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The Terry Duerod Fan Club, Ltd.
sweet·due (swēt-dū) n.
A Voluntary Association Dedicated To Moderately Timely And Occasionally Incisive Commentary On Professional Sports, With Particular Emphasis On The Teams Of The Boston Area. Since 2006.
Testimonials
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-M. Tatupu
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"Blogtacular!"
-B. Lee
"I'm suing."
-T. Duerod
-M. Tatupu
"Blogariffic!"
-A. Iafrate
"Blogtacular!"
-B. Lee
"I'm suing."
-T. Duerod
Blog Archive
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- Even Bill Simmons can't resist
- Fun with graphs
- It's like a traffic accident
- Ugh
- Gomes Watch Update
- Basketball reports from outside of Boston, pt. 2
- Basketball reports from outside of Boston, pt. 1
- Movin' on up
- When given a cheap shot, he takes it
- Starbury and Garnett
- We pause to consider this moment in Celtics history
- Here we go again
- The Chicago Bulls.
- Is it just me...
- It's official
- Good thing Bradley lost?
- Thank god for small favors
- Glorious things of thee are spoken
- Marketing halftime.
- Bonds sues.
- Yowzers
- Non-abortion related news from South Dakota
- Does this make Doug Flutie our current starting ki...
- Al Jefferson's trade value slips a notch
- TMI Dept., Yao's Feet Div.
- Trust and the Arroyo deal
- ArmchairWiki
- Red with anger?
- Grounds for divorce
- Bronson Arroyo to Cincinnati for Mo Pena.
- Early observations from the NCAA tourney
- T.O. to Dallas
- Gomes watch
- That faint rumbling...
- "Throws like Mary."
- Ron and Kobe, redux
- Well, that was ugly
- Most and least improved
- >sniff<
- Like shooting fish in a barrel
- Keeping up with the Jones
- More on Mr. Gomes
- NFL labor deal
- What next?
- Another look at Gomes and stats
- Amazing.
- A big brother.
- No love lost
- Paul Pierce, talismanic
- Another moment in history
- More on Bonds
- Adventures in marketing (latest in a series)
- Observations of a basketball junkie
- Quel jackass.
- Peter May's none-too-subtle take on the C's
- Hoping for peace (labor-wise).
- Gladwell, again
- Parenting, with David Wells.
- I kinda hate to ask this.
- Players poll
- Bill Simmons and Malcolm Gladwell.
- How has the Wally trade effected Pierce's game?
- The beat goes on
- Bring out the gimp (part 2)
- Looking for a reason to root for Ron and against K...
- You know things are bad when...
- Open season on Isaiah.
- I guess its not too early to talk draft
- Another favorite
- Take 2
- Like Mike.
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3 comments:
I am routinely awe-struck by how good Nike is at marketing. Their creative advertising people put out more quality work than whole other industries combined. If you added up the positive impact of an entire decade of commercials by American automobile companies you might not match the positive impact of any one of the Nike's top ads. They're just so damn good at what they do.
What brand of basketball shoes do you own, and when did you get them?
(Actually, I recently bought a pair of Nikes, but after asking for about seven other styles of shoe that the store no longer had in my size.)
Since I went so far earlier in these comments to bad-mouth the automobile industry about their routinely inept commercials, I feel it only fair to link to this wonderful Honda ad from Great Britain. Apparently there are no computer graphics or digital tricks in the film.
Everything you see happened in real time exactly as you see it, although what you are watching is the ~600th take. And yes, that's Garrison Keillor doing the voiceover.
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/honda.php
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