George Carlin on Football vs. Baseball
June 23, 2008 by James Edwards
Filed under NFL Football
NFL Football at its best. NFL Football at its craziest.
George Carlin passed away after many years of making us all laugh at the irony of everyday life.
George died Sunday at the age of 71. He was most famous for the “Seven Words You can Never Say on TV”. Back when Carlin came up with that routine there was a lot of censorship of TV. There seems to be very little of that these days.
Here is a YouTube of George Carlin explaining the difference between football and baseball. It is hilarious and George is brilliant.
Pay extra special attention to the ending. It puts it all into perspective.
In my world, George will be missed!
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Filed under Atlanta Falcons, Eli Manning, Michael Vick, NFL Football, New York Giants
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The Cleveland Indians win over the Boston Red Sox and there was a Monday Night Football game. On a night of playoff baseball, the Monday Night game was a dud.
That was kind of the feeling during the game.
You had Peyton Manning’s little brother playing against the perennial losing Vick-less Falcons.
The game started out as a battle, but then quickly degraded as the Falcons were unable to mount any sort of offense with Joey Harrington suffering with inaccuracy, the receivers dropping a lot of passes, and the line protection breaking down.
It was an easy victory for the Giants 31 - 10 over the Atlanta Falcons.
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