OTTOTD: 8/3 ('Rollin)

On the topic of in season recruting for NCAA 2011 from yesterday.

You said you only go after 10-15 guys. Do you switch the guys each week or do you stay on them until they sign? At what point do you cut bait on a recruit?

But older model.

http://smotri.com/video/view/?id=v63479574c0

Favre has told teammates he will NOT play this season, citing wear and tear on his body. Team is hoping he will change his mind

I guess that’s what happens when matthan comments elsewhere.

Jeremy SHELLICKSON

Jeremy SHELLICKSON

It’s some good stuff.

Comments could get hilarious.

Jeremy SHELLICKSON

1. “Two stars were on a promotion tour out of the country for their recent movie. One star is engaged and is starting to make a name for himself. The other, also a male, is married. The two got so inebriated one night that they left a party together and ended up spending the night together. They woke up naked, cuddling, and in the same bed. Not Tom Hardy.”

2. “This A list female reality star is at it again. Along with her celebrity husband, the couple recently stayed a honeymoon type resort. The couple, who got a regular room instead of a suite spent much of their stay staying in their room and ordering lots of room service. When the staff delivered items to the room, the couple were not especially shy about hiding their bodies and were rarely fully dressed when opening the door. One of the most interesting things noticed by the staff were the tripods located in the room. Hmm. Wonder what they were for?”

3. “At a recent promotional event, a publicist noticed that her young actress was feeling a little uptight. In a move reminiscent of high school dances—where some mischievous kid slips a bottle of the hard stuff into the punch bowl—the publicist started slipping a little something into her beverages under the table. By the end of the autograph signing session, our young girl could barely stand.”

Jeremy SHELLICKSON

get after it, bitches

LIFE’S A BITCH AND THEN U DIE, THATS WHY WE PUFF LYE

should i post snippets?

who fucks this 35 yo writer because he’s way like her dad but with these perversions that turn the girl on.

waiting for the pitt/jolie bb girl to be 15. i’ll be like 35 then. gonna be the best movie ever.

is that rape?

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RE: The Most Underrated Baseball Player of All-Time

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deac29 wrote:

burns15 wrote: You cannot possibly tell me honestly that you would have taken, in the 90’s since thats the only decade Griffey was healthy in, Griffey over Bonds. Just a short summary:

Griffey in the 90’s was one of the best defensive outfielders ever to play the sport
Griffey had and has one of if not the sweetest swing in the history of the game (Ted williams and a few others)

Griffey’s average season in the 90s: .302, 38 HR, 109 RBI, 15 SB (Won a Gold Glove and was an All-Star ever year of the decade —-10)

Bond’s average season in the 90’s: .302, 36 HR, 107 RBI, 34 SB (Won only 8 Gold Gloves and 8 All-Star appearances)

Fairly similar stats, although Griffey’s are slightly better. Furthermore, Bonds was in the prime of his career during the 90’s and early 2000s, while Griffey just entered his prime in the later portion of the decade…… had Griffey not been hurt, he would have obliterated the home run record——without the use of steroids (easily would have hit 800)
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Not the important ones, though. Bonds had an OPS over 1.000 every year from 92-05. Griffey only did that 4 times his whole career. Griffey only twice had an OBP over .400. Bonds did 17 times, including every year in the 90s except for 99 (when he was hurt). Bonds was better and its not particuarly close.

A) Griffey was hurt just about every year from 2001 on, so this is just a discussion of the 90’s… so you can throw out Bonds stats from 2000 on
B) Griffey was just breaking in and establishing himself in the early 90’s, where as Bonds was already entrenched,… so I will admit Bonds had better years in that portion of the decade
C) How have I not included the important statistics?…. yes I have read moneyball and a ton of the new statistics oriented books and agree with most of them…..OBP is a great statistic, but frankly Griffey’s job was not just to get on-base anyway he could (it was to do anything he could to drive in runs, where as Bonds was a leadoff hitter for a portion of the 90s….. I’m not arguing who had a better eye at the plate here… the fact that Griffey had more protection in the lineup may have led to a lower OBP, because of the inability to pich around him with Edgar Martinez, Buhner, and at the end ARod in the lineup
D) Griffey changed the game with his defense…..
E) If Griffey does not get hurt, and thats a big IF I understand, he would have had over 800 home runs easily, and we would not be having this discussion about Bonds
F) Griffey did not take steroids…. Bonds did…. his achievemnets are therefore tainted and not nearly as impressive

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It might be a good idea for Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele to start screening his calls.

Last week, the embattled GOP chairman took a call at his home from someone he thought was a prospective GOP donor and, during the conversation, dismissed the idea that former Sen. Norm Coleman might be after his job. “Norm is an old friend. Norm is not going to challenge me for RNC chairman,” Steele said. “If he does, I’ll put my record up against anyone who comes after me.”

The only thing is: Steele wasn’t talking to a donor. He was talking to conservative blogger Evan Gahr, who was pretending to be a donor and who later published the conversation on his site. (He calls himself Washington Gadfly.)

coping with the post-interview stress. You know, the one where you think to yourself “Why the F-CK did I give that as an answer? Gods, who came up with the idea to ask people what their WEAKNESSES are? I don’t wanna tell them that! AAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaa…”

…yeah, I had a stressful morning. And you?

can’t believe i’m allowed at “family day fairs” lol

MANCHESTER, Conn. – A woman who knows the driver who fatally shot at least eight co-workers and himself at a Connecticut beer distribution company says he had complained of racial harassment at work.

Joanne Hannah says her daughter dated Omar Thornton for the past eight years. She says her daughter had no indication he planned anything violent Tuesday morning after he was asked to resign from Hartford Distributors and refused.

Hannah says Thornton, a black man, had complained to his superiors about a picture of a noose and a racial epithet in a bathroom at the distributor. Her daughter told her the supervisors did not respond to his complaints.

Hannah says Thornton called his own mother after the rampage “to say goodbye and that he loved everybody.”

http://tampabay.sbnation.com/2010/8/3/1576148/best-rays-twitter-feeds

bro can’t talk after christina mentions taking a bath

http://baseballanalysts.com/archives/2010/08/three_up_three_1.php

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