Shaun Alexander went from 'the throne' to 'the zone' on an eighty-eight yard touchdown run in the second half, capping off an emergency trip to the Sun Devil Stadium bathroom with his own 'powerful burst' of speed.
With four minutes left to go in the first half, Alexander left the field for the locker room, sources saying that he had an upset stomach. According team correspondent Warren Moon, he was seen before his exit lying on the bench between series, struggling with his condition.
Then, on the Seahawks opening posession of the second half, Alexander cut back against the grain and outran all defenders on the way to the 88 yard touchdown, a run noteworthy for it's "fluid movement".
Maybe the Cardinals just didn't want to be behind him. Then again, maybe he was a little lighter from having just "unloaded". Then again, again, maybe he was just in a hurry to get back to the restroom.
Moon said that Alexander was his pick for player of the game, for playing through the intestinal malady.
"I've been there, with the upset stomach," said Moon. "You especially are concerned when you are wearing white pants."
Shaun's runs for the game amounted to 173 yards on 23 carries, (not counting the "other runs"), and effectively "flushed" the hopes of the Cardinals and "eliminating" their hopes of taking the division crown.
Blue, a post like this is sure to cause some camode-shun! Great post. A true "American Standard"!
ReplyDelete(bet this is the last time Shaun has lunch at Itula's house on game day!!!)
Posted by alba
Reminds me of a comic I saw in a Playboy when I was young. It was a baby goose asking his mother, "mom, am I going to have Diarrhea my whole life?"
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't until a few years later that I finally understood it, when someone said "that went through me like sh!t through a goose!"
Posted by alba
I'll pull a Vinny here and keep posting to entertain myself.
ReplyDeleteDid you hear about the constipated mathematician?
He worked all his problems out with a pencil!
I guess you could say this game was less of a "squeaker" and more of a "blowout".
ReplyDeleteHee hee, I have potty mouth.
Very Clever Blue, LOL. You rule!
ReplyDeleteVery Clever Blue, LOL. You rule!
ReplyDeleteAnd Alba responds with a left hook...very nice! :) LOL
ReplyDeleteSorry alba...no double post for you. ;)
ReplyDeleteI almost threw out something about "Trotter" but thought better of it...my writer's on vacation....I got nothin'.
ReplyDeleteHere's some of my favorites:
ReplyDeletepinching a loaf
growing a tail
riding the hopper
dropping the kids off at the pool
Posted by alba
I'm with Moon, thinking that Shaun was the player of the game.
ReplyDeleteYou know how diarrhea "takes a lot out of you".
Posted by Bluefoot
Looking at the guy in the graphic for this post, it kinda looks like an old-man version of CitK's picture of Largent!
ReplyDeletePosted by alba
LOL
ReplyDeleteBTW, Here are some of MY favorites:
Fishing for boneless browns (trout)
Giving birth
Removing an absorbed twin
Making a sculpture of you
Watching 'Children of the Corn'
Posted by Bluefoot
Sending the USS Brownship on its maiden voyage to explore the wonders of the sewage system.
ReplyDeleteHanging a root.
Giving a donation (I gave at the office, and got paid for it!)
Regardless, Shaun needs to take care of his bowels, at his advanced age these types of things can really take a toll. When/if they give him the contract he deserves (2 years, 1.5 Mil seems about right for a no talent hack) I hope they write in a contigency for intestinal health issues that certainly will manifest. Did you know if you take away all his rushes he hasn't rushed for any yards, nor any touchdowns? Ironically, if you take away all the wins for the team, they haven't won any either...
Posted by JoSCh
STOP IT JOSCH...I'm reading this while eating lunch and just passed hot soup through my nose!
ReplyDeleteDid you know, if you remove scalding liquid from your nose you still have 3rd degree burns in your nasal passages?
Posted by alba
You get hot soup? I used to, but the a-holes who work in my lab keep putting CD's in the microwave and cooking them. Its good for a laugh the first time, but after about 1000 it takes 5 minutes to warm up anything. Forget leftover lasagne...
ReplyDeletePosted by JoSCh