Dan Graziano argues that one weekend’s worth of disappointing outcomes should not be extrapolated to mean the Big East was overrated. I’m biased, but he’s right as far as I’m concerned. Doesn’t excuse Georgetown’s pitiful performance though.
At In-N-Out, Tim Lincecum eats three double-doubles, two orders of fries and a chocolate-strawberry shake. My goal for calendar year 2011 is to eat at In-N-Out.
A Texas man became so upset at a price hike on Beefy Crunchy Burritos that he opened fire on police. No one was hurt, but the guy never got his burritos. My question: How is “the Original Jalapeno Fried Chicken”? Sounds pretty awesome. Hat tip to Catsmeat for the scoop, and then about six more people after that.
Turns out the afro’d kid on the cover of Notorious B.I.G.’s “Ready to Die” was not a baby picture of Biggie himself, but a child model named Keithroy Yearwood from the Bronx. Pretty awesome claim to fame.
Since I mentioned the waivers possibility earlier. Lewis has been pretty good for the Indians since 2007, which, as Aaron Gleeman points out, should raise some eyebrows about the move. Also, there’s a furniture store in Chelsea named Jensen-Lewis. I always thought that was weird, and wondered if he knew about it.
Awesome. I didn’t know the figure-four leglock was something that actually worked; I thought it was just a fake wrestling move. But I guess probably anything a UFC guy tries on some petty thief is going to be pretty effective. Via Josh.
Does this mean he’s finally gritty?
In which Bob Klapisch unironically explains why the Mets should have kept Luis Castillo.
Via Jon Bois. Hard to quibble with the champion, but I’m shocked that Nutella made it so deep into the tournament.
Good info from Mike Salfino at SNY Why Guys.
Tedquarters 