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Who Gives A Shitna About Kitna?

09:41 PM ET 12.28

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(Or, Why Injured Reserve Ruined the Lions' Season)By Kenny Ocker Let's start this out by setting the scene. Week five, the Chicago Bears come in to Detroit to play the Lions. In the third quarter, with the game already firmly in hand for the Bears, Jon Kitna, the starting quarterback for the Lions for the last three years, is taken out of the game due to back spasms. He's never to return to the field for the Lions, accelerating the descent of the Lions into the NFL's cellar.What happened after this game is a disputed incident. The Lions elected to put Kitna on the…

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FN's Summit Series

09:50 PM ET 08.12

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A novel idea for Throwdown readers everywhere... I present to you... the SUMMIT SERIES!Anytohoo, back to what the Summit Series is. It's a series of Throwdowns (theoretically, it's an infinite series of throwdowns, but at some point, either participant will eventually die) that will determine who is in fact the better TDer between 0x and I.The topic is simple: What is the best starting lineup that you can build in the NBA? The catch? Every time a TD is completed, the five players on the winning throwdowner's side are ruled ineligible for any future TDs in this series. In the…

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Dogs, Pigs and Sheep Presents: The Videos -- Volume 76

02:32 AM ET 08.10

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Edition 76 within the hallowed blogs of DPS is my honor, and don't expect anything you expected from this group. All of the songs that I've selected have been selected, frankly, because I like them. They're good songs, and I promise I won't Bucmaster this.1. Don McLean- VincentThis ballad by McLean is written as the story of Vincent Van Gogh's life. It's a slow, solemn piece performed with an acoustic guitar and a voice. This song epitomizes the songwriting ability that McLean possessed, and while not blessed with a truly great voice, everything he performed and wrote…

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