Dropped calls can ruin a timely retirement
This Cingular commercial, in which Roger Clemens can’t hear (due to a dropped call) his wife’s frantic exhortations for him to retire, broke in August, before the pitcher’s late-season injury meltdown. But it continues to air, and viewers now will tend to agree with Debbie Clemens, and hope the Rocket does have a decent cell-phone plan so her message can get through. Clemens is officially on the fence about coming back for another year, and he tells the Houston Chronicle that the Cingular ad is pretty much true to life. “That’s kind of us,” he says. “I’ve seen that look before. I’ve seen that look a number of times.” Hopefully not too many more times. |
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October 22, 2007 | Permalink |
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Looks like redneck, fat ass Roger has plenty of time to spend with his skanky, surgically enhanced wife.
Enjoy your trip back to Texas, loser.
Posted by: | Oct 22, 2007 10:47:40 AM
Oh, That's a real guy. I thought it was just some actor.
(paraphrasing a Lily Tomlin joke)
Posted by: Tdave | Oct 23, 2007 5:23:39 AM
