I met Teddy after a Col. Parker show.  Couldn't really find a nicer guy, for the 15 minutes or so I talked to him anyway.

He actually told me the story he starts to tell here, but the chick cuts him off/ or the video cuts, whichever it is. 

He got the record deal from Samsung and their record company folded before the album actually came out.  At that point he had something like 3 copies of it, and there were like 15,000 in a warehouse somewhere in Korea. 

I actually had a copy of it that I had gotten from a used store that said "promotional use only" on it (which basically meant somebody took it from a radio station and sold it to make a few extra bucks).

I had been yelling for Col. Parker to play one of the songs from the album throughout the night, and he came up to me when they were done going "Where the hell did you hear that?"  I showed him my cd, which he signed and told me that story.

In Micheal Moore's old series The Aweful Truth he filled an RV with gay guys(called it the Sodomobile) and they were going state to state breaking anti-sodomy laws. 

They ran in to Phelps a couple times (this was before the war when they would just do it at gay funerals, not military).  The results were pretty funny.

I would think there's video on the net somewhere, it's worth watching.

Edit: and here it is if anybody's interested http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABH_RFeeGAs

The sound in general was shit, it had nothing to do with the performers, but it sounded aweful.

That article about the NFC makes perfect sense to me, and it's been that way, just filling in the blanks with different teams for a while(exactly how it was in the AFC in the 80s)

I'm a Bears fan, and last year I said repeatedly during the season that there was no one in the NFC that could touch the Bears(except maybe the Saints), but there were about a half dozen in the AFC that would cream them. 

It helps illustrate the point that the Bears and Saints(Ok, the Bears kinda are, but they still look pretty shitty) are neither one in the hunt this year.