Archive for the 'Football' Category
Saturday, July 7th, 2007
Feds search Michael Vick’s property
By HANK KURZ JR., AP Sports Writer Fri Jul 6, 1:15 PM ET
SURRY, Va. - Federal agents investigating possible dogfighting searched property owned by Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick on Friday.
Portsmouth’s WAVY-TV broadcast video of investigators working under a blue tarp on a portion of Vick’s wooded property in southeastern Virginia. […]
Posted in Fashion, Virginia, Football, Crime, Violence, Pets |
Wednesday, February 7th, 2007
Wasn’t ‘Phallic Connotations’ the Hendrix album directly after’Axis Bold As Love?’
Prince’s halftime imagery questioned…had phallic connotations for some.
By JAKE COYLE, AP Entertainment Writer Tue Feb 6, 11:16 PM ET
NEW YORK - In the sensitive post-wardrobe malfunction world, some are questioning whether a guitar was just a guitar during Prince’s Super Bowl halftime show.
Prince’s acclaimed performance […]
Posted in Society, Music, S-E-X, Football, Holier Than Thouists-Conservative Evangelical Arm, Prince |
Sunday, November 5th, 2006
Shall we try to guess the lame jokes this event will spawn?
“…now why would someone do that?”
After the Steelers’ 2 and 5 start, they probably wanted their money back
Extra ketchup?
They must have known they were in a pickle when they heard the sirens.
These two won’t relish the next several weeks.
Thank youse, thank […]
Posted in Law, Pennsylvania, Entertainment, Cuisine, Football |
Monday, October 16th, 2006
JFK stops Aquinas
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IMAGES: readingeagle.com; cantonrep.com; (JFK) newprophecy.net; (Aquinas) irc.na.cnr.it
Posted in Law, Religion, Education, Automobiles, Football, JFK, Thomas Aquinas |
Saturday, October 7th, 2006
“Prehistoric, short-necked plesiosaur was as large as a bus”
This article about the discovery of twenty-eight Jurassic behemoths mentioned that the plesiosaurs teeth were as big as cucumbers and its vertebrae were the size of dinner plates. I trust them, but their yardsticks no longer carry the same shock value. It is time for scientists to […]
Posted in Nature, Education, Television, Baseball, Norway, Cuisine, Communications, Science, Football, Radio, Hair Care, Industrial Design, South America, KANSAS, Scandinavia |
Saturday, September 30th, 2006
“(North Carolina State professor Edward J.) Sabornie said he has now decided to let his name be known because he was upset by how Allen responded this week to the Salon story. “What George said on Monday really kind of inflamed me — that it was ‘ludicrously false’ that he ever used the n-word,” Sabornie […]
Posted in 2006 Election, Society, Virginia, African-Americans, Football |
Friday, September 15th, 2006
The reason for the question centers on the Associated Press report that Senator Bill Frist(R-TN) used military spending bill as a vehicle to carry his wish to ban the use of credit cards to pay on-line gambling debts. The story pointed out that the ban is favored by the NFL, anti-gambling and conservative sectors. The […]
Posted in Bill Frist, Football, Internet, Gambling, Credit Cards |
Saturday, September 9th, 2006
According to the Associated Press, a whistleblower is suing KBR–a subsidiary of Halliburton–because they used food ear-marked for a GI Super Bowl party and kept it form itself. The suit claims their are countless false invoices for which the taxpayer must cough up the moolah. The whistleeblower claims that huge tubs of chicken wings, cheese […]
Posted in Business, administration, Iraq, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Football, Halliburton |
Saturday, September 2nd, 2006
Minister of Tourism.The Holy Jihad Brigades announced they would kill non-muslims in Palestinian territory, but conversion to Islam, payment of a ranson or release of imprisoned Muslims in an exchange could gain a hostage’s freedom. It’s not exactly a free continental breakfast, but it beats the alternative.
This photograph accompanied the story, but may be mis-leading. […]
Posted in Religion, Football, Palestinians |
Saturday, May 20th, 2006
Congress Agrees to Raise Broadcast Indecency Fines
Conference to Decide Maximum Penalty
By Frank Ahrens
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, May 20, 2006; D01
More than two years after proclaiming outrage over Janet Jackson’s briefly exposed breast during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, both houses of Congress have passed legislation that would significantly increase indecency fines for television and […]
Posted in Business, Congress, Bill of Rights, administration, Television, Music, Football |