This week's random sports fact: I'll keep this one brief, because its subject matter is something very, very brief.

There was an NBA player whose entire playing career was 4 seconds long. His name is JamesOn Curry, and here's a video containing his whole NBA career: Link
(No; he's not related to Stephen Curry, I checked)

He was subbed in for a short moment near the end of a quarter, then subbed out during the break, and he never saw the court again. He didn't even get to touch the ball.

Fun history fact: The phrase “it’s raining cats and dogs” comes from 17th century London, where butchers would throw out dead pets into piles of garbage on the streets. When it rained heavily, these carcasses were carried into the River Thames, where people would notice them floating in the water, giving the impression they fell from the sky with the rain. Poets such as Jonathan Swift described the phenomenon in their writing, leading to the phrase becoming shorthand for heavy rain.

rovmu said:
Fun history fact: The phrase “it’s raining cats and dogs” comes from 17th century London, where butchers would throw out dead pets into piles of garbage on the streets. When it rained heavily, these carcasses were carried into the River Thames, where people would notice them floating in the water, giving the impression they fell from the sky with the rain. Poets such as Jonathan Swift described the phenomenon in their writing, leading to the phrase becoming shorthand for heavy rain.

I've actually always wondered where this was from

rovmu said:
Fun history fact: The phrase “it’s raining cats and dogs” comes from 17th century London, where butchers would throw out dead pets into piles of garbage on the streets. When it rained heavily, these carcasses were carried into the River Thames, where people would notice them floating in the water, giving the impression they fell from the sky with the rain. Poets such as Jonathan Swift described the phenomenon in their writing, leading to the phrase becoming shorthand for heavy rain.

How often were people throwing out dead pets in the rain for it to become a saying?

kitthe3tailedkitsune said:
How often were people throwing out dead pets in the rain for it to become a saying?

Given the fact that there wasn't a proper way to dispose of waste in 17th century Europe (look at what the Parisians did with their waste in the pre-Hausmann Paris for example), probably very often.

Figured it be her and that she'd .

She's fixed on only one dog - and here we are keeping Jackie sitting there blue-balled and trying hard not to blow a load...

She's really no fun... I hope it change after some page. But she seem interest on those girls kissing. She even get a nose bleed.

we need more Jackie posts

An absolutely crushing blow to the spirit. Even more so when you he’s supposedly a ladies man. Lol

I kinda hate becca and tyler, way more interested in everyone else