Successful Athletes Who Played In Pain
Tiger Woods heroic win at the US Open on Monday was made legendary in part due to his overcoming significant injury/pain. We now know how significant his injury is and was as he is now out for the season.

Sports Illustrated has run a great article, with pics, of famous athletes who have overcome pain on their way to victory. Some of these athletes on this list, errr Curt Schilling, have been called out for having “faked” their injury. You be the judge.
June 20, 2008 No Comments
Mondays Insanity
How to tell you’re not well liked at work.
Russert honored with empty chair on ‘Meet the Press’
Saudi’s to pump more oil. Bush to get no credit.

Odd record. Tattoo artist sets world record completing 415 tattoos in 24 hours.
Bob Novak: Media’s bias of Obama worse than JFK.
Cool optical illusion wine holder. Buy it here.

Yang tucks his tail between his legs, YaaaahooooooooOooooo
You’re playing golf, that sudden urge strikes you and you’re nowhere near the bathroom…A new club for your bag.

Aerial picture of Aircraft Carrier docking. You forget just how massive these floating cities are.
Cool tattoo shirt sans the creepy, hippie girl.
Bacon Memory stick…mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Speaking of bacon
Obama’s fathers day message is directed specifically at black fathers saying, “They have abandoned their responsibilities, acting like boys instead of men. And the foundations of our families are weaker because of it.” Where’s McCain’s berating speech to black fathers?
What the f*ck is wrong with people?
Jim Webb rumored to be on the short list Obama’s VP. Here’s a problem Webb might run into. Although I agree absolutely that women have no place on the battlefield good luck explaining that to the far left backing Obama.
Tiger battles through pain to secure an 18 hole playoff against Rocco Mediate for US Open.
Think you’re having a bad day on the job? Try this one on for size. 17 yr old, rookie plumber, burns down $12 million mansion.
To all the Dads out there that had to put up with our sh#t.
June 16, 2008 No Comments


