10/06/2006: Beans, beans, good for your heart…the more you eat, the more you fart…
We know those are empirical facts. Studies are also indicating less cancer risk with more bean consumption.
More beans…more gas…less cancer.
10/06/2006: Beans, beans, good for your heart…the more you eat, the more you fart…
We know those are empirical facts. Studies are also indicating less cancer risk with more bean consumption.
More beans…more gas…less cancer.
10/06/2006: Indiana Pacers guard Stephen Jackson apparently got into a fight, during which he fired a gun at his assailants.
Apparently, he–and other Pacers players–were leaving a strip club and got into a verbal melee that escalated into a physical one. In the process, Jackson was punched, then hit by a car. Jackson, in turn, pulled his concealed handgun and fired at the vehicle.
I’m very surprised that Jackson is not being charged. I say this for a couple reasons:
It will also be quite interesting to find out if Jackson–or the other Pacers players–escalated the confrontation themselves.
If that is the case, then Jackson has done no good favors for those of us who are responsible gun owners–with concealed carry licences–who are anal about public safety.
10/06/2006: This one is a bona fide blast from the past, coming from Shirley Povich, reporter for the Washington Post, on 09 October 1956, the day after Don Larsen–a mediocre pitcher for the New York Yankees–pitched the first and, to this day, only perfect game in Major League postseason history:
The million-to-one shot came in. Hell froze over. A month of Sundays hit the calendar. Don Larsen today pitched a no-hit, no-run, no-man-reach-first game in a World Series.