That is because I know something you don't know..
'And what is that?'
http://i50.tinypic.com/30u63hy.jpg
That is because I know something you don't know..
'And what is that?'
http://i50.tinypic.com/30u63hy.jpg
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4701571
It really just gets darker and darker... I hope all you fuckers are happy.
He got arrested at Uptown Caberet hahaha. I used go there back in the day, I saw Jenna Jamison there on 2 separate occasions as well. Thats the kind of strip joint Pacman would frequent.
Tyven will be proud.
boner
haha holy shit
lol isn't that great also
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OolG-Oc0P4
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Stop reminding me of Jake and BojanglesBojangles is AWESOME and doesnt belong in the same breath as Clutch.
Hey guys, it's december and the cowboys went up on the Power Rankings (not that they hold any water)... are we sure the mayan calendar doesn't end in 2009?
A+ thread.
RoflSanchez works on sliding on right leg
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Associated Press
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- New York Jets coach Rex Ryan brought in New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi as a special guest instructor to teach rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez how to slide.
After watching Sanchez struggle with some of his slides while avoiding pressure in recent games, Ryan called Yankees team president Randy Levine on Tuesday. He asked if the World Series champions could send someone over to the Jets facility to help their franchise quarterback.
The Yankees ended up sending Girardi, who guided New York to its 27th World Series title last month against the Philadelphia Phillies. Sanchez, who has a sore left knee, worked on sliding on his right leg and went through 10 to 15 slides under Girardi's supervision.
Ryan said he needed to "bring in a champ" to help Sanchez.
God Mode doesnt involve sliding, silly Rex.
Rex also taught Sanchez how to properly hide a hot dog while eating it on the sidelines. Ryan has set the record of eating 58 hot dogs in under a minute while on the sidelines of the Carolina game while still managing to call plays that led to Delhomme INTs.