Monday, November 17, 2008

Let's Set The Record Straight

G. Mo aint no bandwagon Cowboys fan!!!

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I reached in the crates for my yearbook from '85 when I was in the 8th grade. If you look closely at the picture, you'll notice that I'm rockin' a Dallas Cowboys t-shirt while in class. That's right, a DALLAS COWBOYS t-shirt. Now, there are those who will speculate that that shirt was worn for one reason or another and that is had nothing to do with me being a fan. That would not be a correct assessment however.

Let me explain the origin of me becoming a Cowboys fan. When playing football in kindergarten and scoring TD's, I'd always do the Butch Johnson dance.

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Only old school cats know about the gunslinger dance he used to do when he scored TD's. According to a number of sources on the internet, Johnson's touchdown celebration was know as the "California Quake". He would simulate pulling guns out of holsters and proceed to shoot them and shake. Let me tell you, I used to do it and do it daily. That's how often I got into the endzone from receptions or interceptions returned to TD's. I was a baller back then. But also, I just always liked the Cowboys from when I was young. I hated burgundy & gold colors. Thus, I hated the Redskins. I never understood why anyone wanted to wear an ugly indian on their clothes. Then when we played Cowboys and Indians in school, who wanted a bow and arrow? Give me the gun!!!

I liked a rack of Cowboys players aside from Butch Johnson. Some of the guys I remember 'being' when I played with my friends were Tony Hill, Drew Pearson, Ron Springs, Everson Walls, Danny White Robert Newhouse, Michael Downs, Ed "Too Tall" Jones, Randy White, Dexter Clinkscales, Doug Cosbie, Rafael Septien, & Tony Dorsett.

So I'm True Blue baby!! If anyone ever questions me again, I'm sending them a link to this entry. And to Butch Johnson wherever you are out there... thanks man. You are the reason that I'm a Dallas Cowboys fan today.

Oh yeah, if you look back at the pic you'll notice that I'm sitting kinda funny with one leg extended and the other leg bent and cuffed under me. I still do that today as well. LOL.

Peace & Love...

G. Mo

Exhilarating!!!

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Yessir!!! My squad pulled it out. I told those Redskins jokers that redemption was coming after that debacle in Dallas. I'll be back later with a recap and more pics. I just needed to send a quick message to all those who've been blowing up my phone with calls and text msg and my email. I had a rack of those clowns hit me when the Redskins were up 7-0. Ask me have I heard from anymore of them since the game was over. You already know that answer. It's a beautiful, quiet day in DC. You have a great one as I will. DC stands for Dallas Cowboys baby!!!

Peace & Love...

G. Mo

Friday, November 14, 2008

G.Mo's Ghetto Grilled Cheese



State of the US economy got you down? Finding it difficult to enjoy the pleasures of life as you previously had? Need an quick pick me up meal on those days when you have less than $20 in your pocket? No problem. I bring you...

G. Mo's Ghetto Grilled Cheese

Wonder Bread $2
Blue Bonnet Margarine $2
Kraft Cheese Singles $3
Iron $10



- Heat iron to medium high or Wool setting. Make sure Steam setting if off.
- Butter bread evenly to the edges on both the inside & outside layers.
- Place a cheese single (or two) in between slices of bread & place on cutting board
- (Optional) Cover bread with aluminum foil or brown paper lunch bag.
- Hold iron in place. Move around slightly to get to the edges as if you were ironing.
- Flip over & repeat above sequence until cheese is melted & bread is golden brown in color.
- Enjoy eating your freshly iron toasted grilled cheese sammich.


Disclaimer: This post was purely for entertainment purposes. I have not made a sammich like this in over 20 years and only did so after watching an episode of Good Times. Feel free to substitute with your favorite type of bread, butter or low cholesterol choice of spread or a thick slice off that block of good Gubment cheese.

Peace & Love...

G. Mo