World Cup Angel of Death Nonsense

World Cup Angel of Death Nonsense

Published on July 4, 2010 by Joseph Parish

It all started when a news reporter covering the World Cup games had nothing better to do then to undertake connecting the loses experienced by several teams to the appearance of a name rock star who was attending as a fan. I would hope the reporters agent would make an apology for the wasted time and space that the correspondent has done for his readers. It appears that Rock “n” Roller Mick Jagger has supported several teams which are participating in the World Cup and they have all lost the match. In light of these defeats the articles writer has deemed Mr. Jaggers to be the World Cup Angle of Death.

World Heavyweight Boxing Championship 1960-1975

World Heavyweight Boxing Championship 1960-1975

Published on July 4, 2010 by Kim Seabrook

Sporting Epics.

Lets Race: Racing Schools in The United States and International

Lets Race: Racing Schools in The United States and International

Published on July 3, 2010 by GWitt

A comprehensive list of schools that teach students to race both in the United States and International. If you love to race or drive fast the list will provide you with a safe way to indulge in a favorite pastime.

Some Tennis Lingo Explained

Some Tennis Lingo Explained

Published on June 30, 2010 by Lucas Dié

Wimbledon always brings out the best in players and reminds us of the worst creations in languages. I have compiled a few choice expressions that you might want to acquire in case you get caught in the middle of tennis buffs.

A Nice Family Fishing Trip

A Nice Family Fishing Trip

Published on June 28, 2010 by GWitt

I took the family on a nice day trip to go fishing. It turned into a great time. Now the wish to go fishing more often.

The Vuvuzela: An Instrument, or a Nuisance?

The Vuvuzela: An Instrument, or a Nuisance?

Published on June 27, 2010 by Silent Writer

You decide.

Faking Injury to Win Games

Faking Injury to Win Games

Published on June 25, 2010 by Joseph Parish

Here we are, well into the World cup 2010 soccer series coming to us from South Africa and I must say that I am very delighted that the sport has been drawing additional fans these days. Many new fans have their eyes tuned to the television as they watch not only their home country team but other nations as well. I for one think this is simply great.

The Inexpensive Ishapore Enfield 2a1 for Survivalists

The Inexpensive Ishapore Enfield 2a1 for Survivalists

Published on June 25, 2010 by Joseph Parish

Most survivalists or preppers are looking for an inexpensive rifle to compliment their other survival supplies. They don’t really wish to spend a lot of money on these weapons as they hope that their use will not be necessary. In either case, a weapon of some sort is vital for protecting your family and resources in the event of a major breakdown within our infrastructure.

A Roof Like an Umbrella Fit for The Queen

A Roof Like an Umbrella Fit for The Queen

Published on June 22, 2010 by Lucas Dié

It has happened to most of us; take an umbrella with you and it never rains; leave the umbrella at home and get drenched. Something similar seems to be happening to Wimbledon and its new roof. And: Her Majesty is going to play the Centre Court on Thursday despite not being ranked by WTA.

Hunting for Sheds

Hunting for Sheds

Published on June 22, 2010 by knewf

No, Not a "shed" like a barn. A "shed" like DEER ANTLERS.