Showing posts with label like father like son. apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label like father like son. apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Show all posts
27 November 2013
30 November 2012
Martha Stewart survived superstorm Sandy, but these pine trees did not
24 April 2012
"hey, watch me..."
pizza hut middle east has stepped up the war on thomas wilhelm's arteries with the addition of the cheeseburger crust pizza. he's from alabama, there's no way he'll be able to resist that.
UPDATE: it get's crazier, in england some have meatballs and some have cream cheese
and in korea they have shrimp on the crust
29 August 2011
26 February 2010
here's that story...
...i started to tell you about in the comments down there.
A 46-year-old man was killed in Central Park when a snow-sodden tree limb fell on him just before 3:30 p.m. Thursday, the authorities said.
The man, Elmaz Qyra of Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, was declared dead at the location, a tree-canopied stretch along Literary Walk on the east side of the park near 69th Street, after crews from the Fire Department arrived at the spot.
A witness who walked by as Mr. Qyra lay bleeding said that the branch, which came to rest beside his head, looked like it must have weighed 100 pounds. The American elm tree it fell from, the witness said, was massive, perhaps 80 feet high, and was bowed beneath the weight of several inches of wet snow.
“It was obviously a direct hit to his head,” said the witness, a man who lives on the Upper West Side but would not give his name. “There was this big pool of blood spreading through the snow. It was horrifying.” (via)
The man, Elmaz Qyra of Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, was declared dead at the location, a tree-canopied stretch along Literary Walk on the east side of the park near 69th Street, after crews from the Fire Department arrived at the spot.
A witness who walked by as Mr. Qyra lay bleeding said that the branch, which came to rest beside his head, looked like it must have weighed 100 pounds. The American elm tree it fell from, the witness said, was massive, perhaps 80 feet high, and was bowed beneath the weight of several inches of wet snow.
“It was obviously a direct hit to his head,” said the witness, a man who lives on the Upper West Side but would not give his name. “There was this big pool of blood spreading through the snow. It was horrifying.” (via)
25 February 2010
24 February 2010
More Vol Basketball News
Did you know that Bruce Pearl's son, Steven played UT basketball? He also lead the Americans to consecutive gold medals at the Maccabi games in Israel. He doesn't get a lot of playing time but I did find this picture of him playing solid defense.
No word on whether Steven will pursue a rap career like his father should.
No word on whether Steven will pursue a rap career like his father should.
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