Tuesday Post of Randomness
June 17, 2008
I’m not sure how long I can keep up this randomness, but I will try. Hot off the presses, Lil’ Wayne (AKA Weezy F. Baby) has sold 1 million copies of his new album The Carter III this week. Yes, a million sold in the “struggling music business” we always hear about.
I know, I know. You’re wondering why you should care, am I right? Or perhaps you’re wondering how I could possibly tie this to Terrelle, huh?
Well, I am quite talented and I do have a connection. Weezy is TP’s favorite rapper. He even listens to him before big games. I’m sure he’s got his copy of The Carter III and is loving it. Personally, I’m feelin’ the collabos, which make up half the album.
Maybe now would be as good a time as any to mention that my cousin is actually friends with Weezy. I haven’t met him yet, but I’m told I will later this year. Please don’t start sweatin’ me. None of you can come with when that meeting occurs. Sorry.
Yes, I’m still working on a new theme for the site. This sucky one will do for now.
TP Hath Landed in C-Bus
June 15, 2008
In case you were wondering, Mr. Terrelle Pryor is now a Columbus resident. He was spotted on campus, with roommies Devier Posey, Lamaar “Flash” Thomas, and Travis Howard, getting tested by staff at the medical center’s Biomechanics Lab.
Wow, that was a long-ass sentence.
Anyway, because OSU’s athletic department is swimming in dough, they can do these sorts of high-tech tests to insure the safety and development of their student athletes is on point. It’s good to be an Ohio State Buckeye.
By the way, I have some video of these tests that the local news stations aired. I’ll upload those soon because I just know y’all are feenin’.
And since Terrelle was here Saturday, he obviously wasn’t in PA, where the Big 33 game pitting Ohio vs. PA’s talent was going on. And those Penn fans are sure sippin’ on that haterade because of it. Stories have been circulating on the web that TP didn’t even bother to respond to his invite after being asked to play.
Are these bitches serious? Do they even realize the sheer volume of mail, messages, and calls he’s been getting for the past year? I wouldn’t be surprised if he never even saw his invite. So now they want to question his character because he must be a bad kid to just not reply, right? Whatever.
Even if he had seen it, he still wouldn’t have played in that game. And not because it becomes more and more irrelevant each year. He had more pressing matters like getting acclimated to his new home in Columbus. Terrelle’s big all-star showcase was the Army All-American game in January. So Pennsylvania can take go ahead and pound their chests that they killed Ohio’s team (nevermind that Ohio had an all-star game of its own in The Shoe that same day) and then feast on a bunch of sour grapes. Sounds like a fun time, no?
