Yi Jianlian has developed a taste for stake

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Yi Jianlian has developed a taste for stake
Larry Brown Sports found this 12/5/2007 on www.wearethepostmen.com [flag]
Honestly, if there was enough material for it, I might seriously consider turning this blog into all things Yi Jianlian. Or perhaps a better option would be to start an entire new blog altogether. Certainly, this is not going to happen. But in a perfect world I would become Yi’s roommate up in Milwaukee and I could play Xbox 360 with him or maybe watch “Home Alone” while we ... [link]

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Linkage: Jewish Jordan Is Back
Published 12/5/2007 by Larry Brown at Larry Brown Sports
... trade [Mack Avenue Tigers] China regulating the cheers fans can give in Olympics [100% Injury Rate] Mets pitcher John Maine a cross-dresser? [With Leather] Houston bringing Jack Pardee out of retirement? [The Wizard of Odds] Tara Reid is one over-priced biatch [Dlisted] The All-NBA team of just Big East players [You Been Blinded] Yi Jianlian is becoming quite the carnivore [We Are the Postmen] Share/Email ...

Yi Jianlian likes steak
Published 12/6/2007 by The Big Picture at The Big Picture
... Things I like: steak, the Michigan Lake, analogies, cashmere, slang, sitcoms, Mrs. Dash, hiking boots, NBA, iambic pentameter, E!, Cherry Garcia. ...

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