Day: April 30, 2019
The time the club didn’t invite Spanky
This shot of La Alba is not new, but it’s difficult for me to pass up a good pic of her.
Stephanie Corneliussen looks about 6’8″ in the photo, but I guess it’s just because she is thin and leggy. Her official height is 5’11”, so she really is 6’2″ or 6’3″ in those heels.
Gabriela Giovanardi is pretty far from the camera, so you can’t really get a good look, but it’s a pretty cool photo.
I guess she must be hawking some sporting gear here, but whatever is going on, it’s hot!
Miranda Kerr showing off her mama breasts – and the rest of her new figure.
This will be her third child.
Natalia Roth is a model, dj, and aspiring pop star.
Here she flashes her booty on Twitter:
— Natalia Roth (@nataliarothDJ) November 24, 2018
“The president thinks out loud. Do you treat it like an order? Or do you treat it as part of a longer conversation? We treated it as part of a longer conversation.”
Randy tourists can pay £7 to watch virtual reality PORN at South Korea’s new ‘adult theme park’
Your move, Disney
Given how closely Trump’s personality resembles that of Baron Munchausen, it’s interesting to see how many of his associates look like characters in a Terry Gilliam movie.
Depends on your definition.
If you include those elected for something other than playing, then it’s Tommy Lasorda, who is 91. LaSorda did play in MLB briefly, but his playing career played no role in his election to the Hall. His lifetime winning percentage as a pitcher was a nice round zero. Taking second place, just two months younger than Lasorda, is a man from the broadcasters’ wing of the Hall, my fellow Fordham alum (where we both majored in English and announced on WFUV), the legendary Vin Scully. Both Lasorda and Scully earned their greatest plaudits with the same team, the Dodgers.
If you’re talking about those who earned their plaque on the playing field, then the elder statesman is the crafty old lefty himself, the great Whitey Ford, who is 90. Second place in the player wing goes to Willie Mays, who some argue is the greatest overall player ever to grace the diamond. The Say Hey Geezer turns 88 next week.
All four of those men began their careers on teams based in New York. Lasorda and Scully started with the Brooklyn Dodgers, Mays with the New York Giants, Ford with the New York Yankees. Ford and Scully were also born in New York. This is not a demonstration that New Yorkers are long-lived, but rather a reflection of how important New York was to the game before 1958.
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The oldest living major leaguer is somebody you probably never heard of, because I never heard of him before I started typing this paragraph. His name is Tom Jordan, a bench-warmer who retired from MLB before I was born!
You don’t remember him? If so, I’m not surprised. He’s the ruggedly handsome construction worker who somehow finagled the role of groom at Elizabeth Taylor’s eighth and final wedding. He was 39, 20 years younger than La Liz, when they wed.
He’s no longer with us, although he probably should be. He was only 64 when he passed away in 2016.
Liz died a few years before Fortensky, and left him nearly a million dollars in her will, even though they had been divorced for 15 years at the time.
