Posted on Fri Jun 13, 2008 at 09:41:31 AM EST in NFL
More on: Jerome Bettis, Grille 36, Pittsburgh, bathroom (all tags)

The old man used to have an unusual obsession when we were growing up, he wanted to visit every public restroom in America and write a book about his experiences. Unfortunately, after making the trip to a few filthy truck stops and rest stops outside of the city limits, that dream was quickly flushed down the toilet. However, if he'd just head to Jerome Bettis' Grille 36 in Pittsburgh then it could be just what the doctor ordered to get those old creative juices flowing (no pun intended) once again.

The Jerome Bettis' Grille 36 on Pittsburgh's North Shore has been chosen as one of 10 finalists for America's best public restroom.

The grille's restrooms feature custom marble tile, plus a one-way mirror above the urinals in the men's room, which lets patrons see out into the bar.

"The lighting is dim, so I guess it's a comfortable atmosphere for your restroom needs," said manager Candy Mann.

"You can see most of the TVs on the back wall, and all of your friends and relatives," said entertainment engineer Jake Karan. "You can check on your girlfriend, too."

It is the first time the restaurant has been nominated for the "America's Best Restroom" contest. You can vote for it at www.BestRestroom.com.

We appreciate all the effort from the Bus to make everyone feel at home when upon his throne, but there's just something about dropping a deuce from 95 floors up that just can't be beat. Sorry, Jerome, but our vote is going to the Windy City.

Links:
[ThePittsburghChannel.com]: Jerome Bettis Grille 36 Nominated For Best Restroom

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Posted on Tue Nov 27, 2007 at 06:54:02 AM EST in NFL
More on: Miami, Dolphins, Pittsburgh, Steelers, NFL, Ricky Williams, Ben Roethlisberger (all tags)

The Dolphins had an opportunity to get their first taste of the win column, but that ol' fashioned Miami ineptitude shown though when it mattered to keep their chase for history hitting full stride.

The Fins had what we believe was a sober Ricky Williams back and they managed to keep the ill weathered contest knotted up at nothing going into the final minute until Jeff Reed nailed a 24-yarder for the first, last and only score of the game. The only thing uglier than the game was the field, yet somehow, on a rain drenched mess of mud and turf, Ben Roethlisberger was incredibly accurate, going 18-of-21 for 165 yards and keyed the final drive that put Reed into position.

For fantasy fanatics, it was a complete waste of time that probably left you screaming at the television on more than one occasion. Unless you were banking on a shutout to get you a victory then it was a completely barren wasteland at Heinz Field. And if you were banking on a Dolphins shutout then you're probably sitting in the cellar of your league anyways.

It was the longest scoreless tie since 1943 with Pittsburgh's lead lasting for only the final 17 seconds of the game and it was the first 3-0 final since 1993. Williams was equally pathetic, rushing six times for 15 yards before getting a shoulder injury in his return.

These Dolphins appear to be on a crash course with destiny after narrowly avoiding that close call. Now, if we can just get Miami to keep this thing rolling for five more games...c'mon baby!

Links:
[MiamiHerald.com]: Dolphins drop to 0-11 in Ricky's return

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