book-slut2-bellaBOOK WHORESTRAVAGANZA! You didn’t think one long post of Football Fan’s Manifesto-related material was going to be enough on this, the day of glorious gushing book release? No, there’s more: a second excerpt from the book that ran this morning on The Sporting Blog, an interview with Oh No Romo, a piece I wrote about the Texans (yeah, I’ll even discuss the Texans to shop this puppy) for Stephanie Stradley’s blog on the Houston Chronicle’s site and a post Dan Shanoff wrote on his blog where he calls it “the definitive book about NFL fandom” which is only a small step below him calling it the Tebow of books.

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  1. dannynoonan Says:

    Stephanie Stradley sounds like a naughty librarian. Must be the aliteration.

  2. StuScottBooyahs Says:

    which is only a small step below him calling it the Tebow of books.

    Only Tebow could write the Tebow of books.

  3. Ryno Says:

    Shanoff’s gay right?

  4. porky1 Says:

    Tebow would never write a book, to ensure that it doesn’t diminish the Bible.

  5. StuScottBooyahs Says:

    Tebow would never write a book, to ensure that it doesn’t diminish the Bible.

    Tebow wrote a letter to his mom once. It now follows 2nd Corinthians in the NIV version.

  6. Upstate Underdog Says:

    It’s the concrete cyanide of books.

  7. GhostsoftheUpcountry Says:

    I thought Shanoff said that Tebow dictated the Bible?

    //Is eagerly awaiting the first meeting of Mr. Tebow with Mr. Pollard’s younger cousin at some point this season.

  8. Punch Rockgroin Says:

    It’s the Brett Favre of Book Whoring.

  9. Slothrop Says:

    Tebow circumcised my Bible. Who needs the OT anyway?

  10. porky1 Says:

    Ape, well done (read the link 30 minutes later like a good ADD monkey.)

    I think the #1 rule for switching teams is that if you leave your team for whatever reason, you have to switch to the Texans unless there is an existing team within 40 miles of your house. I was almost ready to give up on the Raiders and switch to the Texans after I moved to New Mexico (local favorites here are the Broncos and Cowboys, fuck that.) But since the Raiders were already pretty damn far away when I lived in Southern Cali, I didn’t really see a point.

    Still, if Count Al ever does something that finally puts me over the edge, and the Texans haven’t become good enough to have a real national frontrunner douche society (hello again, Boston!) I’m climbing aboard that big Tixas bandwagon.

  11. Danger Guerrero Says:

    A People’s History of the United States = the Tebow of books

    1) Highly lauded by people in college, or those making their career discussing collegiate issues (dipshit academics/dipshit announcers).

    2) Plays position in college notably well (mindblowing account of untold history/quarterback), but is better suited for another position after college (paperweight/fullback).

    3) A-holes will go on and on and on about how great it is, but it just makes me hate them, and it, more.

  12. LaFavre's Next Interception Says:

    Good luck Ape! I hope you sell hundreds of books!

  13. StuScottBooyahs Says:

    @LaFavre: Let’s not go crazy. Tens of books.

  14. Otto Man Says:

    Ape wrote a book? Why haven’t I heard anything about it?

  15. StuScottBooyahs Says:

    @Otto: I’m just wondering when Drew’s going to write one.

    Also, when am I going to get some Favre news around here?

  16. Rock Says:

    Books are useless.

    I only ever read one book, “To Kill A Mockingbird” – and it gave me absolutely no insight on how to kill mockingbirds! Sure it taught me not to judge a man by the color of his skin, but what good does THAT do me?

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