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Maria Menounos, co-host of the syndicated entertainment show Extra and a diehard New England Patriots fan, lost a bet with correspondent A.J. Calloway. If the Giants lost, Calloway would dress up as a Pats cheerleader. But if the Pats lost to the Giants, Menounos agreed to host the show in Times Square wearing nothing but a New York Giants bikini. Well, Menounos, a native of Medford, Massachusetts, was true to her word.
Well, there’s a silver lining in every cloud and this one came in the form of a white robe.
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Bob Grant| 2.7.12 @ 6:09PM
I've moved on from football. There are 4 solid months left of great European soccer: The Premier League; The Champions League: and the FA Cup.
If you don't have Fox Soccer Channel, I suggest you get it NOW!
And please, save the tiresome anti-soccer comments as they tend to be juvenile, played-out, and without warrant. U.S. soccer is not representative of high-level soccer. Watch some Premier League games and then tell me how soccer sucks.
Brad| 2.7.12 @ 8:08PM
Soccer?
Yeah, I've heard of that.
It's the world's most prescribed cure for insomnia, right?
Bob Grant| 2.7.12 @ 8:10PM
Quit comparing your Saturday morning kids games to real soccer.
I can't cure ignorant here.
Bob Grant| 2.7.12 @ 8:11PM
or ignorance.
Brad| 2.8.12 @ 4:31PM
Physician, Heal Thyself!
Learn to take a joke there, Sparky ;)
JimH| 2.8.12 @ 8:05AM
There is more diving in pro footee than in a swim meet.
Occam's Tool| 2.8.12 @ 2:08AM
I have. It does. Like rugby sucks. Rugby, Clint, is a derivative of soccer. And, at the highest level, which I have seen in person (an intra-New Zealand professional championship) it is still far more boring than any Bears game you can name.
WillStevens| 2.7.12 @ 6:53PM
I took your advice to heart and watched some Premier League games and I have to admit you are right....soccer sucks!
Bob Grant| 2.7.12 @ 8:09PM
Then you hate sports. Period!
Occam's Tool| 2.8.12 @ 2:09AM
No. I love watching baseball, football, basketball, even a little hockey when the Hawks are kicking ass. But soccer and rugby are boring as hell.
Bob Grant| 2.8.12 @ 10:14AM
You are told to hate it, therefore, ...
Bob Grant| 2.8.12 @ 10:15AM
You are told to hate it, therefore, ...
WillStevens| 2.8.12 @ 9:43PM
Not really...I like baseball, football, but most of all hockey...Go Sharks!
When I was in high school we all had to take PE. The PE teachers usually just opened up a window in their office and threw balls out. Usually it was basketballs or footballs. Occasionally the soccer balls came out, everyone just sort of stood around and then kicked the balls around. Just like Premier League soccer! This was in the 60's so I guess we just weren't very enlightened. My kids played soccer in the 80's and always got "participation" trophies. Big deal. They don't watch soccer now and they think it's dumb. Back when people were talking about how soccer was the next big time sport, I never saw any kids pick up a soccer ball and go to the park to play on their own.
It's good that you like soccer...someone has to. As for me, I'm getting ready to watch the Sharks play Calgary.
Clint| 2.7.12 @ 7:49PM
Soccer Is What The Gym Teacher Has The Guys, Who Couldn't Make The Football Team Do To Kill A Little Time.
Bob Grant| 2.7.12 @ 8:07PM
Wrong again Clinton. Many, including me, played Football and Soccer.
RJ| 2.7.12 @ 9:59PM
I was working in France during the World Cup and my French colleagues could not comprehend my lack of interest in soccer. You can track the decline of America to the rise of soccer being played in the US. Obama played soccer.
A Balrog of Morgoth| 2.7.12 @ 11:32PM
Crikes, what is it with all the body piercings these last few years?
Occam's Tool| 2.8.12 @ 2:15AM
Cute girl.
Kingofthenet| 2.8.12 @ 3:36AM
You KNOW she was FORCED to shave her Pussy for this...I LOVE IT!
Maxwell| 2.8.12 @ 8:17AM
I'll pass on the soccer and watch either F1 or Super Bike and Ducati.