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Anyone & everyone that listens to the azzhole Mar-ee-oh has had to hear him reference or tease an upcoming CU Buffaloes game (football, girls b-ball, etc) and every time, without fail, he calls them the "boofs."Anybody else know what that term means? Anybody know that it's slang ... boof - 1. short for b#ttf*ck. (check www.urbandictionary.com) How about that folks. Everytime this LA transplant talks about athletics at the #1 state college he insults the team. He insults the players, the team, the fans, the alumni, and anyone that has a little CU pride. The worst thing is that he KNOWS he's insulting CU athletics. I called Rick about this and he said that folks at KKZN (sports guys, techs, admin) have asked to change him but he won't. So everytime he knowingly calls the CU team "b#ttf*ckers" because in his warped immature brain it's funny. Every season you have this professed Progressive "Live & Local" talent insult our state college team. Now arent' all you Mario fans pretty proud of that? Last edited by VanDammer : 09-10-2009 at 02:04 PM. Reason: reference |
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That's to be expected from someone who starts his "show" every day with this heady intro:
"It's five minutes, no it's six minutes after 4 o'clock". This Boof ought to dumb it down for his fans: "The big hand is on the six and the little hand is on the four." |
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I heard him do it today for the first time. What a jacka$$. Why do we put up with him calling our LOCAL team ButtF*****s? And he can't act like he didn't know what he was doing the way they were all giggling and laughing like 6th graders. It makes me mad that he is supposed to be representing our local interests. I'm a CU student and am going to write to Kris and demand that she make him stop. Not that it'll do any good.....
GO BUFFS! |
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What is it about corporate sports that gets everyone so emotional? I only occasionally listen to Mario, and I do get a little distracted by his pronunciation, but get a perspective! Corporate Sports' only meaningful outcomes are 1)revenue generation 2)entertainment 3)distraction.
Corporate Sports; an Opiate of the Masses Don't be anesthetized.
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"I owe my soul to the company store" - from the song 'Sixteen Tons' We are easily distracted and our perceptions are distorted. It seems easier and more natural to adhere to conventional wisdom, and be "part of the group", than to think for ourselves. |
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I'm very sorry that "corporate" sports pi$$ you off so much, but honestly, to make fun of our local teams in such a juvenile and up-front manner is offensive. I am sorry that sports are not important to you, but to the thousands of students attending CU they are a vital part to the funding of their education. The football program at CU brings in major bucks and helps to keep the costs down for single mothers like myself.
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Where DO sports-related revenue go to (ticket sales, paraphernalia...what other revenue does it generate?)? I've never looked into it specifically, and assumed that the revenue never cycled into the academia side of CU, or any university.
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Forget Ohio State and Florida — Notre Dame wins the money game Brian Bahr / Getty Images file Notre Dame receiver Rhema McKnight breaks tackles much as the Fighting Irish breaks the box office. Latest from Forbes.com By Jack Gage and Peter J. Schwartz updated 2:01 p.m. MT, Tues., Jan. 2, 2007 Ohio State and Florida may be playing for the national championship of college football on Jan. 8 in the Tostitos BCS championship game, but the real winner by our calculations is Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish football program is worth $91 million based on what the team contributes to the university’s athletic department for non-football sports ($23.5 million), the University’s academic use ($23.2 million), and the incremental sales to South Bend, Ind., and the surrounding county when the team plays games at Notre Dame Stadium. Last edited by lippyliberal : 09-15-2009 at 09:11 AM. Reason: Deleting unnecessary content |
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I'll try to dumb it down for you, Xanadu. Take a look at a clock face. No, not your digital alarm clock, the one with the hands. If the time is 4:05 or 4:06, where will the hands be? The large one will be either on the 1 or a tad past it and the small one will be on the 4. This means the time is either 4:05 or 4:06 respectively. What time would it be if the large hand is on the 6 and the small hand is a little past the 4? 4:30. 4:05/4:06 =/= 4:30. |
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While I understand your point about xanadu, I think that his point was that Mario can't seem to get the time difference right. The irritating thing about Mario is not whether or not he gets the time right or whether he can figure out our local issues or whether he actually speaks to the local progressive crowd---nope, it's much bigger than that. In fact, it encompasses all of the above and more. So go ahead and make fun of Xanadu for his clock reference.....but the fact of the matter is that Mario is not a local voice and has had a history of screwing up his facts on local politics and likes to make fun of local football teams. It's embarrassing to local listeners when we have to hear him fumble through news and pretend that he gives a rats ass about Denver.
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