July 3, 2009
This little guy is too cute.
This little guy is too cute.
July 2, 2009
“ The CFL isn’t all that thrilled with Arland Bruce’s tribute to Michael Jackson in the Toronto Argos win in Hamilton. The league is reviewing the Toronto receiver’s TD celebration after scoring in Wednesday night’s 30-17 victory. Following a TD pass from Kerry Joseph that put Toronto ahead 6-0, Bruce removed his helmet, shoulder pads and uniform top and laid down in the end zone. Bruce said he was honoring the memory of Michael Jackson by pretending to be buried. Bruce received two objectionable conduct penalties.
I’m not sure what I like more here: This dude’s Michael Jackson ‘tribute’ (and the quotes are needed there) or that the CFL has a penalty called “objectionable conduct.”
July 1, 2009
17th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia, late May.
17th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia, late May.
He wins $16M settlement, but would rather still have his legs
Hmmm… Yeah? Okay.
June 30, 2009
Too cute! (via ZooBorns)
Too cute! (via ZooBorns)
My recap of the third episode of The Pen at Walkoff Walk, featuring Service Electric’s Nintendo-esque on-screen graphics.
My recap of the third episode of The Pen at Walkoff Walk, featuring Service Electric’s Nintendo-esque on-screen graphics.
“ You will hear players say, all the time, ‘I wish I knew then what I know now.’
Joe Posnanski at SI.com has clearly never seen an Independence Blue Cross commercial, or else he would never have written it that way.
June 29, 2009
“ Known as ‘the white girl,’ the 5-foot-4 blonde threw parties in Society Hill and Northern Liberties which drew aspiring hip-hop rappers, pro athletes and the city’s top drug dealers, according to law enforcement sources.
Hip-hop rappers! (I also enjoyed this: “Her favorite quote was: ‘At the end of the day, it is what it is.’”)
June 28, 2009
“ In a week unusually rife with celebrity death, it’s a little spooky to note that the king of pop, Michael Jackson, and the king of pitchmen, Billy Mays, were born within about six weeks of each other in 1958.
Uhm, yes, New York Times, that’s quite the connection. If I were 50-year-old Albert II, Prince of Monaco, I’d be quite spooked!
Hey, at least they admitted it was a pointless image.
Hey, at least they admitted it was a pointless image.