Top Ten ways to make Vanderbilt Football more competitive

10) Throwback jersey nights featuring our Commodores dressed as actual naval commodores – swords and all!

9) Enforce mandatory IQ tests for NCAA athletes

8) BMEs revive 1920s Coach Dan McGugin from the dead.

7) NCAA institutes rules preventing athletes with excessive legal problems from playing. Wait, they already do that? How do the Vols still have a team?

6) Vandy players can stop opponents with two-hand touch.

5) Widen Field Goal posts by 30 yards

4) Get that Sega Dreamcast controller with the screen on it, so no one can see what plays are being called.

3) Kidnap Lee Corso

2) Insist to officials that “men’s football” is actually “women’s scocer”

1) Find loophole to use Titans’ Chris Johnson’s lost fourth year of eligibility

How to be a bad parent: An insider’s guide on how to make your kid a delinquent

Recently, I’ve seen a lot of books out there giving advice to adults on how to be a good parent and how to raise your kids to become good citizens.  I say screw all of that.  Who would you rather your son be – Screech Powers or Tupac Shakur?  Would you rather your son grow up to play a pansy’s sport like Polo or Golf, or would you rather him be a bonafide NFL-bound thug?  Think about it.  With that said, I’m here to provide some advice to the REAL parents out there – the parents who provide us with entertaining characters such as Donte “drunk driving is more fun than sober driving” Stallworth, Michael “Clifford the big red dog scared me” Vick, and, last, but CERTAINLY not least, Lindsay “Man Coke is AWESOME and girls are too!” Lohan.

1.  Beat your kids.

Seriously, if you beat your kids, they’ll hate you.  95% of kids’ problems stem from the resentment that they have against their parents.  They do drugs and have random sex because they use those acts as an outlet for the anger they have towards their parents.  Let’s keep that up, bad parents of the world.  Beat your kids.  Teach them that YOU’RE the boss.  Next time he says “But daddy, I want another ice cream!” don’t say yes or no…hell, don’t even respond.  Just punch him in the face and teach him a lesson that you do NOT mess with the man.  Bonus points for crying, double bonus points if you beat them for absolutely no reason whatsoever.

2.  What you don’t know…only hurts them, not you.

If you’re not around, your kids can do whatever they want.  Kids who are given way too much freedom tend to misbehave.  We wouldn’t have excellent role models such as Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian if parents didn’t give their kids a bit more leeway.  So just let them do whatever they want.  Ignore them.  Hell, skip their birthday parties, and just go out and party it up.  Shoot up on smack if you want, just leave your kids alone.  And if you give your kids too much freedom and they still behave, refer to step number 1 up there.

3.  Traumatize them.

You gotta mess up their minds, man.  Not just make them feel bad, or resent you, you have to raise them to have a view of the world that doesn’t fall in line with common human understanding.  I’m talking about something so big that they’ll never be able to recover from.  You might be thinking “so…do I starve them, or something?”  While that MIGHT work, that’s just being cheap.  If you want your kids to turn out right, you gotta spend the extra money.  I’m talking about things such as hiring R. Kelly or Michael Jackson (cross out Michael Jackson) or Kobe Bryant to babysit them, or giving them crack as a cold remedy.  Something to really screw up what’s going on up in their heads.

4.  And lastly, you have to fight fire with fire.

Some people think the key to parenting is to be nice and understanding to your kids.  Not a chance.  The true way to be a parent is to dish out twice as much as you get.  Screw that, make it ten times.  Punishment is proven to be effective in helping kids learn.  If your kid whines about not having enough food, feed him a plate of nuts and bolts from ACE Hardware.  If your kid doesn’t do well in school, act like you’re so dumb that you don’t understand what he/she is saying, and then he/she will cry.  If your kid wants a video game, you respond by ignoring your kid and playing Modern Warfare 2 for the next six hours.  The world is your oyster.

