Wait, so you’re telling me this weekend our Sooners have a bye? What in the monkey-loving hell? Bye weeks are the blue balls of the football season. Seriously. You get all excited from the action of last weekend, and the bye weekend rolls around and you’re left completely unsatisfied.
Damn you, football blue balls!
All week I’ve been wondering what to do with my blue balls this weekend. I really don’t want to regress to preseason depression and self-loathing. I don’t know that I can stomach another pint of Ben and Jerry’s Half Baked as I watch Princess Bride on repeat.
And if my girly-girl friends drag me to one more eurotrash dance club or a super -trendy lounge I’ll jump off the roof of my house (it’s only 2 floors, so I doubt it will do much damage.
But I feel like the point I’m trying to prove is important enough).
So, what do I do with myself this weekend sans tailgating, sans appropriate
public intox and sans hitting on undergrads?
One obvious answer is to find a surrogate team to get excited about this weekend. I can always find it in my heart to cheer against OSU, A&M and UT.
But it’d be perfect if Miami would eat poo balls this weekend at Virgina Tech and we could do a fancy touchdown dance over their asses to move up in the polls. But the downside: the residual rage that we could possibly face next weekend at Miami. Mama doesn’t want to lose at Miami. I may cry. And not cute, cinematic crying where tears gently roll down my face, but ugly sobbing. No one wants to see that.
I would normally make my SMU Law alum roommate take me as a plus-one to the SMU Boulevard (fancy-pants tailgate) to hit on undergrad SMU dudes, but it’s a bye weekend for them too! Can a girl not catch a break!?
But I’m worried if I don’t do something to keep my beer tolerance growing to optimal tailgating boozehound, I’ll slide back to my lightweight state. And that’s a shit show that should never be seen.
So, for a weekend, I could shift my football boner to pro football, but that doesn’t hold the special place in my CROTCH heart that Big 12 football does.
… looks like I’ll be sitting on the sofa in my PJs watching princess bride with Ben and Jerry after all (with a 6-pack, of course, so I can keep my tolerance in check). Unless one of you yahoos can suggest something better.
C U Next Thursday,
SugarTits
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10 Comments Received
September 24th, 2009 @7:54 am
It’s a shame you are not in area or I would the void that is the special place in your crotch for the weekend. Just sayin’.
Love the articles.
September 24th, 2009 @7:57 am
Wait in line, Pott.
(Was his comment creepy? ST, lock your Internet.)
September 24th, 2009 @8:05 am
Go to the Fair, and attempt to bolster your booze tolerance level to “Elderly-toothless-Mexican-gentleman-I-saw-passed-out-on-the-sidewalk-in-San-Antonio-on-Labor-Day-Weekend”.
September 24th, 2009 @8:44 am
I know it’s almost taboo, but you have to hope Miami and Fexas are undefeated when we play them. If we’re to actually get back in the NC race, beating two top 10, undefeated teams away from Owen Field would do the trick. Beating a couple of 1 loss teams ranked in the top 20 is far less impressive and looks far worse if you happen to lose to them.
September 24th, 2009 @8:53 am
Good call Brown. I would rather have a kick in the nuts that see these two teams win but that is what we get with the bcMess.
September 24th, 2009 @9:36 am
Pott, send me an e-mail for SugarTit’s number. She makes interstate house calls.
September 24th, 2009 @9:38 am
I’d be offended, but it’s borderline/totally true.
September 24th, 2009 @9:39 am
and Brown, i tend to agree, but kicking them while they’re down is really fun too.
September 24th, 2009 @11:15 am
it’s definately a catch 22, but i find it even more fun to kick them while they’re down especially after your team is the one who kicked em to the ground and ruined all those undefeated hopes.
September 24th, 2009 @3:10 pm
Someone’s wife needs to come home. With that much pent up sperm some uterine damage might be ensue.
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