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Thursday, December 6
Ol Sarge Selections Week 14
by
bnlowkey
on Thu 06 Dec 2007 06:31 PM EST
An old drinking buddy of mine who happens to be a die hard Steelers fan guarantee that his black and gold will win this Sunday against the Patriots. How can I argue with a 300 some odd pound die hard Steelers fan. My thing is, as long as Tom Brady can give the Sarge some good fantasy numbers, I could care less. It is all about my Redskins baby and Bear meat is tough but edible in December. (R.I.P Sean Taylor) New England will go down to the Steelers and Tim Tebow will win the Heisman. There you have it….. Ol Sarge Selections Week 14 style
Thursday, November 29
Ol Sarge Selections Week 13
by
bnlowkey
on Thu 29 Nov 2007 07:45 PM EST
Tuesday, November 27
A Painful Loss for the Burgundy and Gold
by
bnlowkey
on Tue 27 Nov 2007 08:54 PM EST
 The few that read my blog faithfully know how passionate of a Redskins fan I am. It saddens deeply me that one of players for the team I faithfully root for every week was killed in such a senseless manner. Football is just a sport, but the players that play the game are human, vulnerable to same tragedies that might happen to you and me. On any given Sunday we are taken away from all that from the trails and tribulations that life may bring. As a diehard part of the Burgundy and Gold Nation, I feel the lost of a family member even though I personally did not know him Sean.
This loss hurts the Redskins and its fans hurts more than any game ever will. It is hard when you lose a buddy, a teammate or friend. I know, I lost some great men I called my brothers in this war we fight. As soldiers we stand in formation give a final role call, salute and march on. Yet we never forget. It is in our blood not to. The Redskins (to include the fans) have lost one of their own…. Yes the game must go on, so will our memory of Sean Hail to the Redskins……………. R.I.P Sean Taylor
Thursday, November 22
Ol Sarge Selections Turkey Edition
by
bnlowkey
on Thu 22 Nov 2007 08:35 AM EST
 The beginning of week 12 starts on Thanksgiving, It is too bad I have to worry about upsetting my stomach, by watching those Cowgirls play.
But that won’t ruin my Thanksgiving, I will be too busy running my mouth about politics (advantage of being the lone Black conservative in the house) Anyway, Have a Happy Thanksgiving and God bless to all especially my brothers and sisters doing their solemn duty to their country. Ol Sarge has been there and knows how it feels to be away from your love ones on this day. It sucks A big HOOOAH to you all and God bless. WEEK 12  AWAY | | HOME |  | | Thursday November 22, 04:15 PM EST | | | | NY Jets | | Dallas |  | | | Thursday November 22, 08:15 PM EST | | | | Indianapolis | | Atlanta | | | | Thursday November 22, 12:30 PM EST | | | | Green Bay | | Detroit | | | | Sunday November 25, 01:00 PM EST | | | | Buffalo | | Jacksonville | | | | | Houston | | Cleveland | | | | | Minnesota | | NY Giants | | | | | New Orleans | | Carolina | | | | | Oakland | | Kansas City | | | | | Seattle | | St. Louis | | | | | Tennessee | | Cincinnati | | | | | Washington | | Tampa Bay | | | | Sunday November 25, 04:05 PM EST | | | | San Francisco | | Arizona | | | | Sunday November 25, 04:15 PM EST | | | | Denver | | Chicago | | | | | Baltimore | | San Diego | | | | Sunday November 25, 08:15 PM EST | | | | Philadelphia | | New England | | | | Monday November 26, 08:30 PM EST | | | | Miami | | Pittsburgh | |
Tuesday, November 20
Old Line Idiots.....Don't Tax Me Bro!
by
bnlowkey
on Tue 20 Nov 2007 09:34 PM EST
The new motto for the state of Maryland is “Welcome to Maryland, What is in your Wallet?” The former failed mayor of the 12th deadliest city of America pictured in the middle celebrating raising tax day. Who by the way is Governor of Maryland (thanks to the Kool Aid Coalition of Voters) has just gotten his way by getting the Maryland General assembly to pass the largest tax increase in Maryland history. Flashback to November 2006 when I said (here) “It is a shame that in this day and age we would rather promote a dead beat mayor of one of America’s worst cities to become Governor. The people of Maryland spoke and all that matters is higher taxes, anti business climate and a place that will look like New Jersey.” Oh yeah by the way, I did not mention that we might get slots… Whoopee, I am voting NO for that crap on next years ballot! The People’s Republic of Maryland has a spending problem, and just like what irresponsible government allays do, they raise taxes. Discretionary spending is tight these days yet the state still wants more money from you you to pay poor schools, sub par services and the liberal interest groups that funded the King O'Malley's campaign. You can’t blame me for it, I voted for Governor Bob!
Monday, November 19
We would rather watch it than read it
by
bnlowkey
on Mon 19 Nov 2007 03:13 PM EST
 Beowulf was the number one movie in the box office this past weekend. Although I haven’t yet seen the movie, the book was required reading for for me back when I was in elementary school in the 80s.
The disturbing trend I find now nowadays is that classic literature is not being introduced to kids. I asked my kids about Beowulf they look at me like “what the heck is that…is it about a dog?”. Now we have read the Harry Potter series and I have introduced my kids to the Narnia series I loved to read as a kid. But other than that if Beowulf is not mentioned on Hanna Montoya then they just don’t know about it. It is easier to watch the movie and have the likes of Brad Pitt star in it(The Iliad), then to to get us to read it and use our imagination. Which leads me to this AP report (here) “The latest National Endowment for the Arts report draws on a variety of sources, public and private, and essentially reaches one conclusion: Americans are reading less.” Surely, I take responsibility for my children’s education and the nuances in our daily lives will not be an excuse for me not to encourage more reading in my household. Schools have their own agenda besides educating kids. The social aspect of yesterday’s literary classics can not be taught with today’s mind set. If Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn were lovers then probably the school system would require all the kids to read it. We still have time to read Beowulf before we go see it.
Sunday, November 18
Ol Sarge Selections Week 11
by
bnlowkey
on Sun 18 Nov 2007 01:10 AM EST
Karaoke Series - One in a Millon (Flashback Saturday)
by
bnlowkey
on Sun 18 Nov 2007 12:51 AM EST
The first Friday of each month Ol Sarge does karaoke at his favorite watering hole. I have a routine set of songs I allays sing. For the next few weeks I will be spotlighting my karaoke songs by playing the artist video.
One in a Million by Larry Graham arguably is one of the greatest wedding songs of all time. Aww heck back in the 80’s you couldn’t go to a wedding without hearing this song.
While looking at this video, I laughed my ass of, because Larry Graham looks just like freakin Damon Wayans. If I didn’t know any better I would have thought this was a skit Damon did on the tv show In Living Color.
From now on every time I see Damon Wayans I am going to think about this darn video.
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My overall record is 111–65…… I had forgotten about the game tonight and almost forgot to do my picks. Since I have Direct TV I guess I can watch it (until I fall asleep at least)Dallas still sucks but I I believe they will be the packers. Lets face it who have the packers really beaten that was worth while. My Redskins gave them the game earlier this year. Sean Taylor had a great game against the Packers. He is missed around these parts of town. 
