To make matters worse, at the time this photo was taken, Brad Childress and his deep-fried beard were being shown on the Metrodome jumbotron. Distasteful and disgraceful, much like the Vikings refusal to wear assless pants.
And yes, it's always that misty in Prince's skybox.
It took robust hippo balls and some creative thinking for you to request Axl Rose-inspired hair extensions the same day you signed that contract extension, L-Frank. We'll always share that memory. Never forget, little buddy, never forget.
On a positive note, the actual Axl Rose will attempt to steady the Nets row boat for the next 66 horrifying "basketball" games.
It certainly wouldn't be a stretch to say this is the stiffest Wang has looked in all of 2009. He does appear to be keeping himself in shape though, as the last thing the Yankees want to see is an overstuffed, flabby Wang.
That's right, you can order a used copy of "The New Gold Standard: Charlie Weis and Notre Dame's Rise to Glory" from Amazon.com for one shiny penny. You can also get a brand new copy for $0.60.
You know what else you can get for about that much? Two momentarily uplifting gum balls that taste like grasshopper shit after three chews.
But, since it is the holidays and the gum ball machine is empty, we sprang for the $39.95 collectible version that comes with a pepperoni-bedazzled cover.
It turns out the Rangers win over the Blue Jackets last night wasn't just a wake up call for the struggling Blueshirts, but for the inactive dong of New York Post writer Larry Brooks, too. Notice the original time stamp of the article.
Throw on your khakis and argyle socks, it's time for a ride down squirrel dick lane.
You'll particularly enjoy the part where an out-of-touch Lupica talks to the one alleged Knicks fan he knows -- a guy who awkwardly dresses next to him at the health club.
"The Sports Hernia: Where I go online to get my laughs." --Peter Vecsey, New York Post, NBATV
"The Sports Hernia does what good satire should: It makes you laugh hardest at yourself." --Sally Jenkins, The Washington Post
"Not since turf-toe has a painful injury been so damn funny. I've even been known to steal jokes from the Sports Hernia from time to time." --Dr. Blogstein, Radio Happy Hour
Nothing changes an average game like Betting Online. When you have a stake in the outcome of a contest, a typical match can become a memorable event. One might say that it's even more fun than a sports hernia...
and you could come away with some extra cash! The only better feeling than winning is having extra pocket money.