Rugby man with horse thing delivers most oddly inspiring interview ever

You know what the biggest problem with rugby is? They don't wear helmets. You know what happens when you don't wear helmets? You get in the head a lot. You know what happens when you get hit in the head a lot? You end up like this English rugby bloke (or is it chap?), who is currently enjoying 15 seconds of fame thanks to this absolutely bonkers interview, now going viral on the world wide web. The whole thing starts innocently enough, but before you know it he's speaking in the voice of his imaginary (and “slightly Irish”) horse friend who he has just climbed back upon, led to the water, and asked what it wants to do with its life ahead this week's match against Bath. Sorry if that doesn't make any sense, we're just working with what we've got here.
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And yet, despite its eccentricity, this masterclass in mixed metaphors—all of them about horses, strangely enough—is somehow the most inspiring th..

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Deck the halls with Busch’s five-foot-long beer cooler/stocking this holiday season

The irony of Christmas morning is this: It's the crack of dawn, you're hungover, and your kids are crawling all over you like little baby howler monkeys. You won't encounter a more urgent need-a-drink scenario all year, and yet you can't because, well, but it's the crack of dawn, you're hungover, and your kids are crawling all over you like little baby howler monkeys. But wait! There's hope! Because this year Busch are on a mission to say, hey dad, hey son-in-law, hey lonely single man who just remembered today is Christmas 10 minutes ago, its OK. If you can't put your ratty-slippered feet up and crack a cold one this morning, of all mornings, then when the hell can you? Enter the Busch Cooler Stocking, which just usurped the iPhone 11 as the hottest tech gift of the holiday season.
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It’s a shame this buzzer beater didn’t count, because the celebration was an all-timer

It's not even Thanksgiving and we may already have the buzzer beater of the year in college basketball. As Jon Rothstein would say, This is March November!
There's just one, tiny problem–the buzzer beater we're referring to didn't even count. Wait, what?
On Wednesday night, the Old Dominion Monarchs found themselves in a dog fight at home with James Madison. Despite being a 12-point favorite, ODU was on the verge of losing the game outright, trailing 76-71 with 20 seconds to play. That's when point guard Malik Curry channeled his inner Reggie Miller, scoring seven points in 16 seconds to make it a one-point game.
With four seconds to go, ODU fouled James Madison's Zach Jacobs, who made the first free throw to make it 80-78, then bricked the next. Curry got the rebound, raced down the court and launched a three at the buzzer that cashed, sending the home crowd into an absolute frenzy. Someone behind the hoop captured video of the entire sequence, and it&#0..

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The star of this week’s PGA Tour stop is a gigantic capsized cargo ship (Yes, really)

Stan BadzST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. — It's a boat! It's a plane! It's … actually, it's definitely a boat. A big, BIG boat.
The RSM Classic is the last official tournament on the PGA Tour schedule in 2019. It's also the first to feature a gigantic capsized cargo ship in plain view for tour pros and fans. Talk about fun for the whole family!
Of course, this was not intentional. It may sound like one of those European Tour gimmicks, but the Golden Ray really capsized off the Georgia coast on Sept. 8 and has been sitting there ever since. The cargo ship containing 4,200(!) cars has fallen and it can't get up. So if you were in the market for a Hyundai, you may have to be put on backorder.
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For now, response crews are far more concerned with the ship's fuel than its cargo. Well, once the Coast Guard was able to rescue all 24 crew members. The New York Times reports about 315,000 gallons..

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