Oh oh spaghetti-ohs, talk about a reveal, this reminds me of that climatic scene from The Wizard of Oz.

Not that I condone the NCAA's current meal practices, but why crab legs? Lentils or beans and rice are super cheap, or if you don't want to actually cook, I think Ramen is still like a dollar a bag at most?

He's really trying to force a trade, as his team's in last place in the Korean league and he wants off that sinking ship.

The bases were loaded, there were 2 outs, and a full count. Runners ALWAYS go in this scenario. He just went a bit early, probably because the pitcher wasn't looking at him.

He owns a franchise of a business. It's not an independent business.

I feel like every black/Latino player on the Clippers should just flat-out refuse to play until something is done.

There are many, many stories about the different and creative ways in which the Knicks managed to not win championships. That is why they are storied.

I was on the blue line in Chicago, and a mom got on with her toddler son. She gave the kid a Slim Jim to eat. Not gross in and of itself - but after the kid was finished eating the Slim Jim, the mom sucked the Slim Jim grease off of each and every one of his fingers. That was the gross part.

SMH Espn. The real story is clearly how disappointed Tim Tebow must be that he chose the wrong sport and has to watch the playoffs from home

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I work at an amusement park, and I hate hearing people complain about crowds on days they should expect to be busy. (hot weekends, and the damn 4th of July)

If you went during a busy time of year then expect to wait in lines. If you go in during 3rd or 4th weeks of January for example, crowds aren't a problem.

Its because Orlando offers nothing to bolster itself other that tourism and service industry. There is literally no other reason for Orlando to exist as a metro area.

Disney's customer service and training is legendary, especially for people with additional requirements (like disabilities or food allergies). If you go to another park, you can tell the employees that are former Disney people and the ones that aren't just by their manner.

I actually worked at Disney for 10 years. it was an amazing place to work. I wasn't trying to support a family on it, though, so maybe if I was I would feel differently. I dunno. But seriously, I cannot say enough about what an amzing experience I had there & wish I would have stayed & just moved up within the Disney…

You might notice that the entirety of the tri-state area is Yankee-grey.

It's a shame that US employment law only applies to indentured servants.

Especially when these same pitchers scream and fist-pump after big strikeouts to end the inning. How come they get to celebrate big plays, but if a guy hits a HR he has to simply jog around the bases like nothing happened.

Furthermore, even though Mercedes has several hybrids on the way and the B-Class Electric Drive (which essentially has a Tesla drivetrain) coming, Cannon said the potential of EVs is limited "for the rest of my life."