Does it bother you when people make fun of your ears?

While on the other side of the river, the Kansas City (Kansas) T-Bones welcomed a fan from North Korea. Reports state that the fan threw out the first pitch, followed by 9 innings of shutout ball, while going 4-4 at the plate with 4 HR and 16 RBIs.

That flight was on the three-stop connection of northwest African capitals running through Burkina Faso, Mauritania, and the Ivory Coast which pilots nickname the Fuckin-Sporcle-this-Shit's-Impossible Triangle. Also provides long range service to Sri Lanka.

Sure there was a camera to his right, but A-Rod was just being extra sure not to stare at the black dude hopping around on ONE LEG.

Word is that Scott became the team pariah after giving a detailed interview to some guy that runs his own Wyvern blog. Luke even got the dude a pass to the stadium and spoke on the record about teammates while sitting in the team locker room.

High on the curve works if you're talking about the cumulative probability distribution.

If you ask Elhadji, he's actually more than 7'5" and was trying get listed at 7'6" but team coach (and Social Studies department chair) Mr Sianni REFUSES to round an 89.5 up to 90 because he's totally a jerk like that.

Lance Stephenson: [walks past, bumps Evan Turner]

Reports indicate they've hired Meatloaf to handle public relations.

Told you they can be fierce.

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Athletic cups are pretty strong. But in the moment, I bet Castillo felt like he was covered in nothing more than puff pastry.

Is there any reference to where the seats are in each stadium? I know the Phillies seats are Section 111, about 3 quarters of the way up from the field, the first four in from the 112/111 aisle. Decent enough seats, but not worth >$100 per ticket.

One-and-done rule: [rapes college basketball]

She actually heard the false start, but was overcome with national pride and refused to abandon the skinny sliver on the left edge of the track.

I agree that the use of only white hockey players in those dipshit memes echoes the idea that a True Hockey Player is a tough-as-nails white dude who gets stitched up between periods and never misses a shift. But do black hockey players get the same naturally gifted assumption tied to them like in other sports? My…

I'd like to see this analysis for the NHL. Hockey players are better disciplined and take much more deliberate routes. Not surprising that the NBA is so randomly jumbled since it's obviously the more Brownian sport.

Finally, all his hard work and sacrifice pays off. I was only a matter of time before there was a story about his ability to break down barriers.

Why would figure skaters identify with a musical whose main character has freakish athletic ability and spends the better part of two decades slaving away at a fruitless goal, only to expelled into a cruel world with no skills?

It must have been uncomfortable to watch such a freakishly large man spend his day trying to put down outlandishly large treys.