Art Sandusky

If he was capable of teaching while on that, more power to him.

Hmm, hard to tell. I can't imagine someone being dumb enough to get caught in the act at a school, so he must have done something that gave him away.

And it's gotten me into following Tennessee basketball instead of being unable to even guess at their record at any point as recently as two years ago. Seeing such pep and interest in the men's basketball program as well is great.

Many here enjoy auto racing. It just doesn't come up in this particular forum often, since most of us are Americans and hearing "racing" conjures up images of NASCAR instead of a V10 Audi TDI screaming down the Mulsanne straightaway at LeMans or a Focus RS hurtling around a dirt track on the side of a mountain in Argentina.

What'd he have on him?

Must be the skin. I'm on Webber and only see the logo.

Oh please. Don't even try to act like that's what people are saying.

Ashley with a top rope elbow???? Has she been doing this? I usually watch only the major angles on Smackdown each week.

I might despise the administration, but even I wanted him to have his ears ring for a while at worst.

Or it could just be an inconvenient blip that changes security procedures for the President and Vice President. I doubt this has any reaching implications.

Well shit, I thought it was fried regular Coke, not just the syrup mixed in with something else.

He's actually sorta right.

Ding ding, we have a winner.

Or it'd be REALLY second-rate and someone ends up critically injured/dead.

But seeing Cena turn on Michaels seems nonsensical, and although it'd be a swerve, it's the kind of crap WWE pulls more often than not. Shit, Michaels needs to be the snake in the grass because that superkick is waaaay quicker than an FU, and thus more shocking. The video package last night reminded me of how sweet the one on Hogan was to launch their program. Just wait for Cena to turn away and BOOM and the crowd gasps/pops and I get excited for Wrestlemania for the first time since 2004.

The saying "on the edge of your seat" didn't make sense to me until a couple of years ago. Before that, I wondered why something exciting would cause someone to sit with only one cheek in their chair.

Get on the subway and head over to Brooklyn if you want the really great stuff.

Are these the Google ads you guys are getting at the top of the page, or something else?

http://www.cnn.com/2007/EDUCATION/02/27/se...s.ap/index.html

He can do it himself, it's not like he's doing much now.

Think of it this way: Normal team sports have 30 or so teams to cover. There are 50 NASCAR drivers. Also, unlike team sports, any story about any driver will contain loads of incidental advertising. It's cheap marketing, and it's how NASCAR grew so quickly over the last ten years. Don't worry, the bubble's going to burst within the next few years.

I'm irked that Michaels and Cena retained but it makes me want to see the eventual confrontation more, if that makes sense to anyone else.

There's a new direction every two months. It's sad, but true.