Orlando Magic: Single Again
Lots of people are on dating websites these days. In fact, it’s safe to say the internet has revolutionized the way lovers meet. It’s quite brilliant, actually.
Month: July 2012
While prodigies prosper, my golf game gets ghastly: The simultaneously inspiring yet discouraging story of Latanna Stone
“My son is better at this than I’ve ever been at anything in my life. He’s better at this than you’ll ever be, at anything. My son has a gift. He has a gift, and when you acknowledge that, then Continue reading While prodigies prosper, my golf game gets ghastly: The simultaneously inspiring yet discouraging story of Latanna Stone
Mickey Rourke, the fastest man alive
There’s this joke that starts out “So Mickey Rourke meets Usain Bolt outside a London café, at four in the morning, challenges him to a race and beats him.”
Your weekly caption contest celebrates fictional characters and relief pitchers
It’s obvious to anyone who’s ever laid eyes upon San Francisco Giants reliever Brian Wilson that he clearly marches to the beat of a different drummer.
Manufacturing hands at the poker table
On slow nights at the poker table, you sometimes have to create your own luck.
SportsChump goes hip-hop (video)
I am hip-hop.
Chumpservations, Vol. 27: Radio Shack emails, cows eating chickens, divorce attorneys and why it’s still not safe to go back in the water
Shacked up I guess because of that one time I went to Radio Shack a year and a half ago,
Orlando performs Magic act by making laughing stock out of basketball team
I think I’m gonna be sick. As the NBA powers-that-be play musical chairs this off-season, i.e., Steve Nash to L.A., Ray Allen to Miami, Dwight Howard to nowhere, something occurred to me that, as an Orlando Magic fan, absolutely makes Continue reading Orlando performs Magic act by making laughing stock out of basketball team
Celebrate the Disgraced Sports Superstar with MC Hammer
1991 was a simpler time in America.
Blake Dunks, World Awaits (video)
Vince Carter once dunked over Frederic Weis in international play. Weis stood seven feet tall and Carter cleared him. To this day, that is Weis’ claim to fame and commonly considered one of the greatest dunks of all time.
