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Archive for December, 2007

Throughout 3 quarters, the Sixers and the Portland Trailblazers played a pretty tight contest, trading the lead a couple times while playing a defense-oriented game with several bricks on each side.  However, that all changed at the end of the 3rd:
Trailing 63-59 in the third quarter, the Blazers went on (18-12) to hold [...]

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Saved By The Bell Mondays!!!

Remember the time we guessed who was coming to college?!?! AND IT WAS KELLY?!?! OMG OMG OMG I DO I DO

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Kyle Korver Traded To The Utah Jazz

The Sixers get Gordon Giricek and a 1st round pick in return:

“We are excited about acquiring a player of Gordan’s ability, as well as an additional asset in the form of a first-round draft pick,” Stefanski said. “This move will provide us with increased salary cap flexibility this off-season and also allows us to continue [...]

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16-0?

Are  the Patriots going to do it?  It’s up to the Giants to try and spoil them.  I’m so watching this game tonight.  BUT WHICH CHANNEL?!  CBS, NBC, or NFL?!

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His buzzer-beater against the Grizzlies baby! He came alive in the 4th quarter, scoring 17 of his 23 points, including this amazing shot to win the game 99-97. It’s what stars in the making do…

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Saved By The Bell Sundays!!!

Remember the time Slater had a friend?!?! And it was a chameleon?!?!?! I DO I DO

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Dallas Cowboys Safety Roy Williams went stupid again this past Sunday when he pulled the jersey/shoulder pads of Eagles QB Donovan McNabb.  The NFL just suspended him for one game for this blatant disregard for the rules. Watching the replay shows just how close McNabb actually came to basically having another broken freakin’ leg:

Christ, let’s [...]

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Yep, your Philadelphia Phillies were checking out yet another starting pitcher, this time Mr. Ana Benson:
They wouldn’t say much about their impressions, other than they plan to talk more with the scouts who watched him and collect more information. Benson, 33, threw 60 pitches in front of the Phillies and about eight other teams [...]

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Namely dyke bitch cops who she punches in their dyke bitch faces:
A foxy Philly anchorwoman - who once e-mailed sexy swimsuit snaps to a married TV talking head - became an anger woman today, calling a female cop a “dyke bitch” and slugging her in the face, law-enforcement sources said.
The bizarro incident occurred when [...]

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Saved By The Bell Sundays!!!

Remember the time Zack sprained his knee and he needed SURGERY?!?!?! AND REMEMBER WHEN LISA VOLUNTEERED THERE?!? I DO I DO

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Look Familiar?


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They saw a pretty decent jump in their key demos:
WYSP’s decision to return to rock three months ago seems to be working well - though, predictably, success has came at the expense of competitors. According to the November Arbitron report, WYSP (94.1) finished second in cumulative weekly audience among listeners ages 18 to 49 - [...]

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Mitchell Report goodness reveals several Phillies players proven/thought to have taken steroids in the past 15 years:
Page #178 - Bobby Estalella
Page #181 - Jeremy Giambi
Page *182 - Benito Santiago
Page #197 - Lenny Dykstra
Page #225 - Jason Grimsley
Page #238 - Ryan Franklin
Page #243 - Todd Pratt
Page #270 - Gary Bennett Jr.
Page #292 - David Bell
Page #293 [...]

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Dane Cook: Joke Thief

He joins a long list of guys such as Robin Williams, Denis Leary, and Carlos Mencia (or Ned Holness, whichever he prefers to go by) by stealing a bunch of bits from a much better comedian in Louis CK:

Jackass.

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Philly Daily News columnist Bernard Fernandez reported this gem:
Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins (48-4-1, 32 KOs), The Ring magazine light-heavyweight champion, and undisputed super middleweight titlist Joe Calzaghe (44-0, 32 KOs) have been jawing at each other for years, but always from a distance.
Or at least that was the case until Friday, when their paths finally [...]

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