Hurricane Irene Is Now In Your Blog
It is raining. It is raining hard where I live and in theory, it is only going to get worse. The thunder just started and Irene might have plans other than blogging for me today. So as I sit here, waiting for my home to flood and power to go out, here is MMA personality, Michael Shaiavello, saying his trademark “Goodnight Irene” call over and over. And over. And over.
In case you missed it yesterday, some guy flashed his junk to the world on The Weather Channel.
Also, here’s the basis of all your favorite Irene-related headline puns. Thank you, Dexy’s Midnight Runners.

- Jozy Altidore is Hot, Jurgen Klinsmann is Making All the Right Moves, and US Soccer is on Fire
- Aaron Hernandez: Report Says He Has Not Been Ruled Out as a Suspect in Homicide
- Gregg Popovich, Shaky Down the Stretch, Was Surly With the Media Afterward [Video]
- Miami and San Antonio Game 6 Thriller Generated a Monster 14.7 Overnight TV Rating
- Miami Heat Fans Left Game 6 Early, then Banged on the Doors to Get Back in and Police Were Called [VIDEO]

- ms621 on Jozy Altidore is Hot, Jurgen Klinsmann is Making All the Right Moves, and US Soccer is on Fire
- rockchalk101 on Aaron Hernandez: Report Says He Has Not Been Ruled Out as a Suspect in Homicide
- Milk Steak To Go on Aaron Hernandez: Report Says He Has Not Been Ruled Out as a Suspect in Homicide
- spencer096 on Aaron Hernandez: Report Says He Has Not Been Ruled Out as a Suspect in Homicide
- Babar 2.0 on Aaron Hernandez: Report Says He Has Not Been Ruled Out as a Suspect in Homicide
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August 28th, 2011 at 12:32 PM
wow. Imagine if a real hurricane, like Katrina, Ike, or Hugo actually hit NYC. You guys are pussies.
August 28th, 2011 at 12:46 PM
The Jets and Giants would meet in the Super Bowl and everyone would be talking about this helping bring back NYC?
August 28th, 2011 at 11:15 PM
I’m guessing the number of morons that built their houses below sea-level is much less in the north vs new orleans.