Showing posts with label cheerleading. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 2, 2008

The Love Doctor Edition

The Love Doctor has arrived. Click on the image (left) for some of his tips.

This is a must listen for everyone but in particular the ladies who have love problems. My teammate Rosell Ellis has a weekly segment on a local radio show and this morning they added "The Rosell Love Line" to the program.

I can see it already. Women from all over Australia are going to be burning up the phone lines every Thursday morning to have the Love Doctor cure their bedroom problems.

I have not laughed so hard for ages. Here is the soothing voice of The Love Doctor, Rosell Ellis.

NEWS

- New Zealand Breakers (3-0) keep on rolling. The smashed the Adelaide 36ers (2-2) 118-80. 36ers travelled to Auckland rather shorthanded. No Adam Ballinger, Aaron Bruce or Paora Winitana for the men from South Australia.

Once again the Breakers shot a good percentage from downtown, 15-28.

- Corey "Homicide" Williams is playing smarter.

- Perth's CEO Nick Marvin and his Facebook comments.

- Perth Wildcats feel they are gaining momentum. Conner Henry likes it to.

- Cairns Taipans are hoping to break 8 game losing streak against the Melbourne Tigers.

- Wollongong Hawks ready to bounce back.

- Tigers owner Seamus McPeake and Dragons Mark Cowan both feel they are worthy of a franchise in the new league.

- Boti Nagy has some words for NBL CEO Chuck Harmison.

- South Dragons (3-2) get the franchise's first win over the Gold Coast Blaze (0-4), 107-90.

- Adelaide girl "Ashley" hits the "BIGTIME", NBA cheerleading in Minnesota for the Timberwolves.

- Adam Caporn to coach in the WA state league.

- My Philly blogger friend Paulie Danger gets a Q & A with one of the best in the business, Carolyn from And One. Paulie loves his NBL.

- TheSportCount have come up with a creative pictorial of Tracey McGrady.

- I have been slack with NBA info so check here for the latest from the USA.

Impressive Interview