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The Curse of Big Papi
He almost got away with it. A construction worker on the new Yankee Stadium, who is a Red Sox fan, was snagged trying to bury a David “Big Papi” Ortiz Red Sox jersey under a service corridor within the new stadium. Somehow the jersey was found Saturday by two construction supervisors. No word yet if the body of Jimmy Hoffa was also found.
I’m Not Dead Yet
I just read the Fast Company article Dead Man Walking, depicting AOL’s recent troubles and missteps. With a tip of the cap to Monty Python, I wonder if a king, queen, or pauper will be riding in to pick up the dead as speculated in the article? Not a pretty picture.
