Well done.
Samba's Brazilian Drew, not Portuguese. It would be like writing "British Bugles. I wonder if they play smooth jazz when you blow into them."
Don't forget the fact that, for several years, Steve Jobs refused to give a penny to the mother of his illegitimate daughter while she was collecting welfare checks.
The Strife Where Child Diddling Was Rife
Replying to promote Mrs. Dorn's comment.
Great piece.
Dan Gilbert, owner of a small-market NBA team, wants to restrict the marketplace and make it so that everyone has an equal chance to compete and the big guys have no competitive advantage. He's a socialist.
Dan Gilbert, chairman and founder of Quicken Loans who is worth an estimated $1.1 billion dollars, wants the marketplace to remain free so that well-run businesses can thrive and the big guys can flex their competitive advantage. He's a capitalist.
Dan Gilbert is a hypocrite.
Dan Gilbert, chairman and founder of Quicken Loans who is worth an estimated $1.1 billion dollars, wants the marketplace to remain free so that well-run businesses can thrive and the big guys can flex their competitive advantage. He's a capitalist.
Dan Gilbert is a hypocrite.
Yes, absolutely.
Very late to the party, but +1 nonetheless.
Jordan Crawford, the 23-year-old guard who has played in a single, 23-59 NBA season
Let's be fair to the kid here: without his 120+ minutes of solid garbage time scoring, the Hawks probably wouldn't have achieved a 34-22 record by the time they traded him to the Wizards for Kirk Hinrich's decaying corpse. You can't put all of Washington's season on his shoot-first shoulders.
Let's be fair to the kid here: without his 120+ minutes of solid garbage time scoring, the Hawks probably wouldn't have achieved a 34-22 record by the time they traded him to the Wizards for Kirk Hinrich's decaying corpse. You can't put all of Washington's season on his shoot-first shoulders.
ESPN The Mag's cover captures how Red Sox fans will greet Papelbon when he makes his triumphant return to Beantown.
Every time he took her to a fancy restaurant, the woman would give Brian Cashman a "true yankee" under the table.
We could be watching the first match in the history of boxing to end in a PKO (penalty kick-out).
I have to admire Haye's strategy: Keep flopping, hope that the referee deducts enough points from Klitschko to make up for the fact that he's an inferior fighter.
And we have finally found a good nickname for Dirk: The Big Schadenfreude.
So... are we still supposed to hate LeBron for leaving a shitty team and organization for greener pastures? Because I'd love to rave about his excellent play on both ends of the court but I'm not sure it's acceptable to do so, since we should hate for being a horrible person or something.
Even if you were to give any five baseball players a year's supply of steroids, I'm pretty sure they would lose a cage match against a lineup of Ron Artest, Stephen Jackson, Kenyon Martin, Dwight Howard and Zach Randolph. Actually, Ron Ron could take them all out with nothing but a table leg.
I actually agree with Frank_Berns. We've seen flagrant fouls committed on a Puerto Rican who keeps driving to the basket and a German who happens to be the best player on his team, which certainly points to an incredible level of racism within the league. As we all know, black players never commit hard fouls on other black players. His logic is solid on this one.
While it would be easy to attribute Pau Gasol's poor play during the playoffs to the fact that his mother was being fucked senseless by Delonte West, we should also keep in mind that Marc Gasol has been absolutely stellar in his last few games. Could it be that the Gasols are half-brothers? Or was one of them adopted as an infant?
