Matt D., of Tempe, Ariz., sends in this clip from Monday's Diamondbacks game in which an Arizona player let a big F-bomb fly. The best part, though, is the announcer casually apologizing for it. ... Flyers defenseman Chris Pronger didn't realize he was on the air during a radio interview and unleashed several expletives. ... Jimmy Johnson's crew chief Chad Knaus dropped a big F-bomb during the Coca