Football Saves New Orleans

It's a truism that those who spend most of their lives within a subculture attempt to attach some inflated importance to it, but I find it appalling that every time a sporting event occurs in New Orleans, or can in some way be related to it, prognosticators suggest that a victory would be a really big boost for the city. I mean, I can understand a reluctance on the part of the networks to bring up governmental incompetence and hypocrisy during the pre-game, but is such boneheaded obliviousness really necessary? Only after all neighborhoods have been restored and the levees built to scientifically accurate specifications ought we to attach any relevance to sports and athletes.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

I think that if IMS wins the state championship this year, it will be a true victory for the Iowa City area after the tornadoes that ripped through town last spring.

9:45 PM  
Blogger Max Greene said...

When does Philadelphia get to be saved???

Maybe you should come up to Providence sometime? Maybe we should go down to New York sometime?

Maybe you could email me your mixes because only one of the downloads worked for me for some reason?

10:47 AM  

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