Can someone explain where the nickname "Grocery Stick" came from? Is it clever and

You are a total piece of shit.

This was like a Ken Burns PBS series on San Clemente.

Butkus asked the same question about it a month ago and so I’m going to post my response to him. The reason clementard isn’t used as much anymore is that it’s generic. Like calling someone dumb. Doesn’t hit home. Clemental actually thinks he’s smart. Grocery stick takes what he shared. Though he says he never does. And points out the idiocy of his own reasoning. Points out what a loser and poser he is and always was. I’ll find and post.

He has many nicks. San elemental is his latest. Grocery stick my fave

He’s such an athlete you know. And none of the rest of us underrated football like he does.

And his reasoning for understanding football as he does? I’m not joking here. Is that he played hockey. And this makes him an expert in judging coaches. Coaching decisions and usc football staff. All of whom have no loyalty and are just “w2 employees”. Punching in and out every day.

So the fact that in college. He played for the club team usc has makes him a football expert. Of course. This is akin to a sociology major claiming to be an international trade expert because they took classes on the same campus.

Club teams on a campus are when you and your friends form a club and play. The only difference between them and intramural sports is that you go play against club teams that other hungover or stoned dorm rats from other schools have formed.

Fraternities have leagues where they play each other. People who can’t get into fraternities or get kicked out. Blackballed. From places like oh. Say SAE ? Have to go form their team and hunt around for like

Minded losers at other campuses. In some ways it’s admirable. Ambitious to go find little hockey people in so cal. I wonder if they have a life guard for them the ice melts and they fall in the pond?

So remember. The origins of this are that none of us would understand the intricacies of football. The nuances of coaching. What is takes to run a program at the high D1 level because none of us are age 20 were hit drunk while wearing a pair of ice skates. Paying $2 an hour in 1980 at Icelandia in Torrance or whatever really gives you a lot of authority commenting on football. It also allowed you to shut others down because they didn’t play hockey.

On a related subject I am an expert on naval warfare operations and naval structure because I have two jetskis. And if you don’t have two jetskis you can’t comment on anything involving the US navy.

So you get the hockey reference and connection so far and the club aspect yeah? That sets up what’s next