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Ohhh, Joe Namath. You silly drunk.

I'll never forget when I watched the Chris Everett thing live on Jim Rome's show. That's exactly why I love Jim Rome. He's not afraid to be the one to send athletes back down to earth and remind them that they're human like the rest of us, and not Gods or VIPs. And he's not afraid to take some jabs at them as well, as you can see.

Oh man, #10 was hilarious. I love the commentators making fun of her the entire time. I mean, I'd have to wonder what was going on in the hockey player's heads. Just a big 'WTF?', more than likely.

And Joe Kines (#9), lol. Oh god.

I hate Nicole Ritchie. And was the interviewer seriously flirting with her before she said that?

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"Shaq, we're live, on the air"

"I don't give a shit"

hahahaha!

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>> ^Abel_Prisc:
I'll never forget when I watched the Chris Everett thing live on Jim Rome's show. That's exactly why I love Jim Rome. He's not afraid to be the one to send athletes back down to earth and remind them that they're human like the rest of us, and not Gods or VIPs. And he's not afraid to take some jabs at them as well, as you can see.

I think that's more of an example of one pompous jerk insulting another pompous jerk.

Jim Rome is the second worst thing on ESPN (next to Stephen A. Smith).

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