According to MGoBlog (which is a credible source) the reason it took so long is because the AD was pressuring the medical staff to lie in the report.

He could have, and should have, called a time out. Gardner could have stayed in the game. The refs actually asked if dipshit hoke wanted to take one and he declined. He didn't use either of the timeouts the rest of the game either.

For money. They only donate 10% of the proceeds of all of the pink shit they sell, and keep the rest.

The video had literally nothing to do with Ferguson. No one is getting you started on anything, you are just interjecting your opinion anywhere you feel the need.

I can't decide if that is seriously the name of the book, and I am too scared to search for it, or the guy's name, because I am 99% sure I will get fired.

Regular Cheerios are damn near inedible without adding about four tablespoons of sugar on top. Same with Rice Krispies. I have a hard time believing people actually eat those not in treat form.

And give them metal bats and balls that are filled with weapons grade uranium. It would just be 900 foot home runs and decapitating line drives.

I suppose that seems odd if you're used to auto racing. I think probably it is acceptable since the bikes only cost a few thousand dollars and a normal (wealthy) person could buy them a a shop. There are a lot more accidents during a long race like this than most people realize - think about 100 people riding in a…

Most of the time the route goes through pretty sparsely populated areas. It would be way too difficult to shut down a large city for a 100 mile course. Most of the ride is through the countryside and mountains. The exception is the last stage, which finishes in Paris.

They need quick access because sometimes the riders need to change bikes during the race. After a crash they will swap in a new bike right away. The course is planned in advance, but the team cars are driving along the course with the riders.

"Didn't really watch the show" and also don't really know what you're talking about. The vast majority of the men didn't even come close to finishing the course. As far as the ones who did she was in the middle of the pack.

It is surprising because a lot of gymnasts have tried and failed. Male Olympians have tried and failed (seriously, the Hamm brothers were on the show and neither made it through). Gymnasts typically aren't the best at the course, there is so much grip strength and stamina needed that rock climbers tend to excel.

+1 Nematoad

Malts = Kirk Maltby, Drapes = Kris Draper, McCarty = McCarty. Not the most creative nicknames ever.

For everyone involved just go be a fan of a differnt team. Sorry that the management could only get four cups in the last 20 years and make another two finals while making 23 years in a row. Fuck Ken Holland, what an ass. He is probably pissing himself about your 22 tickets you aren't buying next year.

That last link is a post of a guy taking a picture of with Pierzynski at the airport - the headline of that one was meant to be sarcastic.

That is awesome. I did not know such a thing existed.

It has actually been around for a long time. I remember hearing about it at the last World Cup, but at the time they didn't actually use it.

That is just smart, I am really surprised that more people don't do this. You have the same chance of winning (after all, who cares if someone else wins too? You still get paid), and you very slightly decrease your risk of losing.

Some random old man bought me one of those in a random townie bar on my 21st birthday. The taste was really not as bad as you might think. The texture was like cottage cheese.