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We Interrupt This Religio-Politcal Blog…

Posted by: John Schroeder at 11:45 am, December 23rd 2010     —    2 Comments »

…To Bring You News Of Vital and Extraordinary Import!

Last night, in Hawaii at the Diamondhead Classic, the mighty Bulldogs of Butler University (from which John graduated) handily defeated the very moderate Utes of Utah (from which Lowell graduated.)

I could at this juncture heap scorn and ridicule upon my blogging partner (and much of our readership) – but I shall exercise Christian charity on the downtrodden and deformed.  However, Lowell and I somehow neglected to wager on this game beforehand; therefore, I hereby declare retroactively that he owes me a steak dinner – and the steak must be at least the size of my head.

Christmas is indeed upon us.

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  1. JLF9999 on 23 Dec 2010 at 12:36 pm #

    This isn’t going to get better for Lowell as my Boise State Broncos left his Utah Utes dumbfounded on the sidelines last night defeating them 26-3 in the Las Vegas MAACO Bowl. Poor Lowell.

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