Who said this?

[BallHawk]

It's something to the extent of

"Don't call me when you're in my town, call me when you're on my block."

I've searched on the web, but to no avail.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Never heard of that phrase.

[Jimx29]

Jenny?

[the_idle_threat]

Mercury Morris (http://www.sportaphile.com/2007/11/15/mercury-morris-talks-smack-about-the-new-england-patriots/)

What do I win? :mrgreen:

[GoPackGo]

Mercury Morris (http://www.sportaphile.com/2007/11/15/mercury-morris-talks-smack-about-the-new-england-patriots/)

What do I win? :mrgreen:

That was a great interview. Morris is an old guy who isn't afraid to tell it like it is to the young folk.

“They’re comparing them[the patriots] to a 17-0 team? Well I think they’re 10 games short right now. They have ten more icebergs to go through in this Titanic trip they’re talking about. So far… nobody’s made across except us. So we’re over here docked waitin on ya.
I respect the Patriots if they do that, but right now they haven’t. Like I said, don’t call me when you’re in my town, call me when you’re on my block, and I see you movin you’re furniture in next door.”

[BallHawk]

Mercury Morris (http://www.sportaphile.com/2007/11/15/mercury-morris-talks-smack-about-the-new-england-patriots/)

What do I win? :mrgreen:

Actually, his interview was what got me thinking of who said it. Somebody said it before him.

That was an awesome interview, though. Especially when he started rapping at the end. :lol: