SPOILER ALERT!!
In Zombieland, Bill Murray has what's probably the single greatest cameo of all time. If you haven't seen the movie, you suck. But in the interest of not spoiling too much, there's a scene where Tallahassee (played by Woody Harrelson) pokes his finger into Murray's gaping chest wound, and Murray says, "Aaah...that's still tender."
Well, Cleveland fans can understand that sensation. Especially the ones who were at last night's Indians/Yankees game. And that tenderness made 'em mean.
From the Associated Press:
In Zombieland, Bill Murray has what's probably the single greatest cameo of all time. If you haven't seen the movie, you suck. But in the interest of not spoiling too much, there's a scene where Tallahassee (played by Woody Harrelson) pokes his finger into Murray's gaping chest wound, and Murray says, "Aaah...that's still tender."
Well, Cleveland fans can understand that sensation. Especially the ones who were at last night's Indians/Yankees game. And that tenderness made 'em mean.
From the Associated Press:
A fan wearing a Miami Heat jersey of LeBron James drew the ire of the crowd at a Cleveland Indians game and was escorted out of the ballpark.Here's some footage. The language is not so safe for work.
Fans in the left-field bleachers chanted obscenities and pointed at the man Wednesday night during the sixth inning of the game between the Indians and New York Yankees. Hundreds of fans joined in before security led the man out of Progressive Field.
As he left, some fans followed him toward the gate with more derisive chants.
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You have to credit the dude.
Frankly I'd have been afraid for my life...Cleveland seems a little crazy to me right now.
If MJ had been drafted by the cavs, even he would have bolted for a bigger market. I so do not blame james for doing this and i laugh at all the sissy cavs fans who can't handle the cruel reality of being small market fans
WV: Wonomea, as in "Last year I went to Cuba and got this awful wonomea"
Yeah, pretty much.
For me, without that cameo, the movie was barely worth watching.
Dude 1: "Yes, our baseball team stinks and our favored son just skipped town to check out naked chicks in Vegas, but we won! That guy with a Heat jersey got kicked out."
Dude 2: "Yeah, dude-bro. Let's go burn so more jerseys and wallow in self pity."
Dude 3 (in cap): "Up top, dude. Another reason not to shave my beard!"
1 - "Just played nine holes at the Riviera. Just walked on. Nobody there."
2 - Bill: "Saw Van Halen the other night."
Woody: "Really, how was he?"
Bill: "He's a zombie."
Honestly. I get that this dude wanted to be an attention whore, but there are safer ways. He'd almost be better off wearing Chargers gear to a Raiders game. Almost.
I haven't seen Zombieland yet, but it's on my To Watch list (along with a billion other movies). It's sounding promising -- might have to bump it up higher on the list.
Completely off-topic for this post, but since there was some brief Ghostbusters discussion the other day, I had to share this. Greatest car ever? Greatest car ever.
WV exproppr- Dan Gilbert is an ex-propp(e)r of LeBron.
James was paid about $100,000 for Friday and Saturday.
Wade had to pay about $5,000 for the table next to LeBron's table.
Shawn Marion was hosting Friday night at Tao when LeBron was at Lavo. On Saturday, Lamar Odom was hosting at a competing club but bailed to come over to LeBron's party at Tao. Dance off may or may not have happened.
The ladies in the tub at Tao were not naked - they are wearing rose petals. This happens at Tao every night, nothing special.
http://www.youdrivewhat.com/ecto-cooler/
Yes, the Cleveland fans were a little too happy to hate on him (and waaaaaaay too happy after he got kicked out), but that guy wasn't exactly trying to quietly enjoy the game with his girl either.
Can I petition bawful for a cartoon on the Big Creaky? His continuing unemployment presents untold opportunities for comedy. The CAnswer and him can have their own summit - of unemployment.
have you guys seen the best 10 Nets plays of the season on nba.com? The number 1 play is simply Devin Harris saving a ball while jumping in to the stands.
What does this mean?
The LeBron Heat jersey guy was wearing an Ohio State hat.
FML
http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/07/miami-heat-sell-out-season-seats-so-they-fire-30-members-of-ticket-sales-staff-classy.php
"While the decision to release part of our sales force was a difficult one, we greatly appreciate their contributions to the company..."
Seriously, got the best player in the league, tickets are sold out. Don't really think it was that difficult. But no one ever accused NBA front offices of being intelligent (e.g. David Kahn). Well, Riley's a genius, not sure about everyone else.
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