TOP 5 troublemakers in a any sport

[Strike Force XL]

Michael Vick
Ron Artest
Lawrence Taylor
Jose Canseco
Pac man Jones

who u got.............

[magicbus]

OJ Simpson
Mike Tyson

[Mendoza Line]

Dwight Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Vince Coleman were an exciting crew when they hung out together.

Anyone remember when Coleman threw a "cherry bomb" into a crowd from the back of a moving jeep and blinded a little girl in one eye?

[LordCC]

Adam Jones
Steve Howe
Daryl Strawberry
Steve Avery
Doc Gooden

[Sweetleaf22]

tie,,,,,,ocho and t.o.,,,,,,final chapter yet to be written

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by Sweetleaf22

tie,,,,,,ocho and t.o.,,,,,,final chapter yet to be written

funny how you don't put the rapist on the list but you put 2 dudes on that haven't had brushes with the law...just with a league that has no sense of humour

[Mendoza Line]

Rev, you misspelled "humor" in your post. Or has Canada annexed Deleware?

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by Mendoza Line

Rev, you misspelled "humor" in your post. Or has Canada annexed Deleware?

is proper english dude

[Mendoza Line]

Originally Posted by revnecro1273

is proper english dude

Not in this country, nor was it in England until the Norman Conquest in the 11th century, when French-speaking Norman monarchs corrupted the language to begin what is known as the "dark ages of English."

Noah Webster (yes, the dictionary guy) has recorded the original -or spelling as the accepted one since 1828.

American English is actually more "proper" than the current British English in most cases.

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by Mendoza Line

Not in this country, nor was it in England until the Norman Conquest in the 11th century, when French-speaking Norman monarchs corrupted the language to begin what is known as the "dark ages of English."

Noah Webster (yes, the dictionary guy) has recorded the original -or spelling as the accepted one since 1828.

American English is actually more "proper" than the current British English in most cases.

damn dude...good to see you know how to operate a search engine...awesome...you rock...have been using that sort of spelling for years and won't revert back

[Mendoza Line]

Sorry, these are things I happen to know.

As a fan of language, especially etymologies and language evolution, I own probably 40 books on the subject. My recreational reading consists primarily of language history and theoretical physics.

[Mendoza Line]

Yes, I actually knew that Webster elimated most of the newer British spellings in his 1828 edition. Strangely, that is the kind of thing I choose to remember, mostly because I'm a word geek.

[QuadzillaXXX]

Originally Posted by Mendoza Line

Yes, I actually knew that Webster elimated most of the newer British spellings in his 1828 edition. Strangely, that is the kind of thing I choose to remember, mostly because I'm a word geek.

that's one of those things that would probably help out on jeopardy

[be47320]

rev got owned

[Sweetleaf22]

Originally Posted by be47320

rev got owned