Welcome to Friday. If you’ve noticed that I haven’t been around so much, it’s because I’m absolutely swamped at work. It looks like you kept yourself entertained without me. So let’s open this thread.
The Charleston Post and Courier reports the final divorce hearing for South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford (R) will be televised tomorrow with Jenny Sanford taking the witness stand to explain why her marriage is over.
As many as three television outlets have showed an interest in being in the courtroom Friday, some looking to broadcast live.
I wonder if the IOC thinks excessive celebration hurts women’s delicate ladyparts?
After Canada’s women’s hockey team defeated the U.S., 2-0, to win the gold medal Thursday at Canada Hockey Place, they decided to do some celebrating.
More than half an hour after they clinched their third consecutive Olympic title, they came back onto the ice. Beer was involved in their festivities.
The International Olympic Committee plans to investigate the matter and whether the players’ celebration outside the locker room is harmful to their image and the game’s.
The celebration involved beer, cigars and at least one woman sat on the zamboni. It certainly looks like poor sportsmanship but an investigation? Good grief! Thank God that the IOC is around to protect us from the horror of seeing women drinking beer and smoking cigars in the future!