Van Basten II

Now that's a date i'd like to have...

Love those tank reviews. http://www.amazon.com/JL421-Badonkadonk-La...2840&sr=8-6

Bixieland Bluenote82 Deep

Don't know how it works in other places, but here you are supposed to sign the ticket when you buy it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCaqavJ2cAo

Watch less and less tv, watched tonight a DVD of both fights involving Mathew Saad Muhammed and Dwight Braxton who would then become Muhammad Qawi. Man did Muhammed took a beating in those fight. Not sure what was the point of a rematch it be like Ricky Hatton fighting Pacquiao again.

Choo Choo Coleman Chris Cannizzaro Joe Ginsberg

Good one.

Post op ?

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Well the Argonauts do suck, that might be why.

Well, i don't want anything to do with Dave Foley

i thought it was funny, don't know where i would bring her for a date, since it seems jazz club is out of question, but i'd date her she'd make me laugh. And a woman that can make me laugh well... :blush2: Hey looking for info about her, she was married to Dave Foley (Newsradio)

Entertaining game in Bundesliga between Mochengladbach and Bochum , the away side took a 3-0 lead in the first half but Bochum stopped playing nice to the visitors and came back to earn a hard point, tying it 3-3.

Pictures or STFU

Ben Johnson Carl Lewis Linford Christie

Babe Ruth Ruth Madoff Ruth Westheimer

Ronnie Lott Jerry Rice Joe Montana

Felix Trinidad Oscar De La Hoya Fernando Vargas

The Bluenotes Crazy Horse The Shocking Pinks

Chelsea was the better team in the second half, played with more pace. Despite all this MU almost pulled it off, but the Bluies prevailed in the PK.

Watching the Community Shield on the web. Not a bad first half for a pre-season game. Took a while for Chelsea to assert themselves. They are still in the game with the score being only 1-0.

Six feet under Sex in the City The Sopranos

The jazz fans who are saying that the music is dying remind me of this old Jewish joke There was once a Jew named Itzik. He was a devout Jew who observed the 613 commandments. He attended shul devotedly and served on the committee that ran it. Itzik performed acts of lovingkindness to help the poor and the sick. He donated to create dowries for poor brides. He was a mensch in every respect. But Itzik was a relatively poor man and his capacity to do good was severely limited by his lack of wealth. So he began to think: “Wouldn’t it be wonderful if I would win the lottery! Just think of all the good deeds I could perform! I could replace the shul’s leaking roof, feed the sick and hungry, provide wedding feasts for poor newlyweds.” So Itzik began perusing the newspaper each week to discover his name among the lucky winners. He didn’t win the first week. So he said to himself: “God didn’t want me to win this week. But for sure he understands the great good I can do with my winnings and he’ll make me a winner next week.” When next week’s winners were announced, he again was not among them. This time he addressed God directly: “Lord, please remember how my entire life is devoted to You and to doing good for my fellow man. Please heed my call and make me a winner.” When next week’s winners were announced again he wasn’t among them. This time Itzik was bereft and addressed God again: “Lord, I don’t understand why you haven’t answered my prayer. Don’t you understand how much good I can if you make me a winner? What on earth can I have done wrong to again be a loser?” A booming voice from heaven replied: “Itzik, BUY A TICKET!!”

Ed Wood Beetlejuice Edward Scissorhands