Did you hit the bullseye or just paint it?
A 17-year-old archer was in the woods supposedly working on his craft when his dad came along to see how he was doing. “Pretty good,” said the son. “I would say you are doing better than good,” said dad. “Look at all these bullseyes.” The father started to walk away. “Keep up the good work,” he said to his son. The young man now started to feel badly because he knew how proud his dad was of his shooting that day. But, he also knew that hitting all those bullseyes that day was really easy and that night he told his dad. “Dad,” he said rather timidly. “You know all those bullseyes I had today?” “Yep,” said dad. “Well, they weren’t really bullseyes,” confessed the son. “I shot the arrows into the trees and then painted the bullseyes around the arrows.
» Full StoryI’ll take A.C. Green or Myron Rolle
Some 17 years ago Charles Barkley made a commercial where he said he was not a role model.
“I am not role model. I’m not paid to be a role model. I am paid to wreak havoc on the basketball court.
Remember where you were 30 years ago today?
No Internet.
No cell phones.
Not even live on that archaic television cable that we did have.
There was no such thing as I-need-to-know-it-all-now that we live daily today.
From national championship to a terrible coach
I find it rather humorous that people suddenly think Roy Williams is a terrible coach for the University of North Carolina men’s basketball team.
The guy obviously can coach, although some Kansas fans might have issue with that.
Believe it or not, the process is more important
Edison boys basketball coach Todd English talked last week about his squad, which was still looking for its first win of the season.
“We can’t worry about getting a win.
Super Bowl Sunday perfect place for ad
The flap over the Tim Tebow commercial Sunday sometime during the Super Bowl is rather funny to me on various fronts.
One reason is because of one of the dumbest quotes I have read in a long time.



