Thunderstruck Thursday Dumptacular
Ron Artest admitted that he used to drink at halftime while playing for the Bulls. I find this incredible, but there’s also a sense of disappointment. Now, what can Ron Artest possibly admit to that would shock me? Seeing a photocopy of his high school diploma would be a good start. <detroit4lyfe>
The cocky son of a bitch who has been bragging about losing weight by eating nothing but Subway sandwiches is apparently fat again. This is interesting because I’ve definitely wished that on him a few hundred times. I’m not going to start bragging until Michael Strahan goes mute though. <thatsfit>
The Broncos have been sucking pretty hard recently and now their fans are convincing themselves that the Chiefs are a dangerous team. On the one hand, they beat the Steelers. On the other hand, they have 3 wins all year. This kind of feels like a pedophile trying to convince himself that the next elementary school kid he rapes is going to put up a real fight. <predominantlyorange>
Get your ‘Let Tiger Chase His Tail’ shirts today. Great line, but the shirt actually looks pretty shitty. Unless you like walking around with a picture of a tiger on your shirt. If so, you probably also like red slushy stains, mustard and drool on your shirt… and Twilight. <brobible>
And now, drunk driver theater, also known as a great place to wear your stained tiger shirt. <holytaco>
Raiders fans are now begging Al Davis to relinquish control of the team and hire a GM by putting their plea on a billboard. Wait, the Raiders don’t have a GM? There’s no barrier of sanity between Al Davis and day-to-day team operations? Frankly, I’m surprised they still show up to games on time with their uniforms. <justblogbaby>
Here are some new Mila Kunis pictures. Jesus, Mila, you knew a photographer was coming over and you couldn’t even fix yourself up a little bit? Lazy… <thedailyfix>
That’s it for now, but send tips to bootleggersports@gmail.com. Who knows, we might even get around to writing a real article today.
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