First of all, is this Robert Horry or a really burned out Will Smith?
Secondly, check out his line (stats) from Thursday April 5th's game against the Suns:http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/boxscore?gid=2007040524
...for a few minutes, would ya?
Secondly, check out his line (stats) from Thursday April 5th's game against the Suns:
ONE WILD HOG: On 2 October 1978, Tim Allen Dick was arrested in Detroit for possession of a pound and a half of cocaine. Under Michigan law, he could have been sentenced to life in prison. Instead he turned state's evidence -- the legal term for ratting on your cohorts. Allen reportedly fingered at least 21 co-conspirators, and in exchange, he was sentenced to just five years under the more lenient (at that time) federal law. He was paroled after 2½ years, and after dropping his last name, he has become one of America's most successful ex-cons gone legit.
Mr. Wendal has tried to warn us about our ways....BUT WE DON'T HEAR HIM TALK. Go 'head, Mr. Wendal!
In case you missed it, here is your One Shining Moment...is that Luther Vandross?
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is causing a stir at a Chicago art school, and much like college, he’s wearing Jesus' robes and a neon blue halo again.
The eldest of the Baldwin brothers, Alec Baldwin has starred in many movies and TV shows, but none so sweet as Beetlejuice.
Baldwin was born in Massapequa, Long Island, New York, to Catholic parents Alexander Rae Baldwin II and Carol Newcomb Martineau. His brothers are Daniel, Stephen, and William Baldwin, all of whom are actors; he also has two sisters, Jane and Elizabeth –who no one has seen or heard from in years (some say they were sacrificed).