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We predicted Jesse would win! Remember?

November 4, 1998

~~~ NOTE FROM CHRIS: ~~~
A little background information for our non-USA readers...
The National Basketball Association, or NBA, has cancelled the
first few weeks of its season as owners and players try to work
out a new labor agreement. At the moment, no teams are playing
-- not even my beloved Houston Rockets.

The Top 13 Hardships for Out-of-Work NBA Players


    1. Forced to cut back from classy $8000-a-night call girls to skanky $5000-a-night variety.

    2. Humiliating to have to ask that photographer you kicked in the groin for a loan.

    3. "Choking the coach" now a private affair between the player and himself.

    4. All these new summer tattoos and no one to show 'em to.

    5. No longer able to afford stretch limo, more prone to injuries during romp in backseat of an AMC Pacer with Madonna.

    6. Research for doctoral thesis "29 Hoes in 29 Cities" comes to a grinding halt.

    7. Instead of having high quality weed delivered, must venture out to pick up generic brand themselves.

    8. Charge account revoked at "Big and Tall Freak of Nature" shop.

    9. Trash talking totally ludicrous after sinking ten foot underwear-to-the-hamper shot.

    10. Spike Lee is camped out on the front lawn, and you're tired of hearing how you mow the lawn like a wimp.

    11. With no early morning practices, getting Toni Braxton to leave can be a real chore.

      and the Number 1 Hardship for Out-of-Work NBA Players...

    12. Restricted to fathering illegitimate children in a confined geographical region.



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Selected from 87 submissions from 30 contributors.
Today's Top Five List authors were:


  • Lloyd Jacobson, Washington, DC -- 1 (11th #1)
  • Ann Bartow, Dayton, OH -- 1 (3rd #1)
  • John Voigt, Chicago, IL -- 2 Hall of Famer
  • Beth Kohl, Chicago, IL -- 3
  • Kate McClare, Ft. Lauderdale, FL -- 3 (Welcome back!)
  • David W. James, Los Angeles, CA -- 4 Hall of Famer
  • Tim McKemy, Chandler, AZ -- 5
  • Paul Paternoster, Los Altos Hills, CA -- 6, 9 Hall of Famer
  • Geoff Brown, Farmington Hills, MI -- 6
  • Kim Moser, New York, NY -- 6
  • Don Swain, Waterford, MI -- 7 Email / Website
  • Doug Johnson, Santa Cruz, CA -- 9, 11 Email / Hall of Famer
  • Sue Prifogle Otte, Rushville, IN -- 10
  • Gene Markins-Dieden, New Haven, CT -- 11
  • Alexander Clemens, San Francisco, CA -- 12
  • Larry G. Hollister, Concord, CA -- 13
  • Tristan Fabriani, Passaic, NJ -- Topic, Runner Up list name
  • Chris White, New York, NY -- List owner/editor Hall of Famer
  • Cheech & Chong, San Francisco, CA -- Ambience

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