Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Criket England vs. India Last 2 overs of Indian innings in 6th ODI
"What a wondeful game of criket." I love the Jamaican commentator, "that's the nature of the game."
2007 Oktoberfest Beer is Here!!!!!
... AND GOD SAYS, "YOU'RE WELCOME"
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Monday, September 10, 2007
Madden Quotes
“I was just going to say that with the tightness that’s a cramp. That’s what we talked about you know dehydration and we were just talking about this and you know dehydration and you get dehydrated and you get cramps.”- John Madden
“Very infrequently will you see the KICKER dehydrated.”- Al Michaels
“You know sometimes they warm up so much and kick so many balls into the net they have these little drills they do……they just hyperventilate themselves.”- John Madden
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Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Whoopi Goldberg defends Michael Vick
HAHA... WOW... here we go again...
(AP) - So much for the sedate alternative to Rosie O'Donnell on "The View." Whoopi Goldberg used her first day on the daytime chat show Tuesday to defend football star Michael Vick in his dogfighting case. Goldberg said that "from where he comes from" in the South, dogfighting isn't that unusual. It's like cockfighting in Puerto Rico," she said. "There are certain things that are indicative to certain parts of the country."
In the Vick discussion, Goldberg served notice that she won't shy away from controversy.
Co-host Joy Behar looked horrified at Goldberg. "How about dog torture and dog murdering?" Behar asked. "For many people, dogs are sport, Goldberg replied, and it appeared it took awhile for Vick to realize that he was up against serious charges. I just thought it was interesting, because it seemed like a light went off in his head when he realized this was something that the entire country didn't appreciate," she said.
Sweet Jesus. I don't about you, but there are so many that I can not even count the number of fallacies Goldberg uses in her argument to defend Michael Vick. Hmmm, lets see, so, I guess if you come from "the South" (i guess Virginia counts) you are allowed and basically expected to be cool with and participate in dogfighting. I realize that there are "certain things that are indicative to certain parts of the country," but if these "things" are innately horrific and inhumane they should not be defended by anyone with half a brain. So, this excludes Whoopi.
Also, Whoopi, way to basically stereotype an entire country. I guess if you are Puerto Rican you must be a huge cockfighting fan... haha... typing this makes me laugh because this generalized notion by a "respected" person is so ridiculous it is almost inconceivable. It is actually incredibly racist. Way to go Whoopi... way... to... go...
And for you Puerto Ricans out there... enjoy the cockfight tonight. Good God.
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Barcelona - Athletic Bilbao Ronaldinho's free kick goal
Free kick... Barca... Ronaldinho... you know what happens next.... chuuuch.
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The legend Bobby McMahon's links (all worth looking at)
Nick Szczepanik on the cardiac screening of players.
The Beckham effect on MLS website visits. (very interesting)
For those of you who followed the FA Cup blog last season you will recognize Jarrow Roofing Boldon Community Association FC. That was the side that the blog started to follow at the Extra Preliminary Round last season.
A look at the challenge Israel will pose for England in European qualifying.
Duncan Castles considers the battle for the Arsenal boardroom.
James Lawton delves more deeply into David Dein’s ambition.
Stewart Robson with a comparison of Pires and Ljungberg vs. Hleb and Rosicky.
Brian Doogan takes a look at Portsmouth’s impressive new signing John Utaka.
The dream is dead – again! American Samoa will not be one of the thirty-two teams in South Africa in three years time.
In another extract from his autobiography, Sir Bobby Charlton on Denis Law and George Best.
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