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    First, Artest hosted a party where Odom met his wife, Khloe Kardashian, and now it appears he is helping Odom kick his candy addiction, which was chronicled last season by the Los Angeles Times in an essay by Dr. Daniel Amen entitled "Lamar Odom, Sweet Tooth and Erratic Play." "Ron-Ron got me into eating oranges ... It's funny, because we started to get it going (Sunday in a 118-110 win over the Atlanta Hawks) and we looked up and we're up by like 20 ... and he said to me, 'How about those oranges?' I just started laughing. You never know what to expect from my man." In other offbeat Lakers news, Slam magazine reported the reason coach Phil Jackson's left index finger is heavily wrapped in gauze and bandages is because he sliced the end of his finger completely off with a kitchen knife last week and couldn't find the small, severed piece to stitch back on. Full Article at Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com
    Ron-Ron got me into eating oranges ... It's funny, because we started to get it going (Sunday in a 118-110 win over the Atlanta Hawks) and we looked up and we're up by like 20 ... and he said to me, 'How about those oranges?' I just started laughing. You never know what to expect from my man.
    Lamar Odom – Lamar Odom SOURCE: Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com 1 month ago
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PETA takes swing at 'BatManu'
  1. It was pretty funny at the time. Now, it's not. I have to get like a million shots ... It wasn't so much fun. The bat survived. I'm fine. I'm not going to have rabies. The bat won.
    SOURCE: Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com 1 month ago
  2. To bludgeon a 4-ounce animal to death, it takes either a small man or a totally unthinking one -- with no respect or consideration for lives humbler than his own. This is a time when athletes in particular need to be on their best behavior around any animal and show that they have brains and a heart, no...
    SOURCE: Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com 1 month ago

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