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Call Me Heartless If You Want

But Barbaro was Euthanized this morning and I really could care less. I would assume that millions of horses die everyday and we don't cry about it. I'm sure there will be a few Sportscenter spots during this next week and then we will never hear about Barbaro again until the next big time racing horse breaks his leg during the Triple Crown. And I'm more than fine with this after last years overload of information as to whether Barbaro was doing fine or what risky procedure they were going to perform, how his hoof was doing, I don't f'n care. Sucks for his owners, who would have made a boatload on stud fees, and sucks for Barbaro, imagine a life where all you have to do is sit back eat and bang women who have the best genes in the world. Tough life. But ya I don't care.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Heartless asshole, Hope when you die no one cares
Simon said…
Wow, that was rough... Someone telling me that they hope that nobody cares when I die, on my birthday nonetheless.
Anonymous said…
Belicheck, Brady and I wouldn't care either simon

happy birthday
Anonymous said…
I just hope my dog gets the lucky cans of Alpo, cause damn I bet that is some quality, lean, meat.

Happy birthday you heartless asshole!

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