Timnotep

August 1st, 2010 at 2:57 PM ^

Charlie Weiss, Why are we hiding behind this counter?

Shh! Not hiding, Hunting!

What are we Hunting?

Doughnuts

Why did you have us bring so much frosting and chocolate?

The hunter only brings what he needs for the hunt!

(High pitched whine of the engine as he scooters his way over to his prey)

pullin4blue

August 1st, 2010 at 9:38 AM ^

I'm going to skip all the obvious fat opportunities for employment....Subway with Jerrod, Weight Watchers with Kirstie Allie, Nutrisystem with Lawrence Taylor...

If I had to guess, he'll end up being a commentator somewhere. Digger Phelps and Lou Holtz will help him break into the business. The last thing I want to see is another ND Homer on Television. 

I would love to see Lou replaced. He always sounds like he's talking with a mouth full of shit. Then, when you actually listen to what he says, you know it has to be. I wonder who on the ND team he will be pimping for Heisman this year. 

mrlmichael

August 1st, 2010 at 9:45 AM ^

But I'm going to miss him as the coach at Notre Dame. Aside from all the funny fat lines you can throw around when talking about him, he wasn't a very good coach. He helped us get the biggest win in the RR era so far by throwing bombs down field instead of running out the clock. Miss you bug guy :(

Irish

August 1st, 2010 at 10:41 AM ^

pretty sure his knees got taken out on the sideline  (remember the doctors saying his knees looked as though he'd been in a car crash?) He got around pretty well before hand, and was actually losing weight as well.

If you're looking for a fat guy to make fun of, you don't have to look much farther than your own sideline

Space Coyote

August 1st, 2010 at 10:26 AM ^

Actually isn't all bad.  I am impressed by a lot of what he has done off the field (no, not just eating).  He has brought a lot of attention to developmental disorders and has done some other good things.  I also respect him for being as successful as he has (his success basically ends at getting the ND job) for never playing college ball.  To me that's impressive. 

That being said, the picture is ridiculous.  I wish someone would change his wiki picture to this.  Even the qb in the background who probably won't make the team because he looks to be about as old as the number on his jersey (#16) is just looking at ol' Charlie like WTF?  Get the man some crutches or something, come on, this could only be more outlandish if he had little trinkets dangling from things and maybe a troll glued to the arm rest.  He looks like a bizarre Mimi from the Drew Carrey Show riding some six wheeled super wheel chair from the future (or from Stars Wars assuming they make wheel chairs for Jabba).

oriental andrew

August 2nd, 2010 at 11:34 AM ^

 

with the moderator at wikipedia.  The way it was done, it was obviously a crack on Charlie Weis by changing just the main picture and nothing else.  Rather, the way it SHOULD have been done is to change the second picture showing Chuckie on the ND sideline in 2009.  That should be updated to "Weis at Chiefs training camp in July 2010" because it's right next to the bit about his joining the Chiefs as OC.  And you can also relate it to that bit about his knee injury against Michigan.  See?  Now it's relevant (in more ways than one) and has encyclopedic value.  

Someone get on that.

mrlmichael

August 1st, 2010 at 11:22 AM ^

The best thing about this shirt is, when I saw this post I actually invisioned him wearing this at a chinese bufet or something. Needless to say I actually got a good laugh out of that vision. I can see him now, filling up his plate with sweet and sour chicken telling the guy next to him how he brings a schematic advantage to filling up his plate.

ckersh74

August 1st, 2010 at 12:37 PM ^

Oh, Christ. Cracking on Charlie Weis is an MGoBlog staple.

Charlie Weis is fat. Lou Holtz slobbers when he sthpeaks and is senile. Jim Tressel likes Seagrams. Mike Barwis wrestles killer whales, bobcats and alligators before breakfast. Red Berenson can burn a hole through your skull with just a glare.

I know I've missed a bunch, but there's a starter set for us.