On living a vaguely Amish lifestyle for nearly a week. Plus some music and movie stuff, I guess.
The hangover returns to battlefight the Mayans, willful ignorance, Elias, and other stuff.
Let Dr. Gonzo provide the context. What does it mean? Maybe nothing.
If I'm wrong, I'm wrong, but at least I remembered what was important.
On living a vaguely Amish lifestyle for nearly a week. Plus some music and movie stuff, I guess.
The hangover returns to battlefight the Mayans, willful ignorance, Elias, and other stuff.
Let Dr. Gonzo provide the context. What does it mean? Maybe nothing.
The Texans sweep the Titans. I throw a bunch of number of pictures and inanity into a post. You know the drill by now, people.
Because there were two games. Get it?
This is where something witty would go. Unfortunately, I've got nothin'. UPDATE: BBQU added!
On meeting Hayes Carll, tailgating with great people, jinxing games by my mere presence, and chimichurri. Also stats.
Taking a look at the history of the bye week, copyright law, Beauty & The Beast, winning percentages, and this thing in Mississippi.
Playing a team named after a Poe reference? Sounds like a good time to discuss death! And mayonnaise-based BBQ sauces. And Michigan football. YAY, RANDOMNESS!
Wherein we redefine some movies, talk about boobs, reference Kenny Rogers, and throw some numbers around.
Weekly ruminations on whatever pops into my head, from punctuation usage and random stats to the unstoppable force that is J.J. Watt. Also, BBQ and Biggie and blog criticisms.
A look at thoughtless sports writing, JJ Watt & Arian Foster, Kentucky BBQ, poor font choices, my daughter's future as a dictator, the origin of BESFs, and assorted random Texans stuff.
The Two-Day Hangover. Talking ungulates, BBQ, Arian Foster, J.J. Watt, and Araseddfasdfis.
The Two-Day Hangover returns for the 2012 season. It's BBQ, pop culture, football, and rampant insanity.
No Texans Games? No Problem. Return of the Two-Day Hangover.
Spinal Tap, Charlie Daniels, and 90s Rap. It's Two-Day Hangover Time Again.