El Guapo
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man what has happened to her...... she was so hot once....... she is headed the wrong way....... she's not gonna last long......
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It would be a crime if he doesn't win..... He deserves way more than what he's asking for..... Cheap Bastards...... He'll be in Yankee pinstripes soon......
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It's not quite the impact of Michael Jordan's famous return to basketball in 1995, but Scottie Pippen is seriously considering a comeback and hopes to play for a contending team in this season's playoffs. Pippen, who turned 41 on Sept. 25, says he's in better condition and health than at any time in the last five years. And in the Eastern Conference, his veteran presence could change the balance of power and be a major influence in the playoffs. Source: Chicago Tribune Always liked Scottie but at 41 i think he should stay away...... He didn't look to good when he retired with the Blazers....
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Gisele Bundchen #1 in my book :thumbup #1 in my book 2
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Wow what a shame........ At one time she was so hot...... Rest in Peace...
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nice job.....
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Notre Dame.... Jimmy Clausen 5 star QB Natl. rank #1 Robert Hughes 4 star Rb natl. rank #9 Matt Romine 4 star OG natl. rank #12 Gary Gray 4 star CB natl. rank #6 Duval Kamara 4 star Wr natl. rank #8 Emeka Nwankwo 4 star OT natl. rank #22 Armando Allen 4 star Rb natl. rank #21 Harrison smith 4 star S natl. rank #25 Mike Ragone 4 star TE natl. rank #2 Kerry neal 4 star DE natl. rank #31 Golden Tate 4 star Wr natl. rank#37 Taylor Dever 4 star OT natl. rank #29 Brandon Walker 4 star K/P natl. rank #5 Brian Smith 3 star MLB natl. rank#30 Ian Williams 3 star DT natl. rank#36 Andrew Nuss 3 star OT natl. rank#52 Steve Paskorz 3 star SLB natl. rank#36 Aaron Nagel 3 star WLB natl. rank#14 Great Job done by Charlie Weis
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awesome show......
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How about the one of replacing the pound with a slap to the face.... or the rock vs. paper for the last beer
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why..... dude you got your a** kicked around last season, your already a legend........ it's time to go away
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Bernie Williams has a big decision ahead. The New York Yankees have offered the former All-Star outfielder a minor league contract and an invite to spring training. ADVERTISEMENT The offer was reported Wednesday on Sports Illustrated's Web site and confirmed by a baseball official who spoke on condition of anonymity because the team didn't publicly disclose the offer. "I'm waiting to hear from Bernie," Williams' agent, Scott Boras, said Wednesday. "Once I talk to him, he'll let me know what he's thinking." The 38-year-old Williams has been with the Yankees since 1991 and has expressed a desire to remain with them. But with the team's plan to go with 12 pitchers, platoon at first base and move Jason Giambi to designated hitter, there is no spot on a 25-man roster for Williams at this point. Johnny Damon took Williams' job as the starter in center last year, and Melky Cabrera is slated to be the fourth outfielder. New York manager Joe Torre likes Williams' abilities, which could weigh in his favor if he does come to camp. Williams filled in capably last season when Hideki Matsui and Gary Sheffield were injured, batting .281 with 12 homers and 61 RBIs. He told The Journal News in Westchester, N.Y., last week that he has other interests in his life now that are just as important to him as baseball. "When you give a large chunk of your life to a team, it is hard. It's not like I am a journeyman," Williams said. "When you play this game for a long time, you take things for granted and think it won't end. But the harsh reality of it is, it will."
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c'mon... that was B.S. people at the beach speak english everywhere you go...... why are they trying to make it look like nobody speaks english down here.... what so the rest of the country can think that nobody speaks english in miami..... what for
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people like that should hang......
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Got the Colts but i'll be rooting for Da Bears......
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SYDNEY, Australia - A diver escaped a 10-foot shark's attack by poking the animal in its eye after it had already chomped on his head once and was preparing for another bite, witnesses and officials said Tuesday. ADVERTISEMENT Eric Nerhus, 41, was flown to a hospital with serious injuries to his head, body and left arm after the attack Tuesday off Cape Howe, about 250 miles south of Sydney. The shark grabbed Nerhus by the head, crushing his face mask and breaking his nose, said Dennis Luobikis, a fellow diver who witnessed the attack. "He was actually bitten by the head down ? the shark swallowed his head," Luobikis said. The shark, believed to be a great white, came back for a second bite, clenching its jaws around Nerhus' torso and leaving deep lacerations in his side, said Luobikis. Nerhus wrestled free of the shark's jaws, and later told rescue workers he had poked the shark in the eye, an unidentified worker from the Snowy Hydro Rescue Helicopter service told local media. Nerhus was pulled from the water by his 25-year-old son and rushed to a hospital, suffering blood loss and shock. "Eric is a tough boy. He's super fit," said Luobikis. "But I would say that would test anyone's resolve, being a fish lunch." Shark attacks are relatively common in Australian waters, home to some of the world's deadliest sea life. Scientists say there are an average of 15 shark attacks a year in Australia ? one of the highest rates in the world ? and just over 1 per year are fatal.
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Big Red..... And if you dont....... Fu*k you
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I wanna see A.Sanchez win the job... if he can keep playing the way he is right now it's his to lose... the guy is fast and gets on base.... and once he does let him loose....
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ESPN reports Bill Pacells not coming back.... Bill Parcells retired from coaching Monday, leaving the Dallas Cowboys after four seasons and ending a stellar career that featured three Super Bowl appearances and two championships. The announcement came 15 days after the Cowboys' season ended with a heartbreaking playoff loss in Seattle. He'd been at his office nearly every day since, and there were other indications that the 65-year-old coach was returning for a fifth year in Dallas and 20th as an NFL head coach. "I am in good health and feel lucky to have been able to coach in the NFL for an extended period of time," he said in a statement. "I leave the game and the NFL with nothing but good feelings and gratitude to all the players, coaches and other people that have assisted me in that regard. "
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oh my god....... i'll be right back..
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WoW.... i gotta catch that show..
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excellent post......
