So, despite having no proof these thing ever work, someone on the side of the Saints invents a terrible designed play. How intelligent.
So, despite having no proof these thing ever work, someone on the side of the Saints invents a terrible designed play. How intelligent.
"Just because they're not the right cans doesn't mean the person should get in trouble for it."
Church? No time for church! I have to go see a Sunday morning event at a taxpayer-subsidized structure where everyone chants songs together, drinks cheap wine, and worships a miraculous holy man who got needles stuck in him.
Peyton's request is a nice change of pace from Denver's last playoff winning QB, who wouldn't shutup about his love of spirits.
Eli, on the other hand, would never mess with that "light" shit. He goes right for the crafts.
When the dude was saying, "don't move!" I thought he was going to call for an ambulance or something. Then he yanks out the camera hahah. Cracking me up right now.
Someone, please, get Ron and Billy in a buddy cop movie ASAP.
Aww no video of Zallard1's run along side this? Both runs of Punch-Out and Super Punch-Out were incredibly amazing. I still feel the hype from watching them.
Any 30% bros who might respond to this:
Pickled eggs? How about just Pickles? Crisp, refreshing dill pickle spears. Add a beef stick, lemon, a hard-boiled egg if you need the protein, and you've got yourself a winner.
What a memory jog! It's been a long time since I thought of the Fall of 1982. What a consecutive streak of terrible Sundays. The men you looked up to stripped of their uniforms. People in power using their influence to get what they want with no regard for the little people. The underdog always taking it on the chin.…
"in those days it wasn't uncommon to turn on ESPN—at any time of day—and find sub-tertiary programming of all sorts, from Australian Rules Football to strongman competitions."
Because vodka is only for sorority girls and Slavs, add gin to your Bloody Mary.
University of Chicago: Can you believe these upstarts at Northwestern are laying claim to the title of Chicago's team? How outrageous!
Wow. The sky truly is the limit for this kid.
Well, it's a more subtle trap than last week's poll: