Awesome: Check Out ESPN.com’s Home Page Circa April 19, 1999
What, no Mel Kiper or Rick Reilly or Bill Simmons? That sucks! On second thought…
Still, so much good stuff going on here. A Seattle Supersonics reference. Bonds surgery news.
Posts tagged: ESPN.com
Somebody Over At ESPN.com Is Completely Obsessed With ‘The Big Lebowski’
A couple of weeks ago, it was “Ins, Outs, What-Have-Yous” and a reference to keeping the mind limber, now worthy adversaries.
A Reference To ‘The Big Lebowski’ On ESPN.com’s Front Page? Far Out, Man
One could make the argument that references to The Big Lebowski were kind of played out on the internets about, say, 5 years ago, but I have to give credit where credit is due for the above lead-in/h
Stories On Things About ESPN That Don’t Suck: ‘Mayne Street’ Begins 5th Season
Apt Visual Metaphor For Mayne's Career At ESPN? Discuss
Kenny Mayne is without a doubt the most non-irritating on-air personality employed by ESPN.
Lame: ESPN.com’s “The Heat Index” Page Set To Debut October 11th
Just when you think ESPN.
Yet Another Feature ESPN.com Can Shove Up Its Bandwagon Ass
I hate to beat a dead horse (sorry Real Quiet, you will be missed), but as they are wont to do recently, tWWL is hellbent on hopping on bandwagons and by doing so, are ripe for parody.
ESPN.com Can Shove The Upcoming ‘Heat Index’ Page Straight Up Its Overhyping Ass
If, you know, websites actually had buttholes, but I suppose that goes without saying. And who knows, maybe ESPN.com would rather enjoy having something shoved up its bunghole.
Ever Wondered How Matthew Berry Would Look If His Head Were A Football? Here It Is
GAH! Good God, man! What sort of perverted science are they practicing in the Bristol laboratories? This image was burning itself into unsuspecting viewers of ESPN’s NFL page earlier today.
ESPN Is Not Going To Rest Until There Is An ESPN.com Fargo
With the cities of Chicago, Dallas and Boston having already been conquered, ESPN has set its sights on Los Angeles as the next lucky American city to have its own dedicated site under the ever-reach
Well, No S**t, Sherlock
Really? You think? Granted, the headline was thought up by someone at ESPN.com, but the fact that someone took the time to write the article for The Associate Press is ludicrous as well.
