LARGETONY Blog

For some reason it’s always hard for me to come up with posts on Saturdays (not that I’m all that successful the rest of the week, either.) But I think fewer people tend to read on weekends, anyway. But, looking at my stat counter, there’s still plenty of people coming around between Friday and Monday, so I guess I should attempt to give you something.

Saturday is the perfect day to talk about football, of course. But I’d like ya’ll to come back on Monday. And I’ve been very good. I haven’t made ya’ll suffer through a football post in two weeks. Even with two Vol wins (last week against Marshall, 33-7, and today against Memphis 41-7).

And what will I talk about on Saturdays once football season ends in January? (Yes, there’s very strong possibility that you will hear about it until then.) So, I’m going to be completely lazy and use other people’s blogs as source material. I figured I’d just share with you some of the things I have run across in the last week while reading blogs. The beauty of this is that it may introduce you to a blog you are not aware of. That’s my favorite thing about blogging..the connectivity.

So here’s some things that were out there this week:

• Homer aims his flashlight at the Conservative Closet, sharing a clip from The Daily Show. I love anyone who loves The Daily Show. If I ever got married, The Daily Show would be written into the vows.
• Chad Fox learns that “the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away.” And the Lord may just have a wicked sense of humor.
• Knottyboy cooks up Rice on a open flame and the Rice gets “served.”
• Kenneth shares transcripts from Washington’s latest hit: The Foley Follies.
• Dan airs another funny podcast where he and his co-host share witty banter (although I only get 70% of the references, I still laugh), and play “Name That Blogger” with guest BrettCajun.
• Jay stirs up the Melting Pot.

If you all like this little digestive track, I’ll try to make it a regular thing. Who knows, you may be the next Lemmiwinks to make it through.

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