02-23-2011, 09:50 PM
...to bugger off. Really. Take your lame-a** excuse for a last second athletic "accomplishment" and just bugger off.
Thus speaks Bleacher Report looking back over a century of sports "The 100 Most Clutch Moments". It had all the classics. Bobby Thompson\'s "Shot Heard Round the World", Montana to Clark "The Catch" [great fun to watch again, BTW], the "Immaculate Reception" that lifted the Steelers over the Raiders. Also had a few quirky ones. Somehow the finals of the WNBA made the list, along with the 2005 Capital One Bowl (You remember, right? Iowa vs. LSU?).
But the point poking Kal fans right in their hindparts is that even a WNBA playoff game is considered an actual sports accomplishment. That icon of Kal--The Play--is considered some flukey candidate for a Tosh.O web redemption. Whatever, it ain\'t in the Top 100 Most Clutch Moments. Â The whole premise was pretzled to give Kal a free ticket. But Brandi Chastain\'s sports bra moment made it, Kal\'s only national highlight since the Pappy Waldorf years didn\'t. Sweet.
And some fun little clips in here:
http:// http://bleacherreport.com/articl...ts-history
Thus speaks Bleacher Report looking back over a century of sports "The 100 Most Clutch Moments". It had all the classics. Bobby Thompson\'s "Shot Heard Round the World", Montana to Clark "The Catch" [great fun to watch again, BTW], the "Immaculate Reception" that lifted the Steelers over the Raiders. Also had a few quirky ones. Somehow the finals of the WNBA made the list, along with the 2005 Capital One Bowl (You remember, right? Iowa vs. LSU?).
But the point poking Kal fans right in their hindparts is that even a WNBA playoff game is considered an actual sports accomplishment. That icon of Kal--The Play--is considered some flukey candidate for a Tosh.O web redemption. Whatever, it ain\'t in the Top 100 Most Clutch Moments. Â The whole premise was pretzled to give Kal a free ticket. But Brandi Chastain\'s sports bra moment made it, Kal\'s only national highlight since the Pappy Waldorf years didn\'t. Sweet.
And some fun little clips in here:
http:// http://bleacherreport.com/articl...ts-history