Columns had an inexcusable flaw; that goddamn magic jewel. You set up some four-cascade combination — which compounds into huge points — and just when it's almost time to spring it, here comes the magic jewel to fuck it up. It removes all jewels of one color, destroying whatever you have set up, and there's no way to…
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The Dolphins preview would also be an appropriate place for your remark.
I'm with the emailer who mentioned Mossy Cade. Raping your aunt ought to at least get you in the top ten.
"BRADY FUCKING QUINN OF ALL FUCKING CLIPBOARD STANDS" was pretty good too.
Red Sox fans really need to get a life.
The notion of "saving" others has always been an aspect of Christianity, but has become much more prominent in America the last 10 years or so. And it's taken over to the point where their adherents really are just salesmen, as you put it.
I had a similar thought: that this was just some Pavlovian trained response as opposed to any actual concern for the person's soul. Pretty much everything Tim Tebow says seems like a memorized response. We won? Here's a bible verse. We lost? Here's a bible verse. I get to play? Here's a bible verse. I don't get to…
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GROAN. But +1 for the effort.
Semprini?
I hate that I laughed at this. But I did. +1
Dude, I don't think we're having the same conversation. Good day to you, sir.
What the fuck are you so hostile about? All I said was it was a generous offer, which it was. According to the ESPN story — which, by the way, makes no mention of the store "cleaning up" — they gave away at least 1,200 jerseys. At a retail price of $100-$300 (which I base on NFLShop.com) that comes to about a quarter…
I'll take that as a "no."
I see the two rulings as consistent. In both cases, MLB allowed a decisive home run to stand, rather than overturn it for a petty rule violation. Studies have shown that referees and umpires err on the side of letting the players decide the outcome, so it's not surprising that league offices do as well. Especially in…
They didn't replay anything. The American League president overruled the umpires, and said that Brett's home run counts. Because of that, the game wasn't over: the Royals had only two outs, and the Yankees, now losing, would come to bat in the bottom of the 9th. The game was later resumed at that point. Not much…
In the video, he wears logos for other companies.
Somehow, this story became less charming when the team sold advertising space on the dog.
Do you have some firsthand knowledge of the Patriots Pro Shop balance sheet that you'd care to share with us?