- A hilarious (and nice) story about Shaq in a diner, and twitter... which is why I've got a twitter account now
- ... bear with me here ... my buddy Cam sent me a message saying that a friend of his spotted Shawn Marion doing groceries on Sunday after the Raps win over NYK. For anyone interested in what he bought:
- Fruité Brand Fruit Drink (1 x Fruit Punch, 1 x Grape - I'm pretty sure)
- Kraft Singles
- Doritos (Original Nacho Cheese)
- Mr. Noodles (4 packs)
- Kraft Smooth Peanut Butter
- Cashmere Brand Toilet Paper (12 pack Double Roll - *sale item*)
- Pizza Pops
.... the odds of Shawn Marion putting on 30lbs immediately after he retires? I'm going to guess pretty good...
- Liz and I saw Fired Up! on Sunday night. And yes, that's the one with the Cheerleaders. I went into thinking that I would like it in the same way that I like Bromance, The Hills, The Real World, etc., but it was actually legitimately funny... plus its hard to beat the $10 student deal (movie, drink, popcorn) at the North York Centre.
- I don't normally spend a lot of time trolling around Pitchfork, but they have a really cool interview with Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw of Metric.
- (via Herohill) The Acorn on Daytrotter
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The Real CB4 is also on twitter:
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Out of nowhere, really, but thoughts on this, Robbie? http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/tennis/news/story?id=3928844
Love that someone stood up, and A-Rod - despite his generally brain-dead tennis - always seems like a good guy.
It seems kind of empty if he's the only one protesting, doesn't it?
possibly...though I'm glad someone appears to have noticed the injustice. Any conceivable way that Dubai retains its WTA credentials next year? And, if so, how totally gutless does/would that make the WTA? I'm farily stunned they didn't do anything this time around. Shameful.
Possible? I'd say probable.
The minute you asked I went to Wertheim: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/jon_wertheim/02/23/adin/index.html
and, I'd add also, that in a terrible economy the WTA isn't in a financial position to penalize Dubai...
and, I didn't realize that Roddick was defending the title in Dubai, which I think adds a little gravitas to his stance. So, more kudos to him.
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