Belated happy birthday wishes to Kathy Lee Gifford and her husband, former USC football star, New York Giants football star and long time ABC sports announcer, primarily on NFL Monday Night Football.
Yesterday was the big day at the Gifford household. Both sides of the bed had a birthday. 56 for her and 79 for him.
Their birthday reminded me of a joke that was making the rounds during O. J. Simpson's trial for allegedly killing his wife, a charge that most of you are aware of, he was acquitted of by a jury of his peers.
The joke was: "If an NFL Hall of Fame running back had to mercilessly stab his wife to death, why couldn't it have been Frank Gifford?"
During the same time as Mr. Simpson was dominating the news Mrs. Gifford was all over the TV, primarily as the co host of the morning talkshow Regis and Kathy Lee with Regis Philbin. Hence the joke.
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Showing posts with label NFL Hall Of Fame. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NFL Hall Of Fame. Show all posts
Monday, August 17, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
649...Terrell Owens Meltdown Watch
One game in and no melt down.
Don't worry, there is a reason this future Hall of Famer and current Buffalo-Toronto Bill is on his fourth team, a melt down is coming and it will be spectacular.
You read it here first.
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Don't worry, there is a reason this future Hall of Famer and current Buffalo-Toronto Bill is on his fourth team, a melt down is coming and it will be spectacular.
You read it here first.
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Sunday, August 9, 2009
643...Why Time Begins On Opening Day
Thomas Boswell, the Washington Post writer, said that about baseball.
Right sentiment, wrong sport.
Truly time begins on opening day for the NFL.
Time begins tonight.
It is on.
T. O., the biggest celebrity in the NFL and the Buffalo-Toronto Bills will be playing the Tennessee Titans, Steve McNair's old team, in the Hall of Fame game.
It is on.
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Right sentiment, wrong sport.
Truly time begins on opening day for the NFL.
Time begins tonight.
It is on.
T. O., the biggest celebrity in the NFL and the Buffalo-Toronto Bills will be playing the Tennessee Titans, Steve McNair's old team, in the Hall of Fame game.
It is on.
WFDS
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