The Weekly Congregation

March 21, 2009 on 12:07 pm | In Uncategorized |

The guys over at The Church of Schwartz are doing a bang-up job with their weekly feature, “The Congregation”.

“The Congregation” is a weekly confab, where a bunch of internet know-it-all’s, who are obsessed with the Lions, myself included, pontificate on a number of topics du jour that are served up by the Schwartzians.

The Church of Schwartz is also doing an excellent draft redux, as painful as it is, evaluating the past few Lions drafts, and probably crushing beer cans, mumbling incoherently, and banging their heads into walls as a result of re-visiting the painful, failed reign of the “Bumbling Mustachioed Dumbass” who used to be in charge of such things.

People like the clergy fromThe Church of Schwartz, Ty from Lions in Winter, and Josh from Detroit Fan 1979, have all significantly upped the ante for members of the Lions blogosphere.

I know that I have enjoyed and been motivated as a result of the emergence of new voices who provide their own perspectives, ideas, and beliefs about why the Lions are so futile. One would question, though, why can’t any of us remove our respective millstones, the Lions, from around our necks?

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  1. Steve,
    I too, like the church of Schwartz and 1979, however, your blog is always the one I check first. Keep up the great work!

    Comment by mike — March 21, 2009 #

  2. Mike–Aw shucks, I sure appreciate your kindness. Thanks for helping make this seem worthwhile.

    Comment by Steve — March 21, 2009 #

  3. The concept of congregating the Lions bloggers onto one forum is awesome.

    Comment by 5Bakerstreet — March 22, 2009 #

  4. Steve, thanks for the kind words. Can’t wait until the draft and we actually can start slotting everyone in their positions!

    Comment by Reverend Spielman — March 22, 2009 #

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