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Interesting point Joegoofinoff. Also an interesting contrast with the monasteries, where performing manual labor is thought to bring one closer to God. I don't know how that works, but some of the lazier priests might try mowing the lawn once in a while.

Truth with humor. A bittersweet experience. I'm laughing and I'm depressed at the same time.

Ain't this pope something? Five years of Obama, now him to contend with. I must admit though that the Catholic church can put on quite a show. All those fancy embroidered robes, gold and silver accessories. The incense and ringing of bells and many colored candles with their light flickering...

Had a nice little football fan moment. Was watching the NFL channel when they went to a live audio feed of Dallas-Washington. Crucial fourth down play. Beasely comes and lines up. I think now do something Cole, and he makes a nice twenty yard grab for the first down. Dallas doesn't win without...

Big hit back in the 70's. No doubt popular with early proto-wiggers and helped kick off the overall Wigger Movement. http://youtu.be/l70_stPTuok

The dunks are nice but they're usually just for show. I really like the passing and court awareness. That's what will make him a difference maker at higher levels.

Nobody mentioned it but in the 8th round Maldana got fed up with Broner's holding so he head butted Broner right in the chin blatantly. Broner looked at the ref, grabbed his chin, and walked away. Then it seemed to occur to him he might have a way out so he fell down and started rolling around...

That's just the Mexicans showing their appreciation of his talent and personality.

Good news! I was really hoping the Argentinian would lay an ass whooping on Broner. Go to Eastside and check out some of the pre-fight photos. Broner has the ego of a spoiled five year old. I hope the fight ruined him.

What a smirk on that little homosexual looking prick's face. A head that's begging for an egg to be cracked over it. Preferably an ostrich egg. (I do not mean to offend any Baldo-Americans). Funny stuff there Ambrose. Rebajlo another classic. Good to see you back mate!

Man that last line in your post A.I.A., sums it up perfectly.

Yup. Took the words right off of my keyboard.

Is anybody anywhere in the MSM dinosaur media offering any yeah buts on this orgasmic worldwide standing ovation for Mandela? Anyone? Anywhere? No? As another poster would say, "weird, huh?"

Talk about your hopeless DWFs. This guy has checked himself into a motel in Las Vegas and won't be leaving but feet first. Some writer named Jay Busbee writing on something called The Shutdown Corner this morning calls RG Griffith the Third "THE MOST INTOXICATING PLAYER IN A GENERATION." No...

Ridley was a healthy scratch. Too many fumbles.

GiovaniMarcon, I always enjoy your posts, but ease up a little here bro. A lot of women are whip smart and tough as nails. This thing we call civilization wouldn't hold together without their contribution. They get stuff done. Even though they don't really lead Viking raids.

That laughing at the end sounded like someone toked up a fat one just before the fight.

Jeff Hostetler was a good runner. Very strong. About as good as it gets for back-up QB's. Went 4-1 in playoff games with 112 passer rating.

I wouldn't know how to classify myself. I've never sat down and written out a personal manifesto on my beliefs and viewpoints. I do like to follow white athletes, always have ever since I can remember. As far as race in the big picture goes, from what I can see, in terms of accomplishments in...

Jim McMahon was a guy who could move. He wasn't a stat monster in passing or running, but he had the instincts and athleticism to pull something out of the hat when needed. He liked to go headfirst too and at 6' 1" and 195 he's paying the price. When he had the headband flap with Mr. Corporate...

That must be it. All the good looking ones are down in Hollywood. Most of the lady cops around here, egads. I don't want to talk too much smack, but the only interest they could draw from a any male might be from Hans Brinker's little friend.

I didn't even know Hawes was still in the league. He started down in Sac and showed some promise, then disappeared for a while. At least to me. I don't follow the NBA all that much any more but it's good to see he's doing well.

The Hock seconds the motion.

Personal foul on Backrow. Unnecessary roughness.

I thought the same thing when I settled down with my breakfast to enjoy the 2nd half and they had switched to the Lions-Steelers. Very curious indeed.