300,000 people voted, resulting in 4.2 million votes, with Wayne Rooney’s overhead kick in the Manchester derby on 12th February 2011 the clear winner with 26% of the total.

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In a spectacular acrobatic move, he volleyed Nani’s cross from the right on 77 minutes – the winning goal. That victory took United eight points atop City in the league, on their way to a record 19th league title.

At second place is Gunner Dennis Bergkamp’s goal against Newcastle in March 2002 with 19% of the votes cast, and at third is Thierry Henry’s score for Arsenal in their match against Manchester United in 2000.

The website describes itself:

Do you know that there are thousands of male and female inmates sitting in prison, just waiting for someone to write and share life experiences? All of the inmates who are listed enjoy getting letters. Especially those letters which build their confidence within themselves.

These incarcerated female and male inmates are paying a price for crimes they have committed. These inmates are very real and are seeking penpals! He/She will get excited when their name is called to receive a letter from you. Just think how lonely it must feel at mail call to never hear your name being called, especially after being locked up for several years and family and friends have deserted you. These inmates have nothing but time on their hands and can’t wait to hear from you! Don’t be shy, give it a try! Make the day of a lonely inmate!

Even though these men and women are in prison, it doesn’t mean that they are bad individuals. The majority of these inmates are fun, loving, clever, reliable, sexy and very passionate. It can be a lot of fun communicating with these inmates. They enjoy sports, music, arts, etc. just as you do. However, they are convicted felons and caution should be used.

It has hundreds of photographs of the decidedly best-looking criminals in the country looking for friendship, and possibly intimate relationships. They actually paid to be listed on the website, and are given 250 words to describe themselves to attract a penpal. Usually they’d provide a photo and describe the usual things like their height, religion and release date, but rarely the reason why they’re in jail.

As most of them are not allowed access to internet and phonecalls are expensive, the traditional snailmail is the preferred method of communication.

It was taken at Wentworth Primary School, Dartford, on 19th January 1951. There were both 7. Jagger is circled on the left, while Richards is circled on the right.

They met for the first time at that school, and the photo was released by the school 50 years after the Stones’ formation. The photo originally belonged to a former classmate.

Their names as they appeared in the school’s register, the columns on the right bearing their birthdates

The primary school’s hall floor has become a pilgrimage spot for Stones fans.

After completing primary school, they went to different secondary schools.

In 1961, they bumped into each other at a railway station. What happened next, is history. The Stones played their first gig in London on 12th July 1962.

Source
Dail Mail, 27 Apr 2012

The following photo was apparently taken in Hawaii in March 1941.

I suppose if the photo had been taken in a lighthearted manner eg, the kids were wearing funny shirts perhaps it wouldn’t so much as raise an eyebrow.

After going through years of serious drumming but still could not earn enough to do so full time:

Steve had learned at a very young age, that most people hear with their eyes…and was not too proud to use this to his advantage. He also noticed that people often associated with spectacles, or “characters,” much like “Ringo Star.” He decided against the cookie cutter approach, and tried to be as OVER THE TOP as possible. One way or another, he WAS going to be noticed…

In 1997, he joined a group called “Rick K and The Allnighters” and he finally realised his dream of touring the country as a pro musician.

On 1st June 2010 someone uploaded to youtube one of the band’s performances, focusing on Steve Moore, with the linkbait title “This drummer is at the wrong gig” – it garnered 5 million views in less than 1 month. Even top drummer Mike Portnoy, 26-time award winner from the Modern Drummer magazine and the second youngest person to be inducted into the Modern Drummer’s Hall of Fame tweeted:

O MY GOD…..This guy RULES!!

Needless to say, he became well-known in the drummers’ fraternity.

This is the video, which at the time of writing, has had more than 16 million views:

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Probably he liked looking for good bargains using hp coupons too.

Here are some photos of the man himself:

Blanchard (middle) in his earlier years:

Blanchard (middle) in his later years:

Source
Daily Mail (UK), 14 Apr 2012

In the 2012 movie The Three Stooges, which as one would expect is a slapstick comedy based on the old TV comedy shorts with the same name.

One of the characters in the movie is Sister Bernice, played by Kate Upton, 19, a Sports Illustrated model.

One would either gasp in horror or shout with joy as she makes her appearance in a nun bikini, or a nunkini, as the outfit comes complete with headdress and crucifix.

Keep that magazine to yourself

She’s like 20 years too early for that kind of drink!

Not funny!

One wrong move and he/she might become the raccoons’ food instead

Eating cake mix straight off a whisk which is apparently still plugged in!

I hope he’s not a real cannibal

pole dancing and toddlers do not mix

Perhaps the father didn’t see the sign

Preschool shooting club?

This is no place for a tricycle

Source
Daily Mail (UK), 3 Apr 2012

Bruce Grobbelaar vs Steve McManaman (Liverpool)
Date: 18 September 1993
Occasion: 1993/94 Premier League match against Everton (away)
Liverpool’s vastly experienced goalie Grobbelaar berated Macca for the latter’s poor clearance which resulted in Everton’s goal. When Steve spoke his mind, the Zimbabwean grabbed McManaman’s throat, and Steve threw a punch before walking off. The match ended in a 2-0 victory for the hosts.

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David Batty vs Graeme Le Saux (Blackburn Rovers)
Date: 22 November 1995
Occasion: 1995/96 Champions League away game against Spartak Moscow, which the visitors lost 0-3.
Then both England internationals, it was apparently sparked by Le Saux’s “bad pass.”

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Lee Bowyer vs Kieron Dyer (Newcastle)
Date: 2 April 2005
Occasion: Premier League home match against Aston Villa, which the hosts lost 0-3.
One accused the other of “never passing him the ball”. Even Villa captain Gareth Barry helped out in separating them. Both were sent off in the 82nd minute, leaving Newcastle with 8 players, as Steven Taylor had already been sent off earlier. In addition, Dyer was banned for 3 matches, while Bowyer got worse: banned for 4 matches, in addition to a GBP200K fine – equivalent to one and a half months’ wages.

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Nicklas Bendtner vs Emmanuel Adebayor (Arsenal)
Date: 22 January 2008
Occasion: 2008 League Cup semifinals second leg away at Tottenham Hotspur
With the score at 4-1 in favour of the hosts, Bendtner and Adebayor fought on the field. Referee Howard Webb, captain William Gallas and other teammates had to intervene and separate them. Adebayor later used the team’s website to extend his apologies. Later, Adebayor explained that everything started in the Arsenal dressing room when he scolded Bendtner for going there with shoes on. That caused a rift between the two players which escalated over time, and erupted during the match. Arsenal went on to lose 1-5.

embrouille adebayor vs bendtner by pipie78

Others:
Eyal Berkovic v John Hartson (West Ham), during training in 1998
Davide Marchini v Pasquale Foggia (Cagliari), during training in 2007 that escalated outsdie
Stan Collymore v Trevor Benjamin (Leicester City), during a match between Leicester City reserves against Charlton in 2000
Fredrik Ljungberg v Olof Mellberg (Sweden), during a training session for the Sweden World Cup team

Yoko Ono – Kiss Kiss Kiss (1980), originally released on Double Fantasy, her joint album with John Lennon. Around 2 minutes into the song, Ono starts gasping heavily and apparently reaches orgasm.

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Lil Louis – French Kiss (1989), reached #1 on the American dance chart, #50 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 in the UK charts in 1989. Vocals: Shawn Christopher / Pasquale. At the time of its release, it was considered innovative, due to it being based a single F note, and slowing down to a total stop, coinciding with the orgasm, then speeding up again.

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Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin – Je t’aime… moi non plus (1969), reached #1 in the UK charts, and perhaps appropriately, #69 in the US charts. The lyrics were sung in a breathy, suggestive style, and ends in orgasm sounds by Birkin, which caused it to be banned from radio in Spain, Sweden, Brazil, the UK, Italy, Poland and Portugal, was not allowed to be played on radio before 11pm in France. It was only played in a few radio stations in the US. It was denounced by the Vatican – the record executive who released it in Italy was reportedy excommunicated. Beautiful melody though, perhaps backed by Dynasty Drums for the rhythm section.

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Guns N’ Roses – Rocket Queen (1987), where W Axl Rose brought one Adriana Smith into the studio and did the wild thing with her there so that the sounds she made could be recorded and put over the bridge of the song.

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More:

Bon Jovi – Social Disease (1986), at the beginning
Donna Summer – Love To Love You (1976), features groans & heavy breathing