Erratic behavior..
TLC is suing Jon Gosselin for breach of contract based on his erratic behavior. But seriously, if you were looking for reasonable behavior would you really choose someone who thought it was a good idea to have eight children?
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Well, unfortunately for Yankees haters, tonight we discovered that you really can’t spell Los Angeles Angels without at least three “Es”.
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Recently released NCAA transcripts from 2006-7 show that some Florida State football players were reading at a second-grade level. Over at USC they were shocked – there are college football players who actually read?
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Michael Vick had better not participate in any taunting when the Eagles play the Raiders Sunday. I think it violates the terms of his parole to be cruel to dogs.
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The Eagles-Raiders game didn’t sell out and will be blacked out this Sunday. Is the NFL really using the right incentives? Maybe they should have threatened that without a sell out, it would be the only game broadcast in Oakland?
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According to SI.com, Stephen Strasburg, the Washington Nationals’ most highly-hyped prospect ever, had a strong first start in the Arizona Fall League. Well, he’s already accomplished one thing – this might be the first time the words “Washington Nationals” have been used in a baseball game story in October.
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From T.O to T.J. Now Seahawks receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh is is complaing that he’s not getting the ball enough. Maybe because none of the coaching staff can fit his name in the playbook?
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Another comment on Garth Brooks coming out of retirement, from Bill Littlejohn: “Relax, Padres fans; it’s to sing.’’
But actually, could Garth hit that much worse than the regular Padres lineup?
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October 17, 2009 at 3:04 am
Moe bad news for Mets announcer Ron Darling, who had to watch every game of the team’s miserable ’09 season. He’s now been charged with failing to pay his taxes and could go to prison. On the bright side, prosecutors have said that if convicted, they will recommend he be sentenced to time served
October 18, 2009 at 9:07 am
Good joke about the Angels being a charity. Why dont they just hand the games to em — oh wait they are. My theory is that once these supposedly “fundamentally sound” teams come to NY, the stench of bad play from Flushing wafts over to the Bronx and transforms them into … well you know.