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1978 country song offers whimsical take on problem gambling, fancy guitar pickin’

You guys rocked our Sitemeter like Lawrence Taylor on a rail of flake yesterday. Well done.

The comedy gods have seen fit to bless us with the latest bit of NFL nostalgia via YouTube. Here we have a newly unearthed 1978 country-western account of a world before Bodog. The song is played over some vintage NFL follies that make Bert Jones stumbling off the field wracked with agony even funnier.

Now for some participatory viewership. How many of these can you find?

  • Steelers blamed for breaking up marriage
  • “Cool” Jim Zorn
  • Archie Manning inspired shudder
  • Gunther Gebel-Williams
  • really crappy Seahawks mascot

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3 Responses to “1978 country song offers whimsical take on problem gambling, fancy guitar pickin’”

  1. Leigh Says:
    April 18th, 2008 at 8:57 am

    I believe Elisha makes that same shuddering sound whenever anyone says “Archie Manning.”

  2. Big Satan Says:
    April 18th, 2008 at 9:14 am

    I can say with all honesty that the only thing I’m looking forward to today, other than the eventual subsiding of this Hangover, is your Mock Draft. Get to it.

  3. Hit Dog Says:
    April 18th, 2008 at 11:19 am

    Seahawks mascot looks like a blue turkey, or a peacock with Down’s.

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