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POPSNFL Illustrated Poll - Dirtiest Player Hines Ward Pittsburgh wide receiver Hines Ward has been indicated as NFL's Dirtiest Player by A Sports Illustrated poll of 296 players. The poll, conducted in September, represented less than 18 percent of the league's active players, but at 11.6 percent, Ward, a 12-year veteran, easily outdistanced Washington Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth and Miami Dolphins
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POPSWeek 8 NFL Picks - NFL Betting Our top plays posted another winning record in Week 7 and for this Sunday the http://www.betrepublic.com/nfl-betting team has one Over/Under bet and three NFL picks to check out,
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POPSChito & Pocho A Friendship That Defies Natural Instinct
This is a more amazing story because in the not too distant past I had this vivid dream one night. I tend not to be a sleeping dreamer. In the dream, I was sitting on some rocks (so I thought) and they were in a circular shape. In the middle was water and there was a pod of dolphins (luminously shining) swimming. On the other side of the rocks were humans clambering all over the rocks (which turned out to be the crocodiles tail). At some point I became aware that the rocks I was sitting on weren't rocks at all. I was sitting on the head of a giant crocodile and I had my feet on its eyes holding them closed. I suspected it was to keep the "humans" safe. At some point I decided to take my feet of the crocodiles eyes but cannot remember any more of the dream... I wrote about the dream to a dear friend and said, "How amazing it would be if humans somehow learned to overcome their fear and befriend the crocodile." And then I found this - AWESOME!!!
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POPSSilver without stones rings: ankh, zig zag, dolphins, enamel flower Silver without stones rings – plain rings or solid silver rings. Rings are produced from the smallest sizes to the most massive – so-called “armors" which cover the finger lengthwise. Rings should be chosen according to personal taste. Simple solid rings, rather than more decorative are commonly worn for normal situations. For formal purposes, wear more intricately knotted, strikingly designed rings with patterns. The best way is to combine two dominant, intricate rings and add some finer additional ones. In case a color combination is needed, use enamel rings.
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POPSNFL Owners Who Use the N-Word and Wet Their Pants On Stage Nothing like accusing the CIA of terrorism and our government of lying to bring people together. Goodell also said, “We’re all held to a high standard here.” Really? Does this meet his high standard? Whatcha gonna do with all that junk All that junk inside your trunk I’ma get get get get you drunk Get you love drunk off my hump My hump my hump my hump my hump my hump My hump my hump my hump my lovely little lumps ahem....ok...whatever....lyrics courtesy of the leftard Hollywooders...... Next on their agenda: Driving in the stretch Hummers to their private jets to lecture you about energy conservation. LOL
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POPSSwimming With Dolphins at Disney World Not a lot of people know this, but you can meet Disney World dolphins at their big aquarium in Epcot. It's similar to many other swimming with dolphins encounters that you can do in Florida, but the experience is more like wading with dolphins, so if you aren't a great swimmer you don't have to worry.
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POPSJapanese Town Starts Dolphin Hunt Under Global Spotlight
The film shows angry confrontations between residents and the lead activist, Ric O'Barry, who in the 1960s trained dolphins for the US hit television show "Flipper" but now argues the animals should be free to roam the oceans. The film won numerous international prizes, including the Sundance Festival's audience award, and last month led the Australian city of Broome to announce it would cancel it sister-city relationship with Taiji. "Dolphins are a large-brain creature," O'Barry, 69, told AFP during a recent return visit to Japan. "They are highly intelligent, they are self-aware, like gorillas and humans. I nursed them, I watched them give birth. "And for me, to kill them, is extremely, extremely..." He paused, then simply added: "I don't see the purpose." In Taiji, where about 3,700 people live, the global uproar stirred by "The Cove" has met with equal incomprehension -- and anger. Amid the raging controversy, Taiji's fishermen started their annual hunt Wednesday, catc
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