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You think the Sox are having a bad day? Imagine this: You're a Siamese Twin's fan. Your brother is gay, you're not. He has a date tonight. You only have one ass. Going for the Sox in this corner, 6'1, 215 pounds John "The Blackout" Danks! For the Twinkies,, 6'4, 240 Nick "Oh s***. I'm about to get bounced from this rotation" Blackburn!

wite is making me happy on a very sad night.

Jon Stewart going back to town.

Kill. ME. NOW.

Please Dunn...please.

Lets do this ALEXEI!

God Juan...please.

Come on Brent.

OH MY f***ING GOD BECKHAM WAS SAFE.

f*** this game.

QUOTE (SoxFan1 @ May 3, 2011 -> 01:41 AM) Atlanta won't shoot lights out like that again. The Bulls came out slow but did a great job of battling back and taking the lead. I thought we had it locked up at one point, then Crawford and Johnson decided they'd make every single contested jumper for the last 16 minutes of the game. That was ridiculously frustrating. Deng, Brewer and Bogans played phenomenal defense on Johnson and Crawford for most of the game but they just could not miss. It was similar to watching the game against the Knicks earlier in the year when the shot lights out. No s***. There were like, 10 baskets those two tossed up where I thought "No way that goes in" and it would swish.

Time for a D-Rose "f*** that Loss. Redemption!" game.

Obama is having a nice 24 hours.

Now Colbert is going crazy. Damn, I love these two.

Jon Stewart is going to town.

QUOTE (Soxbadger @ May 2, 2011 -> 10:07 PM) Man that is what Im talking about. The US dropped the atomic bomb, thousands of people died in an instant. Most of the entire Jewish world was wiped off the face of the earth. The US and USSR entered a Cold War, the first of the wars (Korea) would result in the deaths of millions of people. The reason I have to come off so damn hard, is that there are people who I really respect making 9/11 way more important than it was. I could live with it being the worst terrorist attack in history, I could live with it being an event that made us feel less safe. But to say that it caused a bigger impact than World War II, is just elevating it to a level it cant be. 9/11 is more comparable to Pearl Harbor, than to the entire war. Wait...who said this?

QUOTE (Milkman delivers @ May 2, 2011 -> 09:58 PM) I'm about to watch the Daily Show and the Colbert Report. They should be epic tonight. Five minutes in it already is.

Paulie Kong.

Yesterday at the adidas store at Water Tower Plaza, they had a baseball jersey. White, black pinstripes. Bulls logo, Rose name and number on back.

One, whoever said that I wouldn't have lasting memories of 9/11, since I'm 18, I was eight at the time. I was sick, early that morning, passing the Village Hall in Aroma Park, riding with my dad to my grandma's so she could watch me. Listening to Mike & Mike in the Morning, like every morning. "A plane has just flown into the World Trade Center" --- Mike Greenberg "Oh s***." --- My dad I remember my grandmother being horrified, saying they would never stop talking about it because while I didn't realize the gravity of the situation at the time, I'll be damned if I don't have crystal clear memory of that day. That attack and all the war and suffering that has come from it has been more a part of my f***ing life than any other world event. This man was one of the greatest embodiments of Evil the world has ever seen. And you know what my first thought was? "Instead of celebration...people are going to spin this into politics and try to keep it from being what it really is. A time to come together. Bush and Obama did it, not one or the other." Then, my next thought? "He's gone." That Greg, is all we need. No biblical-vengeance filled desire to celebrate. Am I happy? Yes. Will I celebrate? Yes. Will I go out partying like crazy because he's dead? No. It's not respectful to those who have had their friends and family killed. This moment is for them, for those that fought him and his f***ing evil since before I was born. While things like that Osama in Hell twitter are hilarious, who gives a s*** what goes on in Hell, if there is a Hell, anything. He...he's gone. That's only thing we can all agree on and it's more than enough. He'll never touch Hitler's level of evil, but damn...he's gone. A stain has been removed from this world and maybe instead of celebrating his death, we can celebrate our world being purified, our own cleansing, because it happened last night. And all anyone can do is spin this into "Bush vs. Obama" or worry about retribution or wishing the dead man to rot in Hell. Our world is finally clean, if it's only for a day. That should be more than enough.

QUOTE (lostfan @ May 1, 2011 -> 09:09 PM) @paulpierce34: I told Wade I will f*** his mom like how my man D.West did his mans. Thats why I got ejected" I guess he deleted it or something idk, I see it quoted a bunch of times but it's not on his profile Edit: Thibs needs to get ROY too.

QUOTE (FlaSoxxJim @ May 1, 2011 -> 10:56 PM) CNN The Bush Statement?

QUOTE (FlaSoxxJim @ May 1, 2011 -> 10:51 PM) I assumed President Obama contacted GWB earlier in the day to give him the news, and that was just confirmed. GWB wrote a statement that was just read that was short, well-composed and very fitting. Where at?

QUOTE (lostfan @ May 1, 2011 -> 10:47 PM) LOL they are singing "Kiss Him Goodbye" That is badass.

QUOTE (lostfan @ May 1, 2011 -> 10:46 PM) When he sees a death certificate he'll take credit for it all "I funded the gold tipped bullet that fabulously pierced his body."