OBAMACARE ‘FUNNY OR DIE’ EPISODE: OBAMA ADDED ‘FUNNY OR DIE’ CO-FOUNDER MIKE FARAH TO ‘EDUCATE’ YOUNG AMERICANS DURING OBAMACARE CAMPAIGN ENROLLMENT…EXPECT ‘DEATH PANEL WARNING’ SERIES FOLKS!

 Funny Or Die may not be the right brand for a health care plan's big promotional push, especially considering the website's popular 'Death Panels Are Real' series of comedy sketches

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LAWRENCE TAYLOR JR.: SON OF NFL GIANTS STAR LAWRENCE TAYLOR ARRESTED FOR STATUTORY RAPE AND SODOMY OF TWO UNDERAGE GIRLS

Lawrence Taylor's SON arrested for statutory rape and sodomy less than three years after his father

Son of former Giants star Lawrence Taylor arrested for statutory rape and sodomy on two young girls less than three years after his father had sex with under-age prostitute

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‘YOU DON’T GET TO LEAVE ME AGAIN!’ : ABANDONED SON CRIES TO FATHER NFL PLAYER AVEION CASON WHO LEFT HIM 10 YEARS AGO, CONFESSED RESENTMENT AND ‘FELT HE WAS A MISTAKE’ AND NOT ‘SUPPOSED TO BE HERE’

oprahRetired: Cason was a running back and kick returner for the Kansas City Chiefs, Detroit Lions, Dallas Cowboys, Arizona Cardinals and Florida Tuskers. His career lasted an impressive 9 years

‘You don’t get to leave me again!’: Tearful moment an NFL player was confronted by son he left behind 10 years ago

  • Cameras were rolling on the set of Oprah’s Life Class as Aveion Cason‘s crying son Aveion Jr., 13 tried to break the fatherless-son cycle Continue reading

REPUBLICAN LEADERS SENT LETTERS TO PROFESSIONAL SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS HEADS OF NFL, MLN, NBA AND OTHERS ASKING THEM NOT TO GET INVOLVE WITH THE UNPOPULAR OBAMACARE,

NFL bucks call to promote ObamaCare, as Republicans pressure sports leagues to say no

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The National Football League appears to be bucking the Obama administration’s request to help promote the health care overhaul, as Republican lawmakers pressure all the major sports leagues not to get involved in the effort. 

An NFL spokesman told The Washington Post overnight that the league has “no plans to engage in this area and (has) had no substantive contact with the administration” about the implementation.  Continue reading

EX-NFL TITANS CHEERLEADER ELIZABETH GARNER ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING A FRIEND’S 12-YEAR-OLD BOY INSIDE A BATHROOM DURING A PARTY

Ex-NFL cheerleader accused of sexually assaulting boy, 12, that ‘she thought was a man’ shoots down plea deal

DESPERATE OBAMA ASKING NFL AND NBA TO HELP PROMOTE OBAMACARE, HEY! HOW ABOUT HOLLYWOOD AND THE LATE NIGHT SHOWS?

 

Obama administration enlists NFL to help promote healthcare law

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is in talks with the NFL to get the league to publicize new online insurance exchanges ahead of their Oct. 1 implementation.

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NFL BAN: SORRY LADIES BUT PURSES ARE BANNED, NO LONGER ALLOWED AT ALL FOOTBALL STADIUMS

 

Female football fans crying foul over ban on purses at all NFL stadiums

  • Starting this season, only purses the size of a person’s hand will be allowed into pro games
  • The NFL urges people to bring no bags at all, but also offers team logo emblazoned clear bags that are allowed into stadiums

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WHY NFL FOOTBALL PLAYERS LOOK LIKE GLADIATORS WHILE SOCCER PLAYERS LOOK LIKE BOYS

Protective sports equipment such as helmets ca...

Protective sports equipment such as helmets can protect athletes from head injury. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

If you want to group all the soccer players from all over the world in their jerseys, shorts and knee-high socks and next to them you group together all the American college and NFL football players in their uniforms, helmets and “war paints”, you will see a stark contrast between the two. The soccer team looks like a Boy Scout team who gets regular exercise while the American football team looks like Roman gladiators ready to rumble, tumble and ka-boom their opponents.

The soccer game is more about the ball while American football is more physical with fans wanting to see a no-holds barred, “go-get-’em”, war-like attitude from their team. They don’t want sissy-guys afraid to hurt the others, they want their players to go out there with a mindset of conquer or be conquered. The soccer players have toned bodies but the NFL players are buffed up and big, plus their shoulder padded uniforms give an extra added illusion of being bigger than they really are. There’s a certain warrior rugged attitude in football while soccer is kind of tame or should we say a civilised gentleman version of American football.

Plus you add the crazed fans who want to see their team to win, meaning they don’t want nor expect their team to play nice against their rival but to win the game and make them proud. During Super Bowl, everything in America stops except for the chicken wings, the pizza, the beer, the chips and the guacamole, and you see 113 million Americans transformed into Roman spectators inside the colosseum cheering and betting for their team. American football is so unique because it has the American attitude to it- brashness, wildness, war-like attitude, untamed and full of energy. Totally American in spirit and DNA.

Americans have a different passion or energy in everything that they do, especially in football. Maybe because America was founded on a succesful rebellion using a tea party and if a nation can be founded on a tea party, imagine the passion they would have when it comes to sports. I’m no sports fan. I grew up watching Hulk Hogan and WWF (WWE today) and had a huge crush on Shawn Michaels and was so disappointed when my brother told me WWE was fake. I no longer watch it but that was the only “sports” I knew. And you can say Super Bowl is like Wrestlemania, only unscripted and real but still fun and very entertaining.

And today is the first time I watched Super Bowl or football and I cheered for Baltimore Ravens.  I’m glad I got the right team. I won’t watch football again until the next Super Bowl and see if I would pick the right team again.

Copyright 2013 Ketchie V. Schauf