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| Posted by Susan c. Finkle on 14-Aug-2005 | y guy cheerleaders are not gay!!!many guyz will not become a cheerleader for fear that they will
be called gay. this i dont under stand beacause there are many
things that would not make them look gay. i am going to list
some of the reasons that cheerleading guyz should not be
considered gay.
1.your surrounded by 15-25 girls everyday.
2.if your flyer (which is usually a girl) falls theres no
telling were your hands catch her.
3. many stunts (if u are a back spotter)require placing ur hands
on the flyers ass to push her up into the air.
4. a chair reqires u to put your hands between the girls legs.
5. there is no laying on other boyz (like in wrestling).
6. girls cant get mad at u for catching them in a bad spot if
they fall out of a stunt.
the #1 reason boys in cheerleading r not gay is:
7. at cheerleading camp you have to leep there n your sleeping
in the same bunk as 15-25 girls. there mite not be enough beds
u mite have to share w/ sumone.
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| Posted by ~SwEeT*HeArT~ on 14-Aug-2005 | Philadelphia Eagles Football SchedulePhiladelphia Eagles Football Schedule
September
15 Gov. Mifflin Jr. High
22 Cub Scout Troop 101
29 PA Blind Academy
October
6 Spanish American War Vets
13 Cripple Children's Home
20 Wernersville State Hospital
27 Girl Scout Troop 353
November
3 PA VD Clinic Post #3
10 Philadelphia Boy's Choir
17 Korean Amputees
Special Monday Night Game
December
9 Utopia Gay Boys
RULE CHANGES FROM LAST YEAR
1. When playing the polio patients, Eagles must not disconnect
leg braces.
2. When playing the blind academy, Eagles must not hide the
football under their jerseys.
RULES THE SAME AS LAST YEAR
1. A touchdown (this is when the ball is carried over the goal
line, for all you Eagle fans that have never seen one) is still
worth 6 points.
2. The Eagles will be allowed 20 men on the field at all times.
3. The Eagles will be allowed to substitute with the band
members at any time during the course of the game.
4. The Eagles will be allowed 10 time-outs as opposed to 3 for
the other team.
5. The Eagles will be awarded a first down for each gain of 3
yards or more.
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| Posted by sam bennett on 14-Aug-2005 | Dave Barry's version of the '96 OlympicsArticle by Dave Barry on Olympic Coverage
TRUMPETS: BOM! BOM! BOM-BOM BOM BOM BOM!
BOB COSTAS: Good evening, and as you can tell by the sound of the Olympic
Theme Song that we play almost as much as we show Kerri Strug's historic
vault, it's time for our broadcast of The Recently Videotaped Olympic
Games Featuring Americans. We're going to start by taking you right to the
track-and-field stadium, where the men's 100-meter dash is about to get
under way, despite the fact that it actually happened 4 hrs ago.
TRACK COMMENTATOR:Bob, this promises to be an exciting race, featuring
Americans.
COSTAS:And what are the obstacles that these Americans have overcome to
create a Human Interest Factor for our broadcast?
TRACK COMMENTATOR: Bob, from left to right, they have overcome psoriasis,
vertigo and a bad allergy to vinaigrette dressing.
COSTAS: We'll come back to the men's 100-meter final, but right now we're
going to replay the video of Kerri Strug, an American,overcoming her ankle
injury to make her courageous vault. (Kerri Strug vaults.)
COSTAS: What a human moment! Time for a commercial.
ANNOUNCER: We're IBM. We're a giant corporation with vast computer
expertise That's why we're in charge of keeping track of all the
statistics for these, the Olympic Games of 1953. Thank you.
BOM! BOM! BOM-BOM BOM BOM BOM!
COSTAS: Now we're going to take you to women's beach volleyball, where the
sun is shining brightly despite the fact that it is now 10:37 p.m. on the
East Coast.
