Hey Guys....Spencer Checketts Here

Merrill · 06-25-2005, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Seriously

What if I told you that I was the tattooed/swearing guy? Are you guys going to be all apologetic to me?

Speaking of the guy with the tattoos, I think we may have been wrong about that. I was at the game with my wife, and she was particularly bothered by the swearing guy. She says, however, that the swearing guy and the tattooed guy were actually two seperate people standing near each other. Somebody mentioned that the tattooed guy used someone else's flags, which was true for one game, because I loaned him and his friend my two flags when we played the chicago fire, because I wasn't able to sit in the loyalist section that day. The next game the tattooed guy showed up with his own flag, which is probably one of the coolest ones we have, I like it a lot because it isn't square. The sad thing is that I think a lot of us, including myself, used preconcieved notions to judge the tattooed guy. I mean, isn't it a known fact that heavily tattooed people are bad people who swear and make life less enjoyable for others? Tattoo guy seems like a good guy. He was very cool when I loaned him my flags. I would like to see him post here, but I would feel a little bad about the "Mystery Dude" thread though. I would be afraid that he would come across it, and feel betrayed. That would suck.

Anyways, gotta go.

DadOf8 · 06-25-2005, 10:17 AM

I was watching "King of The Hill" last night and Bobby joined a group of tatooed, skater, hip-hop, born-again Christians. One of them even had the Ten Commandments tatooed on his back. I suppose that there really is a group like this or Mike Judge wouldn't have drawn a cartoon about it. I have a lot of respect for the Born-Again Christians, even though I'm not one. So, maybe someone is tatooed up, but is a good Christian too. Just a thought.

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Originally Posted by Snarf

Speaking of the guy with the tattoos, I think we may have been wrong about that. I was at the game with my wife, and she was particularly bothered by the swearing guy. She says, however, that the swearing guy and the tattooed guy were actually two seperate people standing near each other. Somebody mentioned that the tattooed guy used someone else's flags, which was true for one game, because I loaned him and his friend my two flags when we played the chicago fire, because I wasn't able to sit in the loyalist section that day. The next game the tattooed guy showed up with his own flag, which is probably one of the coolest ones we have, I like it a lot because it isn't square. The sad thing is that I think a lot of us, including myself, used preconcieved notions to judge the tattooed guy. I mean, isn't it a known fact that heavily tattooed people are bad people who swear and make life less enjoyable for others? Tattoo guy seems like a good guy. He was very cool when I loaned him my flags. I would like to see him post here, but I would feel a little bad about the "Mystery Dude" thread though. I would be afraid that he would come across it, and feel betrayed. That would suck.

Anyways, gotta go.

the Bardguy · 06-25-2005, 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Snarf

Speaking of the guy with the tattoos, I think we may have been wrong about that. I was at the game with my wife, and she was particularly bothered by the swearing guy. She says, however, that the swearing guy and the tattooed guy were actually two seperate people standing near each other. Somebody mentioned that the tattooed guy used someone else's flags, which was true for one game, because I loaned him and his friend my two flags when we played the chicago fire, because I wasn't able to sit in the loyalist section that day. The next game the tattooed guy showed up with his own flag, which is probably one of the coolest ones we have, I like it a lot because it isn't square. The sad thing is that I think a lot of us, including myself, used preconcieved notions to judge the tattooed guy. I mean, isn't it a known fact that heavily tattooed people are bad people who swear and make life less enjoyable for others? Tattoo guy seems like a good guy. He was very cool when I loaned him my flags. I would like to see him post here, but I would feel a little bad about the "Mystery Dude" thread though. I would be afraid that he would come across it, and feel betrayed. That would suck.

Anyways, gotta go.

Yeah, I went up to him after the game and introduced myself to him. He has ReAL tats on his arms and he's a great guy.

alianza · 06-25-2005, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by the Bardguy

Yeah, I went up to him after the game and introduced myself to him. He has ReAL tats on his arms and he's a great guy.

I introduced myself to Mr Tatoo as well. Great guy..lots of energy

Jose Luis Luviano · 06-25-2005, 11:19 PM

If the announcer on Germany - Brazil today is allowed to say that a Brazilian attacker was running up to take a free kick like a West Indies Pace Bowler, then Spencer Checketts is allowed to use basketball analogies.

Let's face the facts, we (except KC, Rover & Prime) live in a Theocracy.

No, not that kind of Theocracy.

There is no God but Andrei Kirilenko, blessed be his holy name.

If you don't like it, I 15 goes back to LA, where the Lakers and the Clippers have killed all interest in basketball.

So if Spencer can sell so much as one ticket or one T Shirt using NBA analogies, then it's basketball metaphors until Lebron James starts collecting social security.

soccerman · 06-26-2005, 12:31 AM

Don't you see? You're not making Christianity better; You're making Rock and Roll worse.

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Originally Posted by DadOf8

I was watching "King of The Hill" last night and Bobby joined a group of tatooed, skater, hip-hop, born-again Christians.

dysko · 06-26-2005, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Jose Luis Luviano

If the announcer on Germany - Brazil today is allowed to say that a Brazilian attacker was running up to take a free kick like a West Indies Pace Bowler, then Spencer Checketts is allowed to use basketball analogies.

Let's face the facts, we (except KC, Rover & Prime) live in a Theocracy.

No, not that kind of Theocracy.

There is no God but Andrei Kirilenko, blessed be his holy name.

If you don't like it, I 15 goes back to LA, where the Lakers and the Clippers have killed all interest in basketball.

So if Spencer can sell so much as one ticket or one T Shirt using NBA analogies, then it's basketball metaphors until Lebron James starts collecting social security.

We don't need to completely eliminate Basket Ball Analogies, but cut back on them a bit, from what I here.

I personally have never heard the post game show, but did call in and get on it last week. My wife listens to it regularly though. She says that sometimes whe thinks she is listening to a Jazz post game show and from what I here Spence says "trait that trancends all sports" quite a bit (or soemthing along those lines).

I for one am glad that there is a post game show... even though I never get to hear it. But, a third person who really knows the sport couldn't hurt things could it? :notworthy (sorry couldn't find the butt kissing one so I though this would do)

But, my last comments were made based on what I heard while listening and waiting to get on the air.