Huge +600 Dog To Win!

[TravisBickle]

Tonight on Dancing with the Stars, underdog pick, Joey Lawance to take it.
6 to 1. Long shot. He'll get the 30 something women vote. They are the
only ones that vote or watch that garbage.


Bet $20 bucks at a chance for $120 and since you have money riding on the show you get a free hour of entertainment! Where else can you get a whole hour of entertainment for $20 bucks...

[TravisBickle]

I knew this Joey Lawrence was the dark horse, even though the contest is rigged he went from a 6 to 1 to a 9 to 2. I know how to cap dancing with the stars and no I am not gay.



Here is a review -


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September 13, 2006
Lopez, Lawrence wow on Dancing With the Stars
Dancing With the Stars
Sept. 12, 2006

The moves! The grooves! The nuttiness! Yes, Dancing With the Stars is back for a third season of low-level celebs so starving for a comeback that they'll transform themselves into show-off shakers, fox-trotters and mambo kings if it kills them.

Tuesday's two-hour premiere made several things clear, including the fact that, as a dancer, Tucker Carlson makes a good political journalist. The man was even worse than last season's no-try, no-cry Master P. Carlson somehow did even less, spending much of his first dance sitting in a chair. He should have stayed there. Dressed drably, he was a flat-footed "awful mess," as judge Bruno declared, and his score of 12 was the night's low.


Also clear is that the judges seem about as reliable as Soviet judges were at the Olympics during the Cold War. Yes, the fix is in, or seems to be. Why? Because the night's leadoff dancer, actor Joey Lawrence, was easily the best of the bunch, or at no worse second to eventual top scorer actor Mario Lopez. Yet the judges sent Joey to the middle of the pack. It reeked of their muted praise last season for Lisa Rinna, who couldn't buy a break despite dancing circles around those coddled by the judges. At any rate, Lawrence and Lopez both showed more snap, precision and athleticism than anyone else by far.

The male celebs danced cha-cha-chas with their pro partners, while the women were stuck gliding and looking pretty with fox trots, so there was some built-in disadvantage there, except for ballroom traditionalists.