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Isn't that something Rolling Stone pushed?

Complete games seem to be about the only way Ben Sheets can get a win.

Red Grange helped.

The guy was the undisputed best for, like, 50 years until Rice.

http://www.reuters.com/article/topNews/idU...=22&sp=true Four More Years! Four More Years!

Floyd retired.

Who is John Galt?

I think he's more interested in being a good president rather than a black president.

Another plucky underdog: Mike Tyson in Tokyo circa 1990.

She claims to be everything else imaginable (and some actually believe it), why not be a Democrat too? And, did you guys know that the New England Patriots were the underdog in the most recent Superbowl because they were the overwhelming favorite going in but lost at the very end?

I don't think he's in the top-3, but I can't possibly argue with the rest. A pretty good (and interesting) pick.

Scarfaphobia.

Is Marchetti the oldest player picked so far?

But, he's a black American. And I heard his wife occasionally wears a SCARF!

What's the next thing to bring tremors to these idiots' knees? Playground sandboxes? Nursing home craft-room quilts?

Yay!

Are you 11? It's not the pundits that are pathetic so much as the people who get all their "information"/opinions from them and stop there.

Oh, just be quiet and listen to your elders, you tiresome little puppy. Sorry, unlike a few retards, I'm not buying the ambassador stuff. You're afraid of a goddam scarf, you actually believe whatever you read in forwarded emails about a presidential candidate you actually refer to as "B.O." and you cite the absolute worst "sources" to prove your comic troglodyte opinions. It's the internet, don't try so hard.

Seriously, how can anybody possibly be threatened by a scarf?

I don't like the idea of some Americans being so frail as to be afraid of a FUCKING SCARF.

Did you guys hear that Obama is black? BLACK!

1980. Teddy Kennedy challenged Carter right up to the convention. Reagan had done the same to Gerald Ford four years earlier. Both challengers hugely overshadowed the incumbents with speeches and behavior at said conventions. These back-to-back scenarios are why the Dems insisted on ending this year's process well before Denver.

A more accurate question would be: How can you possibly find yourself suddenly so bitter over a process that has taken place at every single party convention since 1984?

You just can't stay away from the monster you created.

Three more.