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Michael Jackson Tribute “Earth Song” 2010 Grammy Awards 52nd Annual Grammy HQ HD

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:08:11 +0000

Michael Jackson Tribute “Earth Song” 2010 Grammy Awards 52nd Annual Grammy HQ HD MJ Tribute Usher Carrie Underwood Celine Dion Kate Hudson

Louis CK – Why?

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:07:50 +0000

Louis stand up CK on kids

Nutnfancy SHOT Show: Marlin!

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:07:48 +0000

The one-of-a-kind Marlin 39AS .22 lever action is the oldest, continuously-produced shoulder firearm design in th world. It is milled from solid steel forgings and heat treated for ultimate strength. And that’s for a .22! It is the best made, most collectible, most accurate, coolest, and highest quality .22 lever action being sold. It is one of my top recommendations as heirloom quality rifle to give to your children and family members. But good luck finding one. Because like many of Marlin’s guns, they sell, sell, sell and their availability within the past few years has been scarce. Don’t fault Marlin as they have been cranking the production lines as best they can. Credit good designs that connect with guys, high value, outstanding workmanship, and excellent accuracy. That’s Marlin. I know because I’ve been shooting and testing Marlins ever since high school. In the swamps of Alabama in my many hunting adventures, I found their Model 60 .22 to be a reliable and cost effective performer that’s fun and deadly accurate. Its also lightweight (5.5 lbs), super affordable, and has been issued in some amazingly cool laminated and walnut stock editions (like the blue laminated version and the nice walnut-stocked 50th Anniversay Model 60 .22 shown!). Their Model 795 .22 and Model 70PSS Papoose (reviewed) semi-auto rifle are some of the best, highest value .22 autos out there. The 4.5 lb stainless steel, 10-shot Papoose is one of the best survival kit guns in the world and …

Bulls vs Knicks 1992 – Game 7 – Michael Jordan 42 points

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 06:50:42 +0000

Led by a determined and aggressive Michael Jordan, the Chicago Bulls defeated in the New York Knicks, 110-81, in game seven of the 1992 eastern conference semifinals. Jordan scored 42 points in 42 minutes played. Scottie Pippen added 17 for Chicago. The Bulls’ win ended what was one of the most physical and memorable playoffs series in NBA history.