cow week

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i think it should become customary to post this during cow week

I wonder if they picked up Young? wait that is right they went for Reggie Bush. He did have 4 TDs this week. No no Bush huh. :ha:

great video

:ha:

Poor Texans, this is going to be a sad weekend for them, having to see him so close...

They took the great Mario Williams, who had a total TWO tackles last week and no sacks,
while Reggie Bush scored FOUR TD'S for the Saints,
and VY is talked up for Rookie of the Year.

and thats pretty bad considering they played against the worst o-line in the nfl....well maybe the texans are the worst, but he cant play against them on sundays.

Gee, wonder if any cow fans will have the balls to come and talk smack BEFORE the game?
Realistically, they would have to be mentally-challenged to talk smack with their Daddys...

The Texans are not worried about the Children of Uranus. They are winning on luck. Based on the previous staement I can see why SOME TENNheads never show up before games.


By the way I found this about that thief Jimmy.

For all the benefits that Hoffa and some Teamsters delivered for over-the-road drivers, other Teamsters locals did little more than sign sweetheart deals that made union officers rich and left workers poor. In industries such as garment delivery, organized crime took over locals, and then used their power to strike, bringing the entire industry either under the Mafia's control or at least vulnerable to blackmail.

Hoffa had a working relationship with these racketeers, some of whom had played an important part in his election as General President of the Teamsters. Several Teamster chapter presidents were convicted for mob related crimes but often would continue serving as union leaders, such as Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano in New Jersey. Cleveland Corn-Sugar War survivor Moe Dalitz and Allen Dorfman bankrolled many mob casinos, hotels and other construction projects from the Teamsters pension fund.


Amazing how such a lowlife could be a hero to some.