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Who Is This Girl And How Do I Meet Her?
Anyone know who she is? Let me know cause Im adding her to the spank bank.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. Tweets Pic Of His Trainer, Floyd Sr.
Floyd Mayweather Jr and his father Floyd Sr had a bit of a scuffle on HBO’s 24/7, which ended up with Jr kicking out Sr from the gym. It was believed that since then the two didnt have a relationship. Then Floyd Jr tweeted this. The picture is below the tweet.
F – Marry – Kill [Vote]
Lets play a quick game of Fuck, Marry, Kill with these 3 broads.
Vote below.
Teacher Avoids Jail Time For Rape By Marrying Her Student
Does this look like the face of a teacher who would “rape” one of her students then to avoid statutory rape charges married the alleged victim.
Wrigley Field Renovation Plans
Being born in New Jersey I grew up a Yankees fan and going to The Stadium growing up I thought it was the greatest place ever to watch a baseball game. But as I got older I began to realize how much of a dump the old Yankees Stadium was. Thank God they have a new stadium.
When I moved to Chicago even as an adult I remember being so excited about going to see historic Wrigley Field. I’d go to 2 or 3 games a year just so I could say that “I was at Wrigley.” But just like the old Yankee Stadium I started to realize that Wrigley Field was a dump. I would hold my pee for hours before ever using the bathroom at Wrigley. They dont have stalls, they have horse troths.
Now they’re finally renovating the old dump instead of building a new stadium like every other franchise. Except for the Red Sox of course.
Here are some of the proposed renovations for Wrigley Field.
Who Is This Girl And How Do I Meet Her?
Anyone know who this is? Comment her name and I’ll try to get an interview with her.
First Known Picture Of Someone Flipping The Bird
The year is 1886, and the gentleman is Boston Beaneater pitcher Charles “Old Hoss” Radbourn. This photo is a pre-game snap before a game against the New York Giants (thus, the finger, I imagine).
In the two-pitcher rotation era, Radbourn compiled a 309–195 career record. In 1884 he won the National League’s pitching Triple Crown with a 1.38 ERA, 60 wins and 441 strikeouts.
A butcher by trade, Radbourn was once asked if he ever tired of pitching so often. He replied…
“Tired out tossing a little five-ounce baseball for two hours? I used to be a butcher. From four in the morning until eight at night I knocked down steers with a 25-pound sledge. Tired from playing 2-hours a day for 10 times the money I used to get for 16 hours a day?”
