webby37
Sep 13, 2008 Dec 01, 2011 18 639
25-year-old English teacher, educating some high school brats in Taipei, Taiwan. Big KC Chiefs fan, currently in the market for some NBA and NHL teams to follow.
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Drunk Kyle Orton: "Know what I'm gonna miss most about Denver? Nothing. The only good thing about Denver now is that they recently got an IKEA. It sucks."
3 months ago
webby37
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Who’s Been Screwing With The Haley’s Computer? (via Kissing Suzy Kolber)
Haley: Well, well, well. Another day in the can for the 4-2 Kansas City Chiefs. Let’s see that blood sausage Whitlock complain about what The Pioli and The Haley are building here with our OWN BARE HANDS. Any of you ready to question The Haley anymore? YOU?
Matt Cassel: No, sir.
Haley: YOU?
Jamaal Charles: No.
Haley: No, WHAT?
Jamaal Charles: No, sir.
Haley: I don’t like the way you hesitated there, Charles. You got a problem with me?
Jamaal Charles: No, sir.
Haley: CAUSE THAT’S THE DOOR. YOU DON’T WANT TO BE PART OF THIS PROGRAM, THAT IS THE [freaking] DOOR.
over 1 year ago
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We got an e-mail yesterday from a guy who claims to work at the writers’ office for the show "30 Rock." He told us the the writers love the site and occasionally put up KSK posts in the writers’ room. While this is as likely to be true as the times we got e-mails from people relaying first-person accounts of Rex Ryan reading and enjoying Drew’s posts and the fact that Philip Rivers has read the site and hates us, we choose to believe it’s the God’s honest truth. So, to the folks from NBC currently reading: GIVE ME A JOB GIVE ME A JOB RIGHT NOW We appreciate the support.
Anyway, the guy passed along a comedy video that he directed about Chiefs defensive lineman Shaun Smith, he of the Brady Quinn punching and the Anthony Davis in-game groin grab.
(via Kissing Suzy Kolber)
Kansas City Chiefs
* Strength: Quarterback Matt Cassel feels satisfied whether receivers catch or drop his passes; easy schedule as team plays seven games in the CFL this season
* Weakness: Offense continues to struggle when trying to huddle up, with most of the players being overpowered and ending up on the ground
* Player To Watch: In need of a solid season to become a potential holdout, wide receiver Dwayne Bowe is finally trying a little
* Biggest Question: Will new offensive coordinator Charlie Weis actually explode after a big lunch?
over 1 year ago
webby37
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Newest Free Agent: Me?
by webby37 on Jul 12, 2010 7:40 PM EDT
on Sactown Royalty
Wuddup, Sactown, my name is Chris, and I'm currently a free agent in the NBA world. I'm from North-Central Kansas but am currently living in Taipei, Taiwan, serving as a missionary for my second of two years. I'm a huge NFL fan (specifically, of the Kansas City Chiefs), but I'm not a huge NBA fan, mostly because I don't have a rooting interest. I've been halfheartedly looking for a basketball franchise to support, but I'm coming up short all over the place. However, I'm somewhat circling in on a few real possibilities. After this final year in Taiwan, there's a pretty decent chance I'll be living in North-Central California, and it seems to me like there's one of two teams to support: The Warriors or The Kings.
Which leads me to ya'll: after seeing the show put on for LeBron the free agent, I'm thinking I should put myself on the market as well. I'm offering myself as a Fan Free Agent to both franchises, and I'd like you to convince me why I should be a member of your nation. As far as things I'm looking for go, I'm really looking at a few different characteristics:
- Future: I know both teams aren't stellar now, but which way are they trending?
- Going to games: I love attending pro games, but I'm a teacher, so I won't have a lot of cash. Will I be able to pull off a couple a year? And is the game day experience worth it? What sets it apart from the pack?
- Players: What star's jersey am I going to buy? And will he still be playing on the team in 3 years? (Extra points: Do the jerseys change so often that immediately after purchasing, I'll be forced to rebuy 20 minutes later?)
- Team/Ownership: How do the organizations treat the players and the fans?
- Other things I should know: "There's a good chance this team worships the devil, so if you have problems with that, perhaps you should seek another option," etc.
Would love some help on the project. Thanks, ya'll!
Newest Free Agent: Me?
by webby37 on Jul 9, 2010 9:08 PM EDT
on Golden State Of Mind
Wuddup, GSoM, my name is Chris, and I'm currently a free agent in the NBA world. I'm from North-Central Kansas but am currently living in Taipei, Taiwan, serving as a missionary for my second of two years. I'm a huge NFL fan (specifically, of the Kansas City Chiefs), but I'm not a huge NBA fan, mostly because I don't have a rooting interest. I've been halfheartedly looking for a basketball franchise to support, but I'm coming up short all over the place. However, I'm somewhat circling in on a few real possibilities. After this final year in Taiwan, there's a pretty decent chance I'll be living in North-Central California, and it seems to me like there's one of two teams to support: The Warriors or The Kings.