BEACH VOLLEYBALL COMMENTATOR: Thanks, Bob. This is Holly McPeak, an
American, and as you can see in this digitized, computer-enhanced,
ultra-slow-motion Beach Cam closeup shot, she has overcome cellulite.
COSTAS: I'll say. When is she going to serve?
BEACH VOLLEYBALL COMMENTATOR: She'll be serving in about 4 seconds, Bob.
COSTAS: I'm sorry, but we don't have that kind of time, because we need to
show this Heartwarming Moment. (Kerri Strug vaults.)
COSTAS: Now let's go out to the cycling competition, where I believe we
have a race involving an American.
CYCLING COMMENTATOR: That is correct, Bob. We have an American shown here
pedaling furiously in 637th place, with a solid chance to move up to 636th.
COSTAS: What obstacle has this American overcome?
CYCLING COMMENTATOR: Bob, he is overcoming one hellacious case of
hemorrhoids.
COSTAS: We'll have more on that exciting cycling race, but right now we're
going to return to the Olympic track stadium for an update on the men's
100-meter dash.
TRACK COMMENTATOR: Bob, the race started about two seconds ago and should
be over in about eight more seconds. None of the Americans has fallen down.
COSTAS: We're going to break away from the men's 100-meter dash at this
point, but we will be covering it throughout the course of the evening.
Right now, however, we want you to see this moment, captured by our NBC
cameras. (Kerri Strug vaults.)
COSTAS: Now let's head out to the pool to check on the progress of the
American swimmers, all of whom have overcome asthma.
SWIMMING COMMENTATOR: Bob, here we see an American swimmer winning a race.
This happened earlier.
COSTAS: How much earlier?
SWIMMING COMMENTATOR: Twenty-four years, Bob. This is Mark Spitz.
COSTAS: Time for this commercial.
ANNOUNCER: We're the Nike Corporation. We pay famous athletes millions of
dollars to wear our shoes. Because of this, you, the public, pay absurdly
high prices for these shoes. Is that stupid, or what? Thank you.
BOM! BOM! BOM-BOM BOM BOM BOM! (Kerri Strug vaults.)
COSTAS: OK, right now there are exciting gold-medal competitions going on
in archery, shooting, rowing, kayaking, table tennis, softball,
volleyball, team handball and judo, so right now we're going to take you
to beach volleyball.
BEACH VOLLEYBALL COMMENTATOR: Bob, as you can see, American Holly McPeak
is bending over.
COSTAS: I'll say.
BOM! BOM! BOM-BOM BOM BOM BOM! (Kerri Strug vaults.)
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| Posted by c?line rioux on 14-Aug-2005 | TysonWhy does Mike Tyson cry during sex?
They invented mace!
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| Posted by eric s. jozovich on 14-Aug-2005 | Brainy BeckhamBeckham is at a press conference, and has just been asked a
question. "They keep your breath fresh for hours, and they're
only 2 calories!" he replies smiling. The weary journalist shook
his head, and said, "Tactics, David - I asked you about tactics!"
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| Posted by Mr Subaru on 14-Aug-2005 | Yogi-isms (By Yogi Berra, Baseball Player)1. I die rarely.
2. It's a deja vu all over again.
3. It's not over till it's over.
4. If you come to a fork in the road.....take it!
5. I really didn't say everything that I said.
6. You can observe a lot just by watching.
7. Never reply to an anonymous letter.
8. I usually take a 2-hour nap from 1 to 4.
9. When asked what time it was, I said; you mean now?
10. At Yogi Berra day in St Louis 1947: "I want to thank you for
making this day necessary."
11. If the world were perfect, it wouldn't be.
12. Yogi on the 1969 NY Mets "overwhelming underdogs."
13. If the people don't want to come out to the ballpark,
nobody's going to stop them.
14. On why NY lost the 1960 series to Pittsburgh; "We made to
many wrong mistakes."
15. The future ain't what it used to be.
16. It gets late early out here.
17. Nobody ever goes to that resturant over there, it's too
crowded.
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