My Colts
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Monkey Maniacs of all ages:
My Colts ... are the champions.
Wahoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As we say here in Indiana: "Cool."
posted by Bobby @ 4:29 AM
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Monday, February 05, 2007
My Colts ... are the champions.
Wahoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As we say here in Indiana: "Cool."
About Me
- Name: Bobby
- Location: Louisville, Kentucky, United States
I've done everything from fall 60 feet off a cliff, to work an underground wrestling promotion, work as dj and music director for a gospel radio station, publish various kinds of writing for small, national journals, and I've spent a lot of time on the internet. But I don't want to try encapsulating myself in 1200 words. Read my stuff and you'll come to know me.
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3 Comments:
Not only did they win, they dominated the second half! Go Colts!
But the commercials stunk. Bad.
What you folks from Indiana Really say:
"We wun! Awright now we aint gotta shower fer another month. Git in the truck we goin to maw's she owes me twenty bucks!"
It never ceases to amaze me that people in Kentucky portray the speech of Hoosiers in a way that, I assure you, the rest of the nation thinks of as a more standard caricature of Kentuckians.
But I consider myself both, and although I don't own a truck, I would definitely hop in one to get me a twenty if someone owed me. That way, I'd end up with a new truck, and gas money. It's win-win (except for the guy who owned the truck. And Maw or whoever).
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