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xv. Pw

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Okay, well, this one does require a fiddling flake of context to fully understand information technology: right out of the gate in the first round, Pat Barry (blackness trunks) knocked Cheick Kongo on his back twice, and the announcers exclaimed multiple times that the fight was effectively washed.

Kongo somehow managed to go back on his feet both times, and he managed to find a line to Barry's jaw that hit him so hard, he was out before his arm realized he was out.

That's my favorite function: Barry's arm completing the dial entirely of its own accordance. I don't know why I have a favorite function. I shouldn't like this at all, because I don't like it when people suffer caput trauma, but our list of major sports that don't carry significant risk of caput trauma is limited to, like, golf game and lawn tennis. I'm pretty much out of the "principled stand" game these days.

14. Russell Westbrook gets T'd upward

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Russell Westbrook received a technical foul for this! That's because Dirk Nowitzki, an ordained Grand Wizard of Veteran Bullshit, is expertly familiar with what he can get away with. Afterwards all, the interpretation of the "he started it" issue varies profoundly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction:

NBA: Referee rules in favor of veteran.
Betwixt ii siblings: Parent rules in favor of older kid.
Between two siblings (sitcom): Both siblings ordered to undergo counseling session with live-in guitar-playing ne'er-practice-well uncle.
Betwixt you and your friend (at your house): Parent rules in favor of your friend, without exception.
Between you lot and your friend (at your friend's house): Your friend'southward mom's fellow stomps upstairs and instructs you both to "quit joejackin' around up hither an' do ya lessons," at which betoken your friend informs him that both of you lot are on summer holiday, at which indicate he says, "ya sure you kids ain't got any lessons ya gotta practise on account o' schoolhouse," at which indicate your friend reassures him that he is on summer vacation, after which he responds, "well I'1000 gonna enquire your ma, brand certain ya ain't got any lessons to practise on account o' school, an' if she finds out ya got any lessons she's gonna be bad at ya, merely tryin' to brand certain ya gettin' ya lessons washed on account o' ya gotta get to school," verdict ultimately stalled

thirteen. Lionel Messi's ridiculous goal

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At least pitchers go their own loma, 15 seconds, and a ball with grips that they're allowed to pick up with their mitt. Tin can we simply stop for a moment and appreciate how absurdly impressive information technology is to find the time and space during a Champions League friction match to essentially throw a curveball with your foot?

12. 'Worst day ever.'

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This cute moment came on the heels of a loss to the Chiefs, which was forced to overtime to begin with because Philip Rivers managed to fumble away the ball one play removed from a chip-shot game-winning field goal effort. As a Chiefs fan, this was the happiest I found myself all yr.

Merely I don't recollect I've always seen such honest, Thousand-rated candidness from an athlete in the wake of defeat. Information technology was such a "d'awww bonkers" to all the angels and demons out there, and all of a sudden, I didn't dislike Philip Rivers anymore.

11. HISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

This lilliputian girl's parents, who were kind, loving people of very pocket-sized ways, died while trying to save an creature shelter total of puppies from a 4-warning burn. Upon their deaths, of the little fiscal majuscule they had, most of it was repossessed by creditors, as they had fallen into debt to make sure their daughter had enough to eat.

They had, withal, managed to cloak-and-dagger away a very small sum to be given to their girl in the event of their passing. She was given an envelope in which she found a letter of the alphabet, adorned with a smattering of mitt-fatigued hearts, how proud they were of her and how much they loved her. They knew she loved baseball, and in this envelope they also included plenty coin for bus fare and a ticket to a baseball game game.

The next day she stepped onto a bus, the first time she had ever done so, emboldened by memories of her mother and father reassuring her that she was a "big girl." She missed them dearly, but she was also determined to savour this day they would have wanted her to enjoy and then much.

The footling girl stood on her tiptoes to attain the reach the ticket window and tenderly presented a 10-dollar bill. Just enough for a ticket! For the start time in a long time, too long for a kid, she grinned as she pushed her little frame through the turnstile and plodded through the concourse, taking in, with wide optics, each sign that directed her closer to her seat.

Innings passed, and through each of them she sat in earnest please. As she watched foul assurance bounce into the seats, she wondered whether she was big plenty, fast plenty to catch one herself. And and so she trotted down the steps, gluing her easily to the runway in anticipation.

And then a bat came off the ball, up in the air, right to her. She held out her arms, and for the briefest of moments, she had a baseball. She was proud.

And then the lady yanked it out of her hands and celebrated with her friends. The lady totally forgot most it the next solar day because she was a super-rich millionaire because she was the president of the banking concern that took the girls' parents money. Also, she owned the animal shelter and it burned downward considering she didn't spend any money on a fire alarm system considering none of the dogs were poodles.

The little girl, non knowing what else to practice, trudged back to her seat and began to cry. She had nobody in the world to make her feel amend. She cried and cried and cried. She was all past herself. Alllllll lone.

THE END

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