Just be creative.  If you want your kid to contribute to society like Pacman Jones, you have to raise them with a bit of flair.  The set of instructions above is guaranteed to give them a push in the right direction.  Pretty soon, your kid will end up in some sort of detention facility, and that’s when you’ll know you’re on your way to being a parent of a loved member of society like Tiger Woods.

Plus, you wouldn’t want your kid to grow up to be some sissy doctor or lawyer or engineer, would you?  Then follow the steps above, and in no time you’ll find yourself rolling in the money.  Best of luck to you all, and I hope to see your kids in jail soon!

Top 10 things you would never want to hear your girlfriend say…

10. I really miss standing up to pee.

9. Nope, that’s the wrong hole.

8. You know, I really thought Eliot Spitzer would have had more stamina.

7. I don’t really buy into this “one partner” ideal….

6. Awww, look at those kids! I think at least two of them are mine.

5. If we moved to Arkansas, this would be legal.

4. That’ll be about $3.50

3. Remember that time you stole me from the brothel? Oh Wait, that wasn’t you, was it?

2. My brother and I are really close. Really REALLY close.

1. Spending time with you has really just taken away from my happy time with my friend, Mr. Max Dildo

The porno mad-lib

You will need the following:

1.  Place that delivers food

2.  Pizza Topping

3.  Male body part

4.  Female body part

5.  Sound a human makes

6.  Place in house

7.  Household Appliance

8.  Other male body part

9.  Other female body part

My day as a typical (insert place that delivers food) delivery boy changed this morning when I got a phone call to deliver a large (insert pizza topping) pizza.  Thinking it was business as usual, I rung the door bell.  When it opened, I told her that I had a large (insert pizza topping) for her.  She replied in ecstacy, “I’d sure love some of that (insert pizza topping),” and proceeded to grab my (insert body part) out of my pants.  After a bit of quickie fun time, I proceeded to insert my (insert body part) into her (insert other body part).  She (insert sound a human makes) as I committed my unspeakable acts of horror.  Afterwards, she asked if we could move this to the (insert place in house).  In the (insert place in house), I used a (insert household appliance) to help keep her (insert body part here) open as I inserted my (insert other body part here).

Afterwards, she gave me a tip for my services, and claimed that (insert place that delivers food) really lived up to its 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.

List of celebrities you never would’ve known served in the military

Dave Thomas (the Wendy’s guy) (US Army)

Bill Cosby (was a medical professional in the Korean War) (Navy, worked in physical therapy)

Drew Carey (US Marines) Pic of Drew from back in the Marines days (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6f/Drew_Carey-Marines.jpg)

Ice-T (US Army)

James Earl Jones (voice of Darth Vader) (Army – even went through Ranger school)

Andy Rooney (60 Minutes) (US Army)

George Carlin (Air Force)

Jimi Hendrix (Army, joined because it was either prison or that)

Clint Eastwood (Army)

Chuck Norris (although he probably could kill any opposing army with just his beard) (Air Force)

Montel Williams (actually graduated from US Naval Academy) (enlisted as a marine, entered the Naval Academy, graduated and commissioned as ensign in US Navy)

John Fogerty (frontman of Creedence Clearwater Revival) (Army Reserve, although he probably wanted to dodge the draft really badly)

Johnny Cash (Air Force)

Roger Moore (played James Bond) (Royal Army Service Corps)

Mel Brooks (US Army, WWII Veteran)

Jimmy Stewart (retired as a Brigadier General in the US Army Air Forces, served in WWII and Korea and Vietnam, was in the Air Forces and subsequently the US Air Force for 27 years)

Mr. T (US Army)

Roald Dahl (Air Force, flew in WWII, was a “Wing Commander”)

Note that everything I have found indicates that Mr. Rogers being in the armed forces is just an urban legend. That should do well. I’m not sure if you want an article out of this, but I figure this is a good start. Late, yeah, but a start…