Posts Tagged “San Antonio”

When Suggesting That a French Man Needs to Move Lands You on New York Sports Talk Radio.

by Dan Oshinsky on May 12, 2010

The first thought was that I was being pranked. Sure, I’d just written a fairly controversial column about why the Spurs should trade Tony Parker for Kens5.com. It had generated quite a few hits on our website, and I’d gotten plenty of e-mail feedback from readers about it. But a radio station in New York (…)

The San Antonio Theory of Relativity.

by Dan Oshinsky on August 23, 2009

Ignoring the contradictions and laziness in general sentence structure for just a moment, I’d like to suggest that context is everything. (1) When I was a kid, a 45 minute drive to Baltimore was an interminable exercise. Maybe it was just childhood antsyness (2); maybe it was just that at that point in my life, (…)

Whatadrivethru: Where The Other Line Always Moves Faster.

by Dan Oshinsky on July 2, 2009

There is a force in San Antonio that is often discussed but rarely experienced. I’m talking, of course, about the weather 1.). It is hot here; that should not come as a surprise to you. But what is a surprise is how little time people spend outside in San Antonio. It’s so hot that humans (…)