Originally Posted by bukowski72
http://deadspin.com/here-is-a-cubs-m...-he-1559270527
Unfriendly Confines: The Cubs vs. Billy
http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local...216100291.html
I work with a woman who came in this morning and said that the guy who punched the mascot is a friend of hers. Yes, he was drinking a bit. He had no idea until yesterday as to how viral the video was.
Last edited by 4Dragons; 04-07-2014 at 11:43 AM.
LOL @ 1:00 "She hasn't passed anyone, yet, but she's about to..."
Reminds me of this one from last year's Open Championship:
While Mickelson said he thought a round in the 60s would give him a chance on Sunday, the BBC's Peter Alliss said something to the effect of, "My, he's a positive man. Let him live in his own happy little world."
Want her to do a porn with the fitmom chick
Real Life Barbie?
Another greyhound race. This one from the old Wembley Stadium. No commentary but just as impressive.
Trap 6
dog racing should be banned worldwide
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2601346/Brazilian-woman-mugged-LIVE-TV-thief-tries-snatch-gold-necklace-interview-high-crime-rate.html
Woman doing an interview about crime in Brazil has her necklace snatched during interview
I also got to post this because it's sftrue:
I can understand the outrage towards Wal-Mart being the biggest beneficiary of the food stamp economy when it's a gigantic $200 billion company. Point well taken on the surface.
But if one looks deeper it is best to leave this area alone. Why? If Wal-Mart paid a living wage to everyone drawing food stamps it would raise prices across the board so that it would negatively impact other poor people who DON'T work at Wal-Mart.
The irony here is that the massive corporate & investor capital gains taxes being paid by Wal-Mart and their shareholders help finance the food stamp program to begin with, so the money is recycled indirectly back towards the laborers' pockets, anyway.
It's just a very weird and fragile economic situation that is actually best left alone unless anti-trust laws are used to break up Wal-Mart as a monopoly...which is a whole other discussion.
I say this as a Democrat, too, and I fully understand the U.S. has a serious wealth inequality problem with the very rich not paying enough in taxes, etc.
(I'm not going to go further on the politics and economics than this post, but it was worth explaining why direct wage raises at Wal-Mart may not be a very good solution for the economic grievances against the company.)
Bricks will be shat.
teach me how to do this. i've mastered the chip twirl..but this would be sweet to break out at the wsop
Youtube has brought us such hits as two girls one cup and other disturbing and amusing videos. With that I give you.. Two Hamsters One wheel. (And I dare you to try and not snicker and laugh... and if you don't your just a sick mofo :P)
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