If they’re looking out for the well-being of the horse, great!
But it’s not like the horse’s trainer/owner is a cross of Albert Schweitzer and Mother Teresa.
He’s pretty well known for doping his horses for races. I’ve heard some speculation on sports talk radio that maybe they were afraid of some test result or other coming out.
But I don’t remember if that came from a host, and most of them don’t say things without at least doing SOME checking around, or a caller. And a lot of the callers are complete feckin’ idjits. They come-up with stuff like, “Hey, why don’t the Yankees trade that back-up Shortstop for Josh Hamilton and a couple of the Rangers other starting pitchers?” Actually, calling some of them feckin’ idjits, is an insult to real feckin’ idjits, who really can’t help it.
Oh, and this cost Belmont and the area a mint!
And that really hoit’s !!!!
Not to mention the network covering the race tomorrow. Somehow, I won’t shed an tears for them.
I love the triple crown and am sorry for I’ll Have Another (great name) and his team. I was looking forward to the possibility; but, I have already selected another favorite and will be watching without fail.
Do you realize that the Facebook buttons on your posts say “F My Page”. Isn’t that a little vulgar? It doesn’t really bother me, but you may have more sensitive types in your audience or worse, folks who actually do want to F your page. Maybe “FB My Page” would be a less suggestive. (OK, so I’m being a bit prissy here, probably because I find Facebook more offensive than the F word.)
P.S. This might be a browser bug, but I’m getting the same badge in Safari and Chrome.
Kaleberg – You do understand that the “f” in this case is the universally recognized Facebook logo, don’t you? And don’t you have more important things to do than bother me about the bleeping f?
Yeah, wass’ awl dat upadatta top?
“f My Page.”
“f My Page?”
‘F YOUR PAGE!!!’
“Like.”
‘Like – WHAT?”
Am I supposed to “like” something – ok, then what?
Or is, like, some of that, like, Valley-girl-speak?
Something sounds hinky here.
If they’re looking out for the well-being of the horse, great!
But it’s not like the horse’s trainer/owner is a cross of Albert Schweitzer and Mother Teresa.
He’s pretty well known for doping his horses for races. I’ve heard some speculation on sports talk radio that maybe they were afraid of some test result or other coming out.
But I don’t remember if that came from a host, and most of them don’t say things without at least doing SOME checking around, or a caller. And a lot of the callers are complete feckin’ idjits. They come-up with stuff like, “Hey, why don’t the Yankees trade that back-up Shortstop for Josh Hamilton and a couple of the Rangers other starting pitchers?” Actually, calling some of them feckin’ idjits, is an insult to real feckin’ idjits, who really can’t help it.
Oh, and this cost Belmont and the area a mint!
And that really hoit’s !!!!
Not to mention the network covering the race tomorrow. Somehow, I won’t shed an tears for them.
I love the triple crown and am sorry for I’ll Have Another (great name) and his team. I was looking forward to the possibility; but, I have already selected another favorite and will be watching without fail.
Do you realize that the Facebook buttons on your posts say “F My Page”. Isn’t that a little vulgar? It doesn’t really bother me, but you may have more sensitive types in your audience or worse, folks who actually do want to F your page. Maybe “FB My Page” would be a less suggestive. (OK, so I’m being a bit prissy here, probably because I find Facebook more offensive than the F word.)
P.S. This might be a browser bug, but I’m getting the same badge in Safari and Chrome.
Kaleberg – You do understand that the “f” in this case is the universally recognized Facebook logo, don’t you? And don’t you have more important things to do than bother me about the bleeping f?
Yeah, wass’ awl dat upadatta top?
“f My Page.”
“f My Page?”
‘F YOUR PAGE!!!’
“Like.”
‘Like – WHAT?”
Am I supposed to “like” something – ok, then what?
Or is, like, some of that, like, Valley-girl-speak?
“Tweet.”
‘Tweet?’
Whaddam I – ya feckin’ boid!