Editor's Note: The Intern took a break from the Daily Links Thursday in order attend to more pressing issues. Namely, pointing out all the mistakes his boss makes on an almost daily basis.

For those of who who missed it. Here's the latest edition of BS Exposed.

Don't worry, the Intern wouldn't leave you high and dry for the weekend. So here are today's links ...

Las Vegas Review-Journal (10/7) -- Ex-NFL kicker Cole Ford is accused of firing a shotgun at Siegfried and Roy's house, and you have NO idea how many Ace Ventura jokes I got Thursday ("Well I HAVE kissed a man!"). Honestly, Ford's lucky he didn't get past the gate. If Roy's been telling the truth about Montecore trying to save him, Ford had no idea what his carotid artery was in for.

The Times-Picayune (10/7) -- You've got to respect Baron Davis for laying himself down for a good cause: his personal trainer being allowed to come to practice. Then there's Bret Hart, who's laying himself down for a disturbing one. I thought the hidden eroticism in "Aladdin" was just a Disney thing.

Detroit Free Press (10/6) -- On the long list of people you don't want hanging around your 19-year-old, I gotta think that Sheed gives R. Kelly a run for his money. At what point do Darko's DNPs turn to DUIs?

ESPN (10/5) -- By now, you probably know all about The Curse of the Bambino. The villainous owner, the one-sided trade, the failed Broadway musical. Yeah, other than that, everything's just about right.

JayMohr.com -- So NBC decided to cancel Jay Mohr's "Last Comic Standing" ... with one episode left ... to show two "Father of the Pride" episodes ... that were repeats. I bet they did it in a crowded restaurant like in "Jerry Maguire," too. "I came here to cancel you, Jay. This is real. You should say something ... actually, post something on your web site ... I've got tai chi in 25. Gotta run, bud."

Sports Pickle -- "Jamal Lewis Asks the Ravens to Pay Him in Cigarettes for Rest of Season"

QSR Magazine -- Because I care about you guys ... the rankings of the best drive-thrus in America. I wish people in Hollywood paid attention to stuff like this. "Harold and Kumar go to Chick-fil-A" could have actually been hilarious.

Washington Post (10/1) -- Take that, Eric Neel! We've got West Coast Bigfoot Bias. In the scope of the war on terror, it' s reassuring to know that a Naval intelligence analyst is speaking at a Virginia sasquatch convention. How many battleships we got patrolling Loch Ness right now?

LINK OF THE DAY:
Buccanneers.com (with sound) -- Thanks to Rich Gannon's broken back, this is the fantasy choice I face every week: Joey Harrington or Chris Simms? The guy who lost the Heisman to Eric Crouch or the guy who lost playing time to Major Applewhite? Well, one guy threw 22 picks last year and doesn't have Charlie Rogers. The other & takes orders from Obi Jon Kanobe.

That was easy.

WEDNESDAY:
NY Post (10/5) -- Another day, another story about one of Mike Tyson's bodyguards passing out on someone while they were having sex, then being accused of rape. It's almost becoming a cliche at this point. Which reminds me, you hear a lot of different horror stories in college. Conking out during a romantic encounter was pretty common (okay, not in the hallway) ...

Local 10 Miami (10/2) -- And soiling a laundry basket was known to happen from time to time (all right, it was never number two and it was never Najeh Davenport) ...

Durham Herald-Sun (10/1) -- ... But in four years, never did I hear of anything as idiotic as this. These guys make the Bradshaw/Mick Foley "Smackdown Your Vote" debate being advertised on Spike TV totally irrelevent. Then again, I'd expect nothing less from an apartment on Brewer Lane.

(I've been sitting on that Brewer Lane punch line for three years, by the way. I'm letdown. How you feelin'?)

Sports Illustrated (10/4) -- Gary Sheffield may not deserve the MVP, but no man deserves to live with Barry Bonds for two weeks. After awhile, I started to picture a Steve Martin/John Candy dynamic from "Planes, Trains and Automobiles."

LINK OF THE DAY:
KATU 10 Portland (10/5) -- It might be the start of NBA training camp, but I wouldn't count on Qyntel Woods getting his dog back. And I don't mean it the way urban culture says it. He may have his passion. He may have his fire. But literally, I just wouldn't count on him getting his dog back.

TUESDAY:
RogerEbert.com -- Notwithstanding the great writing, you'll love the comedy here, and I'm not talking about the "Some Like It Hot" review. This picture gives Jon Lovitz' reaction to Marla Hooch a run for its money. It must have been snapped right as he watched the Kathy Bates hot tub scene in "About Schmidt." You'll never see that expression again.

Yahoo! News (10/5) -- Unless, of course, you're in the room when Red Auerbach spies this photo.

The Edmonton Sun (9/15) -- Like Cynthia Nixon, it looks like Simmons' No. 81 Pats jersey can finally come out of the closet ...

The Edmonton Sun (9/23) -- And then go back in. Sorry about that. Acie Earl needed some company, anyway.

LINK OF THE DAY
ESPN.com (3/4/2002) -- Remember back in '02 when Reggie Miller said Kobe has "other issues he has to deal with" off the court? Seems like there's a lot more to that now, doesn't it? In that vein, every Tuesday we'll be going with the Classic Link of the Day. For this, aim higher than game stories; shoot for old columns and features that stick out. For every week we don't get any, we'll alternate between WNBA box scores and footage from A.C. Green's wedding night. Nobody wants that.

MONDAY:
Palm Beach Post (10/1) -- I'm betting you're not gonna find "I'm not the one buying the love" and "I knew he was a weirdo" in the big book of sports clichés (That wasn't a cliché: this book actually exists (with sound). Some great summer reading for the Duke basketball team, no doubt.)

Albany Times Union (10/1) -- Jennifer from "The Apprentice" was fired from her real job on Thursday for making comments about "two old, Jewish fat ladies" on Wednesday's show. I'm sure she'll move on to bigger, better things ... like coaching the Memphis Tigers.

eBay -- True story: Last summer Jose Canseco was offering a deal where you could hang out with him in Miami for a day for $2,500. Figuring we'd be sick of him by 2 p.m., my friend Ben and I wrote a letter offering $1,250 for half a day. When I saw this auction, it really made me wonder why we never heard back. Maybe I'll find out in his book.

(If you've got time, head to JoseCanseco.com and vote in the poll: "What are you feelings on the release of Jose's new book?" I guarantee the webmaster had to spend an hour talking him out of listing "Excited" or "Really Excited" as the choices.)

LINK OF THE DAY
CNN (9/30) -- "Gangs of New York" has a whole new meaning. I realize Jesse Spano is involved, but I seriously doubt Leo's posse could do $45 million worth of damage if you gave them a bulldozer, a flamethrower, a howitzer and a two week head start. Seriously, a $45 MILLION dollar beating? Roy Jones can't even get that kind of money.

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