It’s appointment TV.
Attention All Fans of Sue Ellen Ewing: Fill out this Audience Survey for Fans of Dallas
If you look at it, the producers have Sue Ellen, J.R’s first and only wife, portrayed by Linda Gray, on the bubble of characters to keep or write out.
For fans of Dallas’ first run, this is unthinkable.
Acid Burned Dog Delivers 8 Puppies: all to die
Humble, Texas: Some monster burned this beautiful dog with acid. Mamasita wound up at the Humble Animal Control and delivered eight beautiful puppies. She is a great mom, trying to keep her babies safe. Sadly, the Humble Animal Control does not adopt out pit bulls. Humble is located a few miles north of Houston, Texas.
This tiny shelter does not have resources and backing, but tries very hard for the animals in their care. A dedicated officer built Mamasita a whelping box for her puppies.
The only chance Mamasita and her puppies have is to be pulled by a rescue group. Please share Mamasita’s story in hopes that she and her family can be rescued.
Contact: Tammy 713-320-1108
RRR4POOCHES@AOL.COM
Humble Animal Control
240 Dennis St.
Humble, Texas 77338
Phone: (281) 446-2327
Tony Dorsett on Playing with Pain in The NFL
Interview subject and NFL Hall of Fame Running Back Tony Dorsett:
“I don’t want to get to the point where it turns into dementia, Alzheimer’s. I don’t want that,” says Dorsett, who ran for 12,739 yards, the eighth-highest total in league history. He is, in that moment, sad and deflated - in others, pumped up and angry, fists flying to punctuate his words. “There’s no doubt in my mind that … what I went through as a football player is taking an effect on me today. There’s no ifs ands or buts about that. I’m just hoping and praying I can find a way to cut it off at the pass.”
He spreads two pages’ worth of brain scans on his coffee table and says doctors told him that red regions in the color-coded scan mean he is not getting enough oxygen in the left lobe of his brain, the part associated with organization and memory. He already forgets people’s names or why he walked into a room or where he’s heading while driving on the highway, and fears his memory issues are getting worse.
Dorsett’s had surgery on both his knees, and problems with his left arm and right wrist. He says then-Cowboys coach Tom Landry once told him he could play despite a broken bone in his back. Not even the flak jacket Dorsett says he wore beneath his jersey could bring relief, the injury so painful that “tears would just start flowing out of my eyes, profusely and uncontrollably” during practices.
There goes my esteem for One of The Greatest Football Coaches Ever.
It also wipes away the charm that I found in a quote attributed to John Matuszak upon his death: “you have to play with the little hurts.”
Ask your city council this question the next time that cops bust up an Occupation.
Stat of the day: In 1980, 83 million people watched the 'Dallas' episode that revealed who shot J.R. Last night, ABC won the night with 6.9 million viewers for 'The Bachelor Pad, Season 2.'
…because fictional narcissists are much more entertaining than real narcissists.
Just because Nowitzki has been an underdog and there isn’t quite enough hate to dump on LeBron in the world.
