Sunday, May 12, 2013

Astros ‘Investigating’ Fan Who Pretended Hot Dog Was His Wiener On Live TV

His baloney has a first name, but so far no one knows what it is. Who is the mysterious Astros fan who used a hot dog to pantomime his wiener during a game on live TV? The Astros want to know, and have launched an investigation.

It happened on Thursday night in Minute Maid Park's exclusive Diamond Club seating area behind home plate, during a game with the Angels. It was in the ninth inning with two out of a one-run game, so you know some were watching as the unidentified man stood up at least twice and appeared to use a hot dog to imitate his penis. Some say it was a cigar. It was all caught on TV.

Sitting in the section that became famous as the seats for former President George H.W. Bush and first lady Barbara Bush, a fan appearing to hold either a cigar or a hot dog weiner stood up and dangled it while Philip Humber pitched to Albert Pujols.

"The Houston Astros have no affiliation with the individual involved in the incident in the Diamond Club seating area last night," Astros Vice President and General Manager of Building Operations Marcel Braithwaite said. "The individual is not a season ticket holder. The Astros are currently investigating the matter with the proper authorities."

Was it a hot dog or a sausage? Was it vegan, or meat? If found to be meat, could CSN and NBC be fined by the FCC? (Imitation meat fake penises carry less severe fines).

Don't make Bud Selig form a fake wiener task force. That's just the kind of thing he'd jump at to take the focus off his shitty umpires.

darren rovell Taco Bell reportedly testing a waffle taco with scrambled eggs, sausage and syrup (via @foodbeast)

Zach Lowe Probably "Parks/Rec" and "Wire," but I don't watch much non-NBA. RT @thomleem: @[me] What's your favorite TV Show on now? Ever?

Tony Reali People often ask what the panelists do in the break after they've been eliminated. Woody Doesn't. Stop. Talking. http://t.co/IhAiYKQXcs

Zach Lowe Non-NBA: The Office lost its way a bit without Carell, but it was a sweet, (mostly) real show overall, and I am weirdly sad about it ending.

Chris Mannix Per Nevada commission: Gate for #MayweatherGuerrero was $9.9 million, with 14,258 tickets sold, 1,459 comps and 139 unsold.

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