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Silliman on Sports By Stan Silliman FRIDAY THE 13TH IN SPORTS Pararkevidekatriaphobia. Okay, folks, the longest word in Silliman on Sports history. A combination of three Greek words – paraskevi means “Friday”, dekatria means “Thirteen” […]
HumorOutcasts Press is proud to announce the release of An Incurable Disease: Memories, Observations and Rantings from a Baby Boomer Cub Fan by Frank Mucci. In honor of the big launch day, we present to […]
The New York Times recently reported on a Major League Baseball player who is suspected of purchasing documents about himself from an anti-aging clinic in Miami. Apparently, the guy is trying to hide evidence of […]
What happens when a football-clueless psychologist chats with a veteran Super Bowl reporter and sports director? Listen to this Super Bowl Edition of Whine At 9 with Dr. Nancy Berk and special guest, Emmy Award-winner […]
The celebrity news media is abuzz with a story about a Kardashian curse. I’m not a believer in curses unless it’s the Kennedy curse. Say what you will, but if my last name were Kennedy […]
When I was in Catholic school and was finally old enough to become an altar boy, I eagerly went to the meeting to sign up. To be honest, I can’t remember why I wanted to be […]
An acclaimed sportswriter and standup comic, Stan Silliman brings humor and comedy to all his work. The Oklahoma native has written on everything from the Olympics to Cricket, and his work has appeared in many […]
ESPN has cut ties with one of its freelance “reporters” because she is being investigated for criminal charges which include fraud and extortion. ESPN is appalled that a freelancer would participate in anything so deceptive. […]
There is nothing more enjoyable than singing in the Shower. Unless you might add Christmas Carol music. Wait a moment. What if we sang a song in the shower about taking a shower to the […]
Silliman on Sports By Stan Silliman Late Season Sports Limericks Lots of people have asked me (okay, make that one person, my friend, Hal Fast) why there weren’t more sports stories done in limerick form.I […]