Yeah he knocked up the Applebee's waitress who hid him from the crazy chick blinddate who liked uh... peeing.
The last I think the story was prominent, he was trying to convince her not to abort the baby, which he apparently succeeded in doing during the strike.
This house flipping idea is just plain dumb. Loved Riggins parroting Buddy on the true entrepreneur line. Also Street schmoozing Buddy. I always wonder why Street never got a college scholarship? You'd think on the schools scouting him would want to do the right thing. Anyhow, the guy's too smart to be dicking around in real estate speculation.
Watching Saracen is awfully tough. I still don't buy that the entire coaching corps (and btw, since when did Coach have a staff of that size?) agreeing to ditch a seasoned good QB for one that might be slightlly better, but is an unknown quantity. Plus there's the leadership issue.
It looks like the Tyra & Cash fairytale is coming to an end. Bet that cowboy candy pill popping figures prominently, too.
Great to see Herc back on the scene.
The last I think the story was prominent, he was trying to convince her not to abort the baby, which he apparently succeeded in doing during the strike.
This house flipping idea is just plain dumb. Loved Riggins parroting Buddy on the true entrepreneur line. Also Street schmoozing Buddy. I always wonder why Street never got a college scholarship? You'd think on the schools scouting him would want to do the right thing. Anyhow, the guy's too smart to be dicking around in real estate speculation.
Watching Saracen is awfully tough. I still don't buy that the entire coaching corps (and btw, since when did Coach have a staff of that size?) agreeing to ditch a seasoned good QB for one that might be slightlly better, but is an unknown quantity. Plus there's the leadership issue.
It looks like the Tyra & Cash fairytale is coming to an end. Bet that cowboy candy pill popping figures prominently, too.
Great to see Herc back on the scene.
