OriginalSin

its not easy being me

i must insist that u redirect all further comments to the baseball thread. thanks in advance

one more time ppl... BUMP

Oh, I am sorry! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> its quite alright...u didnt know

here i am to save the day!

well it was playfull hostility of course BUT that being said i want my baseball thread on top...yes i said my because lets face it...i pretty much own that too. thanks to ur post...and mine...i have to go rebump the baseball thread... shame on us all!!!!

now i have to bump this b/c some ppl think football deserves more attn than baseball and well i just cant let that happen!

the nerve of some ppl...pushing this thread to the top! u forgot about this thread passion? keep it that way!!!!!!

once again from herfamedgoodlooks.com

I couldn't become a fan, but I can't help look either... <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

thank god somebody said it: #1, 2, 4, 8 especially!!!!!! http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/4803552 The following is an exercise in craven subjectivity. We're talking overrated and underrated. Any time these two words are introduced into the discussion, you're taking into account individual perceptions, however skewed and adulterated those might be. Nevertheless, we're at a point in the season in which performances are meaningful from a sample size standpoint, and we can also, with reasonable accuracy, read the hype meters around the league. Who's getting too much ink? Who's owed some bandwidth? These are the overrated and underrated performers for the season in our midst. And this time, it's the players whose numbers don't rise to the level of the column inches. If they were a band, they'd be Coldplay. Yep, it's the top 10 most overrated players for 2005 ... The following is an exercise in craven subjectivity. We're talking overrated and underrated. Any time these two words are introduced into the discussion, you're taking into account individual perceptions, however skewed and adulterated those might be. Nevertheless, we're at a point in the season in which performances are meaningful from a sample size standpoint, and we can also, with reasonable accuracy, read the hype meters around the league. Who's getting too much ink? Who's owed some bandwidth? These are the overrated and underrated performers for the season in our midst. And this time, it's the players whose numbers don't rise to the level of the column inches. If they were a band, they'd be Coldplay. Yep, it's the top 10 most overrated players for 2005 ... 1. Scott Podsednik, LF, White Sox To hear many in the media tell it, Podsednik is the catalyst for the best team in the American League. To hear the numbers tell it, Podsednik is a below-average performer by left-fielder standards. He has his merits

update, one month later 1. Derek Jeter 2. Mariano Rivera 3. Olivier Martinez 4. Hayden Christensen 5. Ian Thorpe 6. Carson Parker 7. Nick Bryant 8. John Abraham 9. Gael Garcia Bernal 10. Jesse Metcalfe lets get real people, after 1 & 2, all other guys listed fall into the category of "guys i wouldnt mind banging if they asked me to" there really is no order to the madness

more backstage

from vogue (italia)

editorial from british vogue

the yankees picked up mark bellhorn aka goat boy from the red sox...this is disgusting....truly and unbelievably disgusting. i want to vomit on him. like NOW.

i didnt know u were still on...damn that anonymous feature <_<

scanned by sammie of tFS keira knightley for asprey (hope its not a repost)

maybe anyone else wondering why the catalog says $3 on it tho? are there ppl who are forced to pay for this thing??? :|

so not digging the Qtip hair but great pics nonetheless edited: added info Numero 63 "A Girl's Best Friend" ph. Luciana Val & Franco Musso

candid

yes she was...famous for the "no one comes between me and my calvins" line...which was considered scaaaaandolous! lol

totally crazy, but i love u for it anyway

seriously mike, if u dont get it in the mail, u can have mine. i received mine today and immediately thought how u'd love it way more than i ever could.