Which leads me to ya'll: after seeing the show put on for LeBron the free agent, I'm thinking I should put myself on the market as well. I'm offering myself as a Fan Free Agent to both franchises, and I'd like you to convince me why I should be a member of your nation. As far as things I'm looking for go, I'm really looking at a few different characteristics:
- Future: I know both teams aren't stellar now, but which way are they trending?
- Going to games: I love attending pro games, but I'm a teacher, so I won't have a lot of cash. Will I be able to pull off a couple a year? And is the game day experience worth it? What sets it apart from the pack?
- Players: What star's jersey am I going to buy? And will he still be playing on the team in 3 years? (Extra points: Do the jerseys change so often that immediately after purchasing, I'll be forced to rebuy 20 minutes later?)
- Team/Ownership: How do the organizations treat the players and the fans?
- Other things I should know: "There's a good chance this team worships the devil, so if you have problems with that, perhaps you should seek another option," etc.
Would love some help on the project. Thanks, ya'll!
I don't care who you are—this is amazing. Can't wait for the chance to party like this for the Chiefs.
We've had enough.
We've had diapers and drama, nightclubs and police reports, deactivations and suspensions, spitting and "Scarface", trade demands and Twitter.
Yes, there was a time when Larry Johnson was the future (and the present) of the Kansas City Chiefs. However, that time has fully passed.
With less than 10 rushing attempts and 100 yards until becoming the franchise's premier running back, Kansas City Chiefs fans demand that LJ and the Chiefs part ways. We appreciate what #27 has done for the team; however, the era of "The Roc" has ended.
On last night's Colbert Report, Stephen pointed out the fact that the Oakland Raiders' logo basically looks like a long-lost Village Person. Oh man. Just wait until their fan hears about this!
What does this girl mean to the Kansas City Chiefs? Only a 180° turnaround in fortune.
Olathe, Kansas's own Kavya Shivashankar won the 2009 Scripps National Spelling Bee on Thursday night. She is the first Kansas product to win such an award in the history of the bee, and, more importantly, a precursor to the fate of the 2009 Kansas City Chiefs.
The curse is reversed, fellas. Suck on that, Canada.
over 2 years ago
webby37
15 comments
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Doesn't look like EA Sports thinks too highly of T-Jack.
[The Bills] should have waited until the Eagles were on the clock at No. 28 to make the trade...
Work out the deal in advance. Insist on secrecy from everyone involved... And then pull the trigger when it’s too late for anyone picking after No. 28 to leapfrog the Bills and land the player they might be targeting...
If they hope to replace Peters by packaging the eleventh overall pick with the Eagles’ selection at No. 28 for a shot at trading into the top five for Jason Smith or Eugene Monroe, then the Bills would need to have the extra pick in hand before the draft begins...
Our guess? The Chiefs would be willing to take a couple hundred [draft [position] points less than the chart says they should get, if it means getting out of the crosshairs of the contract paid to the No. 3 overall selection — which last year landed for Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan a six-year, $72 million deal.
Ladies and Gentlemen, the new Miss Arrowhead Pride is...
by webby37 on Feb 28, 2009 7:20 PM EST
on Arrowhead Pride
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ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported yesterday that Haley, while technically not allowed last week to interview with the Chiefs, spent considerable time on the phone with Kansas City officials, ostensibly general manager Scott Pioli.
Hey Kent Babb, I think I also heard Chris Mortensen report yesterday that HE IS A LIAR.
If you put down $100 in Vegas on the Chiefs, you'll be raking in $10k if they pull off a Super Bowl surprise.
Hey, is there any way for the Chiefs to hypnotize Larry Johnson into thinking every short-yardage situation is really a crowded bar filled with the boyfriends of women who just resisted his advances?
Rambling toward Week 14 - Bill Simmons (via ESPN)
A bit late, but still pertinent, and funny as hell.
Poor Thiggy Stardust Bones.
-cw
The San Diego Union-Tribune has done its own "Mitchell Report" of sorts on performance-enhancing drugs in pro football... It includes 52 former Pro Bowl players and four Hall of Famers... It only involves drugs now classified by the league as performance-enhancing or "steroids and related substances" (steroids, ephedra, amphetamines), not cocaine, marijuana or alcohol.
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KANSAS CITY
OL John Welbourn (2005) suspended four games for violation of steroid-related policy, then again for six games in 2006.
WR Johnnie Morton (2002-03) allegedly supplied THG through BALCO, according to federal investigators' memo cited in reports. In 2007, he tested positive for steroids in mixed martial arts event.
LB Lew Bush (2002) suspended four games for ephedra positive. He said it was in a sports drink he took.
RB Michael Cloud (2002) tested positive for nandrolone, later signed with New England and was suspended four games. He sued supplement maker for damages and reached a settlement.
DE Neil Smith (1986) had steroids found in his dorm room shared with Lawrence Pete at Nebraska.
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