
by MDC on Sep 6, 2007 9:18 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
"Unique" Thoughts
- Thank God Dunta was not harmed in this incident....for the sake of himself, his family, and our secondary.
- Scott, this is the funniest post you've typed....and the funniest to me are usually controversial. (Example: I laugh at most things typed by MDC & BFD)
- Since there was no physical injury, then the worst case scenario is that Dunta doesn't have insurance to replace the stolen jewelry. Which means he will have to wait until next week to buy new bling, when he starts receiving the 5 or 6-figure checks. Or he could use some of the $8MM in signing bonuses we've paid him. Poor fella.
- We live the great state of Texas, where it is 100% legal to shoot someone dead for breaking into your home....er, I mean, defend yourself. Lock the damn doors, and buy a few shotguns.
- If Zoolander used to be associated with this place, then I definitely have to blame the Guards (security, offensive, or otherwise) for everything. I'm sure ESPN already has.
by Shake on Sep 4, 2007 12:30 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
yep
by bigfatdrunk on Sep 4, 2007 12:55 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
The fact is...
by Shake on Sep 4, 2007 1:01 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
not funny
by cbass on Sep 4, 2007 1:09 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
I have plenty of respect...
And if he wasn't 100% unharmed, then we wouldn't be doing anything but praying for the guy to heal.
But he wasn't harmed, except for maybe losing some hair when the duct tape was removed. So lighten up folks. It's only 5 more days until game-time.
by Shake on Sep 4, 2007 1:26 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Re: Shake
As I've already said, I am grateful that Dunta & Co. emerged physically unharmed, and may I add that I understand that Tank Johnson and Lonny Baxter are both free agents, if we really want to keep our Texans safe. One or two crazy, armed bastards certainly would send a message to wannabe-thugs like these two that our Texans will not be dealt with similarly in the future.
by Scott on Sep 4, 2007 1:21 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Hey now....read carefully
I only said that he might enjoy being tied up every now & then.
by Shake on Sep 4, 2007 1:29 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
So, here's the thing...
All of which is to say chill the hell out and either laugh or go wash the sand out.
by MDC on Sep 6, 2007 9:23 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs

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