Monday, December 03, 2012

Bob Costas Craps Himself

I was on the way to the deer lease when I heard on Fox Sports radio that someone had offed himself at the Kansas City Chief's clubhouse. I happened to know a new member of the club had just relocated from Kansas City, so I asked him, who called his son, who told us that it appeared that Jovan Belcher had offed himself and his girlfriend. I had the name Belcher before it came out on the radio.

Okay, I thought, some guy who's paid to be aggressive kills his girlfriend, then realizes his career is over and he offs himself at the clubhouse. Case Closed. I didn't watch the game on Sunday, but I learned later that sports broadcaster Bob Costas crapped himself during an opinion piece.

As it turns out, Costas doesn't believe that a NFL player is capable of killing someone without a handgun. OJ Simpson would be surprised to hear that opinion. Costas is catching flak from all corners, as well he should. He should stick to what he does best, broadcasting sports, and not worry about the social commentary. All he managed to do was piss off some gun-loving football fans.

Tam gives him a good spanking, and I'm sure that the rest of the gunny bloggers are hammering him as well. He dropped his trousers and showed us his ass. All we're doing is spanking it. I've been cruising around the NBC site, looking for a contact address so that I can send an appropriately worded memo. I do see that the Kansas City Chiefs dedicated the game Sunday to the victims of domestic violence and I thought that was a good idea. Waste no tears for Javon Belcher, but remember the victims of domestic violence. As for Coasta? Screw him. He owes us all an apology.

6 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:32 PM

    I am boycotting the NFL until Bob Costas is fired. I don't particularly care for his politics.

    No football. No promotional products. No discussions of football. The NFL is dead to me until Costas is tossed out into the street, hopefully to be tarred and feathered.

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  2. Amen brother! I posted about this very subject on my blog tonight. It's a shame that people don't address the real problem...being the mental health of those around us. People have stopped caring about each other. It's a shame.

    Costas can can screw himself.

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  3. Gerry N.9:05 PM

    Just as with all the other leftist ijits (Redundancy Alert!) with microphones in front of them.

    Just dance, monkey.

    Gerry N.

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  4. Adam Freifeld
    Vice President, Communications
    NBC Sports Group
    (212) 664-6772
    Fax: (212) 664-6035
    Project Assignment: "2012 London Olympics" , "The Belmont Stakes" , "The French Open" , "NFL Kickoff Special 2012" , "The Preakness Stakes" , "NBC Sunday Night Football" , "Super Bowl XLVI" , "The Kentucky Derby" , "The 'Lights"
    adam.freifeld@nbcuni.com

    Greg Hughes
    Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications
    NBC Sports Group
    (212) 664-6111
    Fax: (212) 664-6035
    Project Assignment:
    greg.hughes@nbcuni.com

    Maybe post his bosses and email expressing those sentiments:

    Nisa Kiang
    Communications Assistant
    NBC Sports Group
    (212) 413-6837
    Fax: (212) 664-6035
    Project Assignment:
    nisa.kiang@nbcuni.com

    Carol Ko
    Director, Corporate Communications
    NBC Sports Group
    (212) 664-6256
    Fax: (212) 664-6035
    Project Assignment:
    carol.ko@nbcuni.com

    Chris McCloskey
    Vice President, Communications
    NBC Sports Group
    (212) 664-5598
    Project Assignment: "2012 London Olympics" , "Football Night in America" , "National Hockey League" , "Notre Dame Football" , "PGA Tour" , "Ryder Cup" , "Senior PGA Championship" , "U.S. Open & USGA Championships" , "Costas Tonight "
    christopher.mccloskey@nbcuni.com

    Alex Rozis
    Director, Communications
    NBC Sports Group
    (212) 664-4154
    Fax: (212) 664-6035
    Project Assignment:
    Alex.rozis@nbcuni.com


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  5. Anonymous8:50 AM

    Costas said the gun caused him to kill his girlfriend...I think it was football!!! I mean how many concussions did it take before he snapped!
    I think we need to halt all football games...from grade school to the pros. You never know when football will up and kill somebody else!

    Steve

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  6. If you recall, a few years ago the NFL went all anti-gun when some Redskins player brought a gun into the 'Skins locker room and showed it off.

    The NFL is not our friend. BTW, they sowed the wind with this concussion bidsnez, and they will reap the whirlwind. Just wait until some big-name players on playoff teams have to sit out the playoffs.

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