Batshit post O'Da'Day - From Ireland - Time Travelin' in Chaplin Movie

DOC director finds time-travelling dude in drag talking on a cell phone in a crowd scene in an old Chaplin movie ... this is a bizarre sequence which has no apparent explanation ...
By Terrance Gavan - PTE managing Editor
Occasionally we stray.
Pardon the Eruption is a sports site, but the Managing Editor Terrance Gavan is a bon vivant, techno junkie and political pundit of the lowest variety.
So occasionally we come upon a post that captures our imagination.
Read or watch on MacDuffs and mac Duffettes ...
It is posted below from You Tube and Ireland ... posted because check out the full mane (sic - also apparently dyslexic) NAME of the PTE managing efitor.
He's a sucker for the wee Irish lilt .... oh and PARDON MY EEEEEEERRRRRRUUUUPTION!
Love the Gav

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Crazy as Batshit post of the day

Crazy as batshit color commentator 
Dave Lamont unleashes umbrage - to an unabridged and unlikely full-blown apoplectic shitstorm. Listen especially near the end where he spews all over the other guys in the press box.
 And challenges them to a fight.
 No cheering in the press box? C'mon ya'Pussies.
Hilarious




Lovely just freaking lovely

Headhunting in la-la land - dazed and confused

Image via Wikipedia

Kerry Fraser looks a bit concussed here. How many fingers?
Kerry was used to looking at one particular finger in 30
years as an NHL ref. Three blind mice not his fave tune!

By Terrance Gavan - PTE Concussion Expert
While former NHL referee Kerry Fraser was in Rochester, Minnesota testifying at the Mayo Clinic symposium on concussions in hockey, a number of professional football players were butt-ended with some hefty fines courtesy of  ballsy Commish of the NFL Roger Goodell.
Goodell, recognizing the need for some prompt action vis-a-vis helmet to helmet contact in the concussive front lines of the Sunday killing fields warned that if players don't get the hint,  the rank and file will start seeing suspensions without pay.
That presents a double whammy  - with a built in fine on top of withdrawal of service - that could amount to $175,000 in salary lost for some of the higher paid, high profile NFL defensive players. Several NFL defensive noodle-knockers were fined from $50,000 to $75,000 last week.
All that in a presumed response to a devastating helmet first hit by Rutger University's Eric LeGrand last Saturday. The junior defensive tackle is paralyzed from the neck down. His condition has not changed since he was injured making a tackle on a kickoff return against Army on Oct. 16.
Thus Fraser's message is timely and reprinted here from my column in the County Voice.

Former NHL referee Kerry Fraser was in Rochester, Minnesota last week, puking all over the National Hockey League and its penchant for delusionary claptrap and schizophrenic penny-ante rhetoric regarding hits to the head.