Roy Tarpley seeks comeback

[Leonidas]

Your eyes do not deceive. Here's the link. Can Steve Howe be close behind?

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/basketball/news/2003/06/25/tarpley_reinstatement_ap/

[TroyF]

I can see the fans in Portland getting excited already.

TroyF

[Ksyrup]

"Sometimes you have to go away to be able to come back."


Uh, isn't that the only way you can come back? If you haven't gone away, there's nothing to "come back" to.

Brilliant.

[heybrad]

Supposedly, back in the day, the Lakers came really close to trading James Worthy for Tarpley. Good thing that didnt happen.

[thealmighty]

Darryl!! Darryl!!! Strawberries and Cream, but not at Wimbledon. :)

[ACStrider]

Hey brad

Ugh...Tarpley almost single-handedly sunk the Mavs into the depression of the 90's. What a waste of talent. Hey...Portland DOES sound like a good place for him. Either Portland or LAC.

[MylesKnight]

Someone do me a favor and get this Link (http://cocaine.org/cocainenews/cocamel.html) over to Mr. Tarpley for me.

[MylesKnight]

Here's another quick snipet Roy.. How about a quick trip down to South America?


New Line in Chocolate

Forget about Vanilla Coke or Strawberry Ripes for an exciting new flavour. A company in Peru is developing a caramel spiked with cocaine.

Dubbed the Cocamel, this sweet is supposed to be an antidote to the stresses of modern life. For example, if the war coverage is dragging you down, just pop a Cocamel and suddenly you'll feel as relaxed as George Bush discovering a chemical weapons factory in Iraq.

The director of Cocamel's maker, Rosario Lazo, told Chilean newspaper Las Ultimas Noticias: "The Cocamel is delicious and can be used to relax people from daily tensions.

"It will surprise everyone and give people more than a smile."

According to Ananova the sweet is still to get approval from Peru's Department of Health before it goes on sale, when it is expected to cost about $1.30 for a bag of 12.