Chiefs Gretz's Foundation Update: rookie progress report

FAX · 10-09-2008, 09:48 PM

Nice little feel good piece from the Blobster. He calls the 2008 draft the "foundation" of the rebuilding effort, though. I could have sworn (and probably did) that they were calling the 2006 draft the "foundation" a year or so ago. Odd, that.

In other news ... Earlier this evening, a lady person I know said these words to me in parting, "Ta, ta." It struck me as very unusual because you rarely hear that said anymore ... at least around here.

Nevertheless, it started me thinking about something ... why are there two "tas" instead of just one "ta" or maybe even three "tas" in that phrase? I guess one "ta" might sound like she's choking and wants to avoid suffering through an humiliating Heimlich Maneuver whilst having her breasts crushed like ripe canteloupe in someone's anxious and altogether unnecessary urgent grasp. And I guess three "tas" might sound a little like she was impersonating a machine gun out of the blue which is kind of classless, when you think about it. Nevertheless, those may not actually be the real reasons. Do you guys, by any chance, know why we live in a two "ta" world?

FAX

10-09-2008, 09:48 PM	#10
FAX testing ... 1, 2, 3 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Tennessee Casino cash: $6753759	Nice little feel good piece from the Blobster. He calls the 2008 draft the "foundation" of the rebuilding effort, though. I could have sworn (and probably did) that they were calling the 2006 draft the "foundation" a year or so ago. Odd, that. In other news ... Earlier this evening, a lady person I know said these words to me in parting, "Ta, ta." It struck me as very unusual because you rarely hear that said anymore ... at least around here. Nevertheless, it started me thinking about something ... why are there two "tas" instead of just one "ta" or maybe even three "tas" in that phrase? I guess one "ta" might sound like she's choking and wants to avoid suffering through an humiliating Heimlich Maneuver whilst having her breasts crushed like ripe canteloupe in someone's anxious and altogether unnecessary urgent grasp. And I guess three "tas" might sound a little like she was impersonating a machine gun out of the blue which is kind of classless, when you think about it. Nevertheless, those may not actually be the real reasons. Do you guys, by any chance, know why we live in a two "ta" world? FAX
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