I don't think you understand what it means to double down on an error.
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"Less" instead of "Fewer" and three missing commas. This plaque commits more errors than Maddux averaged per season of his career.
You have to take into account that this was Texas.
AHHHHHHHHHHH I LOVE YOU. I wanted to make this joke, but I didn't anyone would get the reference! I should have made it just for you!
Ball: [flies directly through Alexi Lalas]
The is car #1036. Completed (except for the transmission was not installed) at the factory and sold at the company liquidation auction for $2,000. It left the factory MAROON and with the engine #33585.
Bobby Knight was right, Jeremy Schaap will never reach the prestige of his father if he continues to be such an intrusive sideline reporter.
He's like all the characters of Winnie the Pooh in one body.
As a Native American....I find your comment to be....Funny!! (No sarcasm)
Vice cops always skim.
That bet is typical despicable de Blasio strategy, pitting the Habs against the Habs-nots.
She's an old-school wackadoo. I worked on a show she was on for a while. She claimed a chef (whose name I can't recall) was stalking her. Big dramatic accusations and tears and interviews. Then she was caught on camera stalking him (leaving things at his house to incriminate him.)
"It was a bush league move on my part," Quenneville admitted.
Exactly. And Letterman was an awkward recluse with incredible talent.
Well, Carson was a drunk, petty, womanizing wife-beater who was really great at his job, so maybe you're right.
Johnny Carson is the Babe Ruth of the Late Night Talk Show genre.
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That headline is a bit misleading and really it's fairly common to see stuff like this in Greece. See, that Greek coach, Anastasiou, actually ordered the drink and charged it to the National Team's account. Greece in turn had to take out a loan from France just to afford the soda, while the French, who, in fact, did…
The St. Paul Tribune reported the coach was popped by pop; the Atlanta Journal-Constitution claimed he was conked by Coke; the Melbourne Herald Sun declared he was socked with a soft drink; and the New York Post said he was assaulted by a dark-skinned youth wielding a knife.