I know it's OJ, but you never like to see anyone beaten to a pulp.
I know it's OJ, but you never like to see anyone beaten to a pulp.
Adam Morrison calls bullshit.
@muggsybogues: Odds of Phelps being upstaged by a Lil Wayne sketch being the highlight of the show (also known as Pulling a LeBron): 4-1
@Johninho: Come on, who wouldn't do Andy Samberg?
@Stev D: Same, but with MythBusters. And in with no relation to science, I just like having a hot redhead tell me what to believe.
@ghostsoftheSCupcountry: Which will make the Obama/Ozzie '12 campaign all the more enjoyable.
@Return of DaOtter: DaOtter with a Vengeance?
@DreadPirateRobots: There's scant few Braves left from the impeccable Harry Caray stylings of Will Ohman only a month ago. Tex... Tesh... Teh... Mark is no longer batting 3rd. Now KOTsay? It's depressing.
The IOC is considering something similar, only with shapes and colors.
@Thundercracker: "Also, there's a women's league, Bill Lambeer is a coach, and he WASN'T the first to hit a player."
It's a Midwest Swaaaaaang
Plus, the kid cut in front of him at Walgreens.
@Artie Fufkin: You really must specify your McGinleys next time. I just got a visual of Dr. Cox doing the mamba and it was brilliant.
@The Ellsbury Contact Intern: Although that era also included a Warrick Dunn Bucs jersey, so I was just a disaster all over the place.
Basketball jerseys are dozens of times more unforgivable and irredeemable than football jerseys. At least with a football jersey, you tell the world, "I might be white trash, but at least I like an actual sport." Basketball jerseys tell the world, "I hate my parents for my lack of pigmentation and fast-twitch…
The "unforeseen circumstances"? Tickets to The House Bunny.
Two posts in a row neglecting to mention any teens of questionable legality. You guys are losing it.
@FirstDerivative: He's just trying to break into the Asian market any way he can. Olympics, Godzilla soundtracks, it's six of one.
Well, it sounds better than "the only inch of my love".
@Joke_Killa: It's more of a Shane Carruth from Primer, really.