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LOL, look at this edit job

QUOTE(Athomeboy_2000 @ Feb 10, 2008 -> 02:56 PM) http://www.suntimes.com/sports/mariotti/78...i020908.article Now, i dont think Mariotti ever spewed anti-Semitic language or racism, but wasn't he part of the crap that is on Sports Talk Radio? I dont think he ever contributed anything positive. People who live in glass houses shouldnt throw stones. Mariotti's glass house shattered a long time ago. He doesnt care

QUOTE(MHizzle85 @ Feb 10, 2008 -> 03:55 PM) I read that they had to do so because North Carolina wouldn't sanction the barbed wire match, still a stupid decision in my opinion. The only reason I think it is stupid is because it is a pay per view. Could you imagine a canned match in the middle of No Way Out or Survivor Series? It would suck the life right out of the arena, "Hey everyone, direct your attention to the titan-tron to watch undertaker vs kane in a extreme rules match" for a regular tv broadcast, this would be ok. Not ideal, but ok. For a pay per view, just a bad idea

Breaking News on CNN.com is showing that Clinton just fired her campaign manager. Doesnt seem like a good time to switch that guy out for someone else http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/02/10/cli...aign/index.html

Got this from rajah.com LOL, so TNA is pre-recording matches, then showing them at a pay-per-view. That ought to bring in the pay per view buys by the thousands.

slowly moving towards the 'buster.....

QUOTE(Tony82087 @ Feb 10, 2008 -> 09:57 AM) Jabroni over at SouthSideSox posted this link. http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports/st...24?OpenDocument Edmonds would have taken over nicely for Erstad.... Thank god he said no. He would have been injured signing the contract

QUOTE(Steve9347 @ Feb 8, 2008 -> 10:55 PM) He doesn't suck. He's been injured, but he's one of the top WR in football when healthy and is still young. Funny how Brett Favre loves the guy yet he's a clubhouse cancer... where'd you get that bunk? I think he is getting that label now because of his requests to be traded and all of that fun stuff. Plus, getting released from Denver, where he would bumped to the #2 reciever because of Brandon Marshalls emergence, is not a good sign. I dont know why they wouldnt want to line those two up together, other than financial reasons.

QUOTE(Kid Gleason @ Feb 8, 2008 -> 10:39 AM) Scott Weiland is back in rehab. I have to say I am surprised he is still alive. Maybe he is our generations Keith Richards, you know he is totally wasted and should probably be dead, but somehow he keeps going. I loved everything STP until their last album, but I am not a fan of VR.

Roger Clemens late-career success is seen as an anomaly(termed, unusual), disputing his lawyer's earlier report.

The Bulls are looking to trade Ben Wallace. Hooray! and just so it is out there, this is being discussed on Talkbulls.com as well

In that second video, it looks like Berman is trying to squeeze an F-bomb into every sentence on purpose, he looks at the camera almost every time he says it

I dont hate Schilling, he just annoys me. And the fact that he plays for Boston means that there is always going to be a mic in front of his face, so I am exposed to many things he says.

QUOTE(Texsox @ Feb 8, 2008 -> 07:46 AM) best blog line of the day www.wwtdd.com and www.thesuperficial.com have some hilarious zingers. They make fun of celebrities constantly

QUOTE(ChiSox_Sonix @ Feb 8, 2008 -> 07:30 AM) I doubt Owens gets 390AB, but if he did 35 SB is probably a little low. If he had that many ABs, i could seriously see him swiping near 50 bases. I agree, if he has 390 ABs and hits .269, I think 35 SBs is a very low number for him

Yesterday I was listening to an interview of Paxson by Mulligan and Hanley(I think, I am pretty sure it wasnt North), and a question was posed about playing through injuries. The question that was posed sounded like "If the Bulls had a good record and the playoffs with a good seed were pretty much guaranteed, do you think that Deng, Hinrich, and Gordon would be playing through their injuries?"(not verbatim). Paxson paused, and answered "You cannot force a player to play. If a player is injured and does not feel like he can go, then you cannot force him to play." That is an extremely disappointing answer.

I dont see how this is surprising really. Randy Quaid is what he is, and he has always been the same way. The crass characters he plays on tv arent too different from real life from what I have read

You cant pitch anymore Curt? So Long, Thanks for the fish.

QUOTE(GoSox05 @ Feb 7, 2008 -> 01:35 PM) What did he think he was gonna find in a baseball clubhouse. Hopefully he's not the Jesus version of Ricky Williams. Why? Can you smoke Jesus?

how long until damage control

QUOTE(The Critic @ Feb 7, 2008 -> 11:27 AM) TNA has offered a "Head Coaching" job to Bobby Knight. Man, if that stupid little publicity stunt doesn't smell like the dying days of wCw, I don't know what does. What, you dont think David Arquette was a good idea? I dont know you anymore

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Feb 7, 2008 -> 10:55 AM) Can you come up with another reason why McNamee would have a sample of Clemens's blood? And I'll bet you it's quite difficult to fake the pattern of blood you get on a used needle without actually injecting someone. I have no reasons, just questions. I find it amazing that Clemens, if guilty, continues to plead his case as if he is not guilty when the next step is to possibly commit perjury in front of congress. And at the same time, i dont know why McNamee would have all of this evidence without him planning to turn on Clemens at sometime in the future. this evidence would be what, 10+ years old? 10 years ago McNamee was telling himself he should keep steroid-used needles? Why wouldnt he destroy that stuff if he was in on it?

QUOTE(Controlled Chaos @ Feb 7, 2008 -> 09:54 AM) Well if it has Clemens blood or DNA on there as well as the traces of HGH or steriods or whatever...that would be enough for me. I mean I guess his lawyers can argue that he some how he added the HGH or steroids to the syringe from the B12 on his own. Then they'll test if the syringe has any trace of B12 or whatever. If Clemens was really smart and thinking ahead, I guess he could have made sure to use the same syringe. I don't know. I suppose they'll have a defense and reasonable doubt no matter what. This is what ia m thinking. The evidence is going to be disputed as manufactured eveidence, how do you disprove that McNamee didnt add some sort of Clemens DNA/Blood to a syringe of HGH or steroids, or if it is in fact a true piece of evidence that Clemens used steroids?

QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Feb 7, 2008 -> 09:16 AM) Why would he keep the evidence? Because Clemens is a known hothead (see Piazza, Mike), for one, and you want to protect yourself. Because anytime you are the subordinate working for a bigger party, and they are doing something wrong with you, you want some proof that they knew about it; it's a way to keep your boss from throwing you to the wolves. And no, he probably didn't manufacture this evidence to turn over to the Government. I can't say for 100% sure, but I'm 95% sure. It doesn't pass the logic test: why would he make it up knowing full well that they can test it and throw his ass into prison? I hope like hell that this turns out to be true and Clemens loses his future in baseball, like Pete Rose. I've said it before: Roger is playing a dangerous game, with these denials, and now that there is apparently physical proof he might have lost. Of course, we'll have to wait and see what these things say, but Clemens is clearly in trouble. How would one be able to tell the difference between manufactured/doctored evidence and the real thing?

Why would McNamee keep those syringes/physical evidence? If him and Roger were cool before, then there is no reason for him to keep those syringes/physical evidence unless he planned on turning on him at one point.