Word: stunk
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...what you have here is an employer - Major League Baseball - conducting an internal investigation that could leave certain employees subject to a criminal probe. And you thought your boss stunk. "To me, the most interesting question is - are there prosecutors chomping at the bit here?" asks Michael Shapiro, a criminal defense attorney. "Has Mitchell presented them cases on a silver platter?" At his press conference, Mitchell stressed that prosecutors have more important concerns than punishing individual past steroid users, and that there is no evidence that prosecutors would jump on this. But if any of the players are fingered...
...vacant property isn't much to look at now, and it certainly wasn't any prettier back in the late 1960s, when a 1952 Comet was parked on the front lawn, tins of bacon grease filled up the kitchen, cigar smoke stunk up the air, and newspapers littered the floors. But the little bungalow at 5124 De Longpre Avenue in East Hollywood was the epicenter of a cultural earthquake that continues to rock Los Angeles's literary landscape. It is the house where Charles Bukowski went from blue-collar postman to full-time writer, eventually becoming world famous...
...water was not really clean and the place stunk, so we decided it wasn’t a good decision to serve food,” Hegarty said. “I don’t think anyone felt like eating once they walked in there,” he added...
...mark was a function of the favorable early season schedule for at least one more week. Dartmouth wins a squeaker. COLUMBIA (8-11, 1-5) AT BROWN (6-13, 2-4)The Bears have been surprisingly strong at home in league play, while the Lions have stunk it up pretty much in all venues.Brown coach Glen Miller is quite good at getting the most out of the talent he has, and that’s going to be important since he won’t have his best player Luke Ruscoe down the stretch, as the senior will finally take...
...these pranks have been getting fishier—literally. In October 2004, members of the men’s varsity lightweight crew team reportedly snuck through a second story window of the Weld Boat House with 20 dead mackerel and a five-foot eel. “The place stunk to high hell,” says Mark A. Adomanis ’07, coxswain for the men’s lightweight team and also a Crimson editor. Despite the maritime trend, lightweight rower Alex M. Phillips ’06 says he and his teammates are willing...