King Mike

A Debate vs. A Creationist NFL Player

09:14 PM ET 08.08

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Okay, so for two days, I had been engaged in a debate with some random christian creationist and an NFL Player. Yes, an NFL player. Michael Ray Garvin, well known as a Football player and track star at Don Bosco and Florida State University, and the other guy debated for their position on why Christianity is "true." I, of course, took the side of science and reason. The transcript of this is below. Please comment if you wish:Me:Thank you. I hope you realize that the Earth is billions of years old and at least you believe in evolution. Also, I'm glad you're going to play some football, good…

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Bud Selig and Donald Fehr: Baseball's Legacy of Ashes

02:47 AM ET 06.24

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"Power without responsibility - the prerogative of the harlot throughout the ages"- Rudyard Kipling
It is so often said by the media that "The Steroid Era" is the player's fault at large. That sort of an assertion is rather dubious in true nature. It is also said by the (supposed) Jesus of Nazareth that one must be marked openly for their beliefs. Brothers and Sisters, I urge you to not take ESPN's word for everything; that is, that the players are fully responsible for their use of PED's.
Whatever baseball stood for in the late 1990's-early 2000's was the stewing of a money…

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Selena Roberts: The Gossip Writer of Sports and A-Rod

01:29 AM ET 06.17

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Gee, where is Penn and Teller when you need them? "We're Penn and Teller and Selena Roberts is bull----!!!"
People have been asking me why I haven't written about the book A-Rod: The Many Lives of Alex Rodriguez by Selena Roberts. Well I have been a little more politically motivated these days and not really paying attention to sports books. I'm a little too interested in reading, currently, the Iran Elections. However, as a quick read, I happened to pick up the book from my local book store and, quite frankly, this was not the book I was expecting.
Putting it mildly, in the words of…

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