Rrr rrrRomney is a friend

This is what it said:

He then tweeted this to Roland Martin.

It’s derided as a cultural skidmark, a lowbrow circus of steroid freaks in their undies pretending to hit each other. And yet, it has sustained as a viable attraction for over 100 years, bringing in enormous crowds and pay-per-view buyrates. It’s a mad and wacky world, and here’s a few signs you might be one of us.

When someone says "WWF," you jump to correct them.

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And you're sad that you even have to.

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You've grown tired of explaining to people how it's NOT FAKE. (It's predetermined.)

You've grown tired of explaining to people how it's NOT FAKE. (It's predetermined .)

And even more tired of their ass-backwards explanation of how things 'really work.' "You see, that table is made of reconstructed styrofoam, and they play the sound of wood breaking over the PA system at just the right time. Also, that concrete floor is actually just a trampoline made to look like concrete. And he's wearing a body brace. And I'm an idiot."

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You have a love/hate relationship with WWE. You hate what it's become, but would give anything for it to be what it once was.

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The Beard is back.

Multiple reports indicate that the Los Angeles Dodgers have signed former San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson to a minor-league contract.

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Before the Beard, Wilson was an eccentric, if talented, starter-turned-reliever for the Giants. In 2009, CSN Bay Area gave him his own reality show, where he filmed himself doing...pretty much anything.

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Then there was the time he saved six games in the 2010 postseason, didn't give up a single run, and struck out the final batter to win the World Series for San Francisco.

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Of course, we couldn't possibly forget the time he dressed up as a sea captain for a late-night basic cable talk show.

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The old gang gets together.

Last week, the cast of The Sandlot reunited to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film. And while Benny, Smalls, Kenny, The Beast, and Wendy Peffercorn were notably absent, the rest of the gang celebrated by going back to where it all started. Here are a few pictures from the event:

Then.

Now.

From left: Squints, Ham, Yeah-Yeah, Timmy, Tommy.

And while the times have changed, some things haven't at all.

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Gramps be killin’ ‘em.

People dance at baseball stadiums around the country in hopes of catching the attention of a cameraman and having their 4.2 seconds of fame on the Jumbotron. Monday night's A's game against the Blue Jays had a few classic examples like this couple with a choreographed routine...

Or these two friends flapping their arms haphazardly...

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The legend of Jonathan Villar continues.

We first learned of Jonathan Villar's prowess on the basepaths not a week ago when he dashed around from second base on an untimely error to win the game for the Houston Astros.

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The speed, the instincts – could he possibly top this feat so soon?

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Well, a straight steal of home when the pitcher isn't paying attention most likely qualifies.

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All in a day’s work.

The 25-year-old Dodgers ace MIGHT be the best pitcher in baseball, but he’s DEFINITELY a pretty cool dude.

Chad Qualls fall down, go boom.

He has since apologized saying he is disgusted with himself.

Maybe the simplest approach is best.

It’s the Rose Bowl of babies.

The league is planning to ban Alex Rodriguez from baseball for life unless the Yankees star agrees not to fight a major suspension for his role in a performance-enhancing drug scandal.

Who needs signs?

At the moment, the toast of Southern California have baseball’s best hitter, best pitcher, and best insane Cuban rookie.

“The opinion of the Russian government is now perfectly clear: if you’re gay and you come to Russia for the Olympics, you will be in harm’s way,” an advocate says. The sports minister’s comments contradict a statement last week from International Olympic Committee.

In this case, the Texas Rangers’.

Mel Allen had better days in the booth than this one. (Yeesh.)

Beatriz Tinoco ( @bktinoco ) tweeted about the day she met her tennis hero and how “dorky” and “funny” and “amazing” and “kind” he is. This will make you smile and cry and love Federer even more than you do right now.