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More like "Pancaking Bad," am I right? Woooo, I think I just won blogging!

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Why would you ever need to evaluate "UP"?

Well, if I had a VAN, I'm sure I'd be a B.J. Champion too.

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I know how to catch one of those. But why would I want to? They're having such a good time.

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I prefer Vegas. Where my odds of getting Chlamydia are equal to my odds of winning twenty-five cents at a slot machine.

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Featuring some of the latest Twitter and Facebook comments about Tosh.0.

Alright, Jus, I think that's the first time anyone has used the #Winning tag properly.

Now let's never do it again.

Sick of having to get your Charlie Sheen rants via the "lame-stream media"?

Who wants to bother watching a two-part Today Show interview?  Give me a break.

Well, around 8pm last night, your prayers were answered: Charlie Sheen joined Twitter.

The "Unemployed Winner…" didn't waste a moment ranting with full #tigerblood force online.  First tweets included:

I have a question: Who keeps letting Charlie Sheen drink all this tiger blood?  I don't think it's good for him.

Baseball doesn't usually take the Internet by storm, but yesterday a lot of people took interest in one man's plan to earn money in 2010 by betting against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Back in April, Deadspin reported on a guy who was planning to bet $20 against the Pirates for all 162 games of this season.  Well, the season just wrapped up and Deadspin checked back in.

The result: A profit of over $300 dollars.

But don't take our word for it: You can see a spreadsheet documenting every single wager he made during the year.

Next year, I predict that this strategy will be so prominent that bookies will discover that instead of breaking the knees of crooked gamblers, it'll be easier to just go break the knees of every member of the Pirates organization.