stevelabny wrote:but what really gets my goat is that is a negative "disgusted" icon on fbc, instead of a playful "sitck out tongue" icon like it is everywhere else.absolutely kills me.
Yeah, he looks like Mr. Yuck with a baseball cap on.
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thats the thing. SC is no longer funny. the older guys (kilborn, Patrick, Olberman) we funny without being annoying. everyone else is obviously just trying too hard and gets on my nerves
Linda Cohn- "here is another look just in case you stepped away for another bowl of corn flakes"
Every Time i see Stuart Scott i want to change the channel. he tries so hard to be ghetto, but he doesnt even come close to pulling it off. i guarentee that all the black athletes that he interviews laugh at him behind his back because they realize how big of a fake he is. the guy is garbage and its a shame that he is the best that ESPN can come up with. there is a big diference between having a personality and being obnoxious. Scott crossed that line around the 15,000th Boo Yah!!!
Fat white dude shoulda left ...the big black one probably next.
--> Fat white one studdered and put too much energy into it to the point you could barely understand him.
---> Black guy that was eliminated had very little life to him.
First of all - I think its a great concept for ESPN to put a "reality - contestant" show on a dead night. I guarantee they had a huge share of the overnight nielsens. If you like those type of shows or not, they are the ones getting the viewers. Besides, how many of us would love to be an ESPN anchor - how cool is that?
After watching the show last night I came to the realization that there are two groups who have made it this far - about half who have a realistic shot at it, the others will just be episode eaters. Obviously some people are overmatched, and will be near the first to go. I think this contest could probably have started out with 6-8 competitors, but then ESPN would rather have a 12 episode winning show than a 6-8 episode show, right? Regardless...
There was no way Hall should have gotten America's vote. Everyone who watched the show collectively gasped and wondered what the hell the rest of America was watching when he was given that vote.
Cornbread Maxwell wrote:I think its a great concept for ESPN to put a "reality - contestant" show on a dead night.
Maybe the Tigers should start up a "Who Wants to be a MLB Pitcher" contest to get the crowd more involved during dead nights - AKA home games not involving the Yankees.
*prepares for the flak cornbread is about to fire*
"Jack, will you call me, if you're able?"
"I've got your phone number written, in the back of my Bible."
I would certainly pay to get the chance to pitch at, er, I mean to some players. When does Juan Gone come to town? I wonder if he does a good Sammy Sosa beanball impersonation?