The Detroit Pistons are playing terribly badly, you can hardly watch them, and now they have even set a negative record in the NBA. The good thing is that people will remember this losing basketball team.
The American Evel Knievel achieved fame in the last century as a daring motorcycle stuntman, but his passion for golf was less well known. With a handicap of 6, he was quite competent in this discipline, to which he sometimes maintained a philosophical relationship. “Golf brings out the best in a good person and the worst in a bad person,” he said. Now this wisdom may not apply to everyone, but it certainly does apply to Kim Jong Il. The beloved leader, as the dictator was conveniently known in North Korea, is also said to have tried golf once and, according to the country’s information ministry, hit eleven aces in the first round of his life. By the way, the probability of hitting just two hole-in-ones is 1:67 million. So the suspicion arises that Kim Jong Il didn’t score eleven aces after all.