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it sucks

this is a rough clip but it does get funnierwonder showzen

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Wow how tragic.....did anyone here watch the game?

from FOXSports.com:

Quote:<span style='font-size:25pt;line-height:100%'>Lucas suffered fatal injury in Sunday's game </span>
Associated Press

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Former NFL defensive lineman Al Lucas died on Sunday from a presumed spinal cord injury sustained while trying to make a tackle for the Los Angeles Avengers during an Arena Football League game, the team said.


Al Lucas played two seasons (2000-01) for the Carolina Panthers. (Tom Hauck / Allsport / Getty Images)

Lucas was taken to California Hospital and all attempts to revive him were unsuccessful, team physician Dr. Luga Podesta said in a statement.

Members of the team were prohibited from speaking to the media after the game. A call to a California Hospital spokesman was not returned.

"It is with great sadness that we confirm the passing of Al Lucas. At this time, the thoughts and prayers of the entire Avenger organization are with his wife and family," team owner and chief executive officer Casey Wasserman said in a statement.

The 26-year-old Lucas was injured during a first-quarter kickoff return against the New York Dragons.

Television replays showed Lucas bending down to make a tackle. The Dragons' ball carrier and a blocker tumbled over his head and back, with the blocker's leg appearing to hit Lucas in the head. Lucas did not move after falling to the ground.

The 6-foot-1, 300-pound lineman played two seasons (2000-01) for the Carolina Panthers.

He was selected to the Arena League's All-Rookie team in 2003 while playing for Tampa Bay.

"Al Lucas played arena football with passion and integrity. The entire AFL family extends its deepest sympathies to Al's wife and family as well as his friends, family and teammates," commissioner David Baker said in a statement.

Lucas was married to De-Shonda Lucas and had a daughter, Mariah.

I have a question.


Can you name any movie that contains a scene in which the card game Uno is played?


I've been racking my brain on this one.



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I'm sure that SpikeTV will replay the fight that I just saw as it was the most amazing fight I've ever seen.

It was the finale of their reality show between Stephan Bonner and Forrest Griffin.

It was 3 5 minute rounds where they just stood and beat the shit out of each other. No takedowns, no grappling, no submissions.

It was like Gatti-Ward with more blood.

Each of them were landing amazing shot after amazing shot, and somehow they just kept standing.

Hopefully this will bring my Gonzo back to the board.

Heres some optimism found by an eternal realist (myself)...

"Randolph insisted he was neither stunned nor numb. He has, after all, been on this ledge before. The view then was hardly pretty, but he knew the fog would eventually clear. The sky wasn't falling, there was no reason to duck.

The Yankees were winless in their first three games, losing two at Anaheim, another at Oakland, to the aggregate score of 21-5. Somewhere The Boss must have been huffing and puffing, maybe even sharpening his ax.

The year was 1998, and wise baseball fans remember not that inglorious start, but the merciless, orgiastic finish. For that is when the Yankees won 114 regular-season games, 125 total, swept the Padres in the World Series and earned sculptures in the pantheon of the greatest teams ever. "

These guys aren't the 98 Yankees, but its something to cling to, which you need when you're hanging off the edge of a cliff.

Can you see me waving?

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