the ball came spinning out counterclockwise because of the Oriolis Effect
No way, I throw like a Major Leaguer! Who’s unsatisfactory in PE now!
(door flies open)
The “Source” the athletic quoted doesn’t seem to understand how liability works. The NFL has a policy which is supposed to increase safety. If they knowingly violate that policy and allow a player to use old, unapproved, equipment that does not meet the policy and the player gets hurt, that’s when “the liability will…
Time will tell whether Bradbury’s watery buttcheeks will be a persistent problem for Minnesota’s passing attack.
Yeah its so boring which is why I remember exactly how she looked, what she said, what she was wearing, how she tasted, how she felt... but I was terribly bored the entire time. It’s definitely not the only time I almost had sex.
Also I went to Harvard and she was totally impressed with that. I didn’t bring it up, she…
stay strong, Dolphins fans. You still have this guy to remember:
Love to write shitty Penthouse Forum letters about my sex life that also mention superfluously that I went to Harvard.
Very surprised Drew didn’t mention the 1972 Dolphins in his “what has always sucked” section. Those motherfuckers are the worst kind of Boomers, rooting for the failure of Millennials while spewing that “back in my day” bullshit.
I googled their owner Steve Ross to see what he looked like and the majority of the hits were for Bob Ross’ son, Steve, who looks like someone Michael Myers would have killed in the 80s
“Subway embraces faux-meat”
These owners really need to stick to sports.
This is a thing:
Orioles, first major league team to extend protective netting onto the playing field.
FIFY
I must have been on the cusp of a cycle or a no-hitter during my entire baseball career as a kid because none of my teammates ever spoke to me.
I look forward to seeing him picked by the Giants in the first round of the 2020 draft.
Sure, Amell might be embarrassed right now but this serves as a first rate audition for my upcoming epic C’mon, Man, I’m Wide Open: The Christian Hackenberg Story.