NFL Draft Obsessed: Funniest Tweets
Silliman on Sports By Stan Silliman NFL OBSESSED: 2014 DRAFT TWEETS It is crazy how many folks froth over the NFL draft. We’ve scoured Twittersville for the oddest and funniest tweets. Not surprisingly, a huge […]
Author: Stan Silliman
Sports writer for 13 years, my Bleacher Report articles in USA Today, LA Times, Forbes, Dallas Morning News. Seven books, 6000 jokes, 860 columns written. Also very active on a website called Kwipster.
I've writtens for comics and cartoonists. Samples of some of my cartoon/humor books can be seen at www.comedyempirepress.com
I'm also a comedian with regular appearances in New York, Dallas, Austin, Oklahoma City and Las Vegas. If I ever get on cruise ships, I'll let you know.
2014 NBA Playoffs 1st Round: Things Learned
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Donald Sterling Saga in Michael Jackson Songs
THE DONALD STERLING SAGA, IN MICHAEL JACKSON SONGS An NBA owner shown to be a racist bigot, what possibly can be ironic about that situation? Not a lot or… everything? When we’re talking about Clippers […]
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Do you ever want to fling a pie into the face of an IRS agent? Never thought of it? Your speed is more like burn him at the stake using 1040 forms as kindling? Sorry. […]
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National High Five Day
HIGH FIVE DAY – A REFLECTION National High Five Day is Thursday, April 17th. You know what I like about it? We one-handed gimpy guys can participate. It was never “How about […]
Defending the Goalposts
DEFENDING THE GOAL POSTS If you think you’re Blake Griffin slam dunking on a goal… er… make that a goalpost in the NFL, think again. It will cost your team 15 yards […]
The Never Heard Before Story of Adam and Eve
Anthropologists are continually fighting over human origins. Some say we evolved from some small brained-knuckle-dragging Neanderthals populating the earth one to two million years ago. Others, holding to the EVE –or Garden of Eden –theory […]