01
Jul
St. Hasselhoff
And no love for the sisters? Whatever this gentleman’s situation, something tells me that if Beyonce or Gabrielle Union offered their assistance, it would be welcomed with open arms. Who is this guy? Rap and chess? It can’t be RZA, he looks nothing like this guy:
Do you also like logic? If you answered yes, you’d do well to read this piece by Dan Wetzel of Yahoo Sports about the recent allegations that current Chicago Bull and former Memphis Tiger Derrick Rose may have had someone take his SAT for him and the idiocy of the NBA’s age limit.
If Rose sang or danced or wrote computer code, even if he hit forehands or curveballs and not free throws, his acumen at standardized questions concerning probability, diction and critical reading wouldn’t matter.
They do in basketball because NBA commissioner David Stern wanted to control long-term labor costs and use college ball to market his young stars. In 2005, his league began requiring American players (but not Europeans) to be at least one year out of high school to be drafted.
That essentially sends them to college ball, where outdated and hypocritical amateurism and academic rules exist not because they have any moral basis, but so the NCAA can avoid billions in local and federal taxes.
Isn’t it amazing how much clearer the picture gets when you follow the money?
30
May
Steve Harvey: Moron
I love the delicious irony of someone saying that atheists are idiots while demonstrating their complete lack of understanding of the concept of evolution.
Then again, we’re talking about a guy who is on this 3rd marriage and wore a hi-top fade wig for years, but still feels justified in writing an advice book, so…you know.
The idiocy starts at about 3:53.
So we know that he’s stable, doesn’t discriminate, and likes to play chess. Sounds like quite a catch.
24
May
Jim Halpert lost.
13
May
De LA + Nike
Sorry, Naomi. You know I ride with you on the globalization tip. But…De La!
04
May
Jasper Redd. Movie star.
They were killed on the same day, in the same way. One of the deaths captured the attention of a city and spurred the Los Angeles Police Department into overdrive. The other slipped by unnoticed, leaving a lone detective with little more to go on than hope.
Some stories don’t even need commentary.
