Mark Gonzales created a “Circle Board” out of nine skateboards. Then skater Anthony Pappalardo tried the contraption out. via flavorwire.
You do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around. Apparently that's what baseball is all about.
'Catty' does not describe how the BYU women's soccer team plays against New Mexico in this match. This is like watching Braveheart. It has to do with the orbit of the moon and the fluoridation of water.
I wanted the Phillies to win just for the aftermath. I like a nice “dude falling off taxi” or “dude humping reporter” or an urban fire with a side of looting—all standard in Philly. This is all New York had to offer. Whoo.
Patrick Haas' personal fitness system involves beating yourself in the chest “so that your bones and skin adapt and become stronger.” I believe all exercise is masochistic.
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Meb Keflezighi became the first U.S. man to win the New York City Marathon since 1982 on Sunday, a victory that capped an outstanding day for American distance running. America, f*ck yeah!
Sometimes, if you want something, all you need to do is ask for it. Is that so wrong?
So Ron Artest made a music video called “Afghan Women.” Cool?
In broad daylight, for 5 minutes, with a number of spectators. I hope they're fighting about their favorite gymnast or something equally Soviet and meaningful.
Turns out, soccer players are pretty good at Guitar Hero, but they have to play on their own terms.
It's like Mr. Met traded his baseball for a globe and some RHYTHM. Sports!
Sports Buzz For those of you who ever thought, “I'm totally gonna grease that bitch's mat!” during yoga class, this is the sport for you.
Ok, less of a “trick” than a “fall.” This is the first time I've laughed since last night's Mad Men. Not really on topic, but seriously, that episode was brutal.
5 year old Romanian Giuliano Stroe has been bodybuilding for most of his life. The preschooler performed the fastest 10m hand-walk with a 10lb ball between his legs, and now is a new entry in the Guinness Book of Records. Hooray, normal childhood!
ESPN held a poll to see what conferences people prefer in different states. Needless to say, the results are not very surprising.