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Basically it was inevitable that someone was going to inhale my excellence and ask me to do posts for another site. And that day has begun today. I was asked to be a contributor to Epic Carnival which is pretty much a group of a lot of bloggers that post about whatever they feel like. Anyway I was asked to do a minimum of 2 posts a week, and I figured that wasn't much and perhaps it will drive more people to good ole here.

Pretty much I wanted to spread my hate to the masses. I busted my first post out today which I figured could be on the subject of one of my favorites to hate on, Brian Scalabrine.

Anyway, I'll post a link on my sideboard to where my posts will be located at Epic Carnival. And most likely unless I'm very lazy I'll include a link into a Quick Notes page every time I post something up there.

Thoughts? Hart? Perras? Frank the Tank? PapaBear?
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Papa Bear said…
I dig it Simon, moving up in the world huh? I also dig the subject matter, as I hate Scalabrine with the fire of a thousand suns as well. Unfortunately, I might hate Pollard just as much, if that's even possible.
2:42 PM
Anonymous said…
I'm lovin it Simon, just don't neglect your flagship! I've decided I'm going to google Brent Shannon everytime I feel like checking out your blog...it feels good to see your name up there with the likes of well, i guess...other Brent Shannon's
3:10 PM
Frank the Tank said…
YOU SELL OUT!!!, i'm just kidding, congrats.
3:17 PM
Anonymous said…
When is simononsports going public? This has to be the next step and I will buy a share.
6:37 PM
Anonymous said…
I'm on this bandwagon till the wheels come off. Congratulations man. You need to make and distribute t-shirts.

"www.SimonOnSports.com"

"Drink the hatorade."

"One pissed off ginger kid can change the world"

I wonder how many people read this site and think your first name is Simon?
7:50 AM
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