If you get your picture taken while peeping down a woman's shirt ...and gentlemanly court the woman whose titties you inspected ...but look shitfaced ...you may be forced to "retire" when your boss sees the photos.
A Des Moines television station says that Iowa Hawkeye radio broadcaster, Chiefs legend and boobie inspector Ed Podolak is "retiring" from calling Hawkeye football games. The official announcement could come today. Podolak made a stupid, drunken mistake during the Hawks' Tampa trip.
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Lots of Iowa media sources say Chiefs Hall of Famer, now-former Iowa Hawkeye broadcaster and nipple inspector Ed Podolak was given a choice: Go directly to rehab and continue calling Hawkeye football games or "retire." See ya, said Podolak. Sean Keeler of The Des Moines Register basically says Podolak isn't a victim of the Internet but his own doing. Still, sad end for an icon.
Photos of Ed Podolak partying in Tampa led to his retirement from broadcasting.Chiefs Hall of Famer, former Iowa Hawkeye broadcaster and boobie inspector Ed Podolak announced today that he's seeking "professional treatment." Podolak made the announcement in a statement released through the University of Iowa. "After considerable deliberation with my family and close friends,
I've decided to seek professional treatment," Podolak said in the statement. "Over the last few months
the people closest
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If McClatchy's stock stays under a $1 -- it closed at $.69 yesterday --
for 30 consecutive days, the newspaper conglomerate will have to submit
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