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Have you ever heard of a doctor sending somebody to the hospital for dehydration?

It's got to be pretty rare.

Now, have you ever heard of a hospital keeping somebody overnight for dehydration?

I haven't, and I've been around dehydrated athletes, staff,

and fans my whole adult life. Now, it doesn't mean there's something really wrong,

but I sure don't believe that Andy Reid went to KU Med for dehydration and stayed there

almost 24 hours. It's not our right to know, but something else is going on here. Will the media

even try to find out?

Meanwhile, the Chiefs are set to sign wide receiver Josh Gordon, a good player if he can still

play. Gordon's been suspended more seasons than he's played. Six times this guy's been booted.

That was after he got kicked out of Baylor, which is pretty hard to do. This is really high risk

by the

Chiefs, and it shows how desperate they are to find another receiver. What's all this outrage

towards the Cleveland fan that wants $10,000 for Salvi's record-setting baseball? Would you ask the

fan to hand over his car to Salvi? How about his wife's Redding Ring? Baseball's a funny thing.

That ball becomes the property of the fan immediately. We'll discuss here today how these things should work out. It took me a while,

but I finally broke down and looked up the definition of the term disinformation. See,

it's confusing. There is the difference between disinformation and misinformation. I should have noticed

all this when the Dems first broke it out because they know exactly the difference because they're

the masters at using it. And if you don't think the world is upside down, wait until you hear about

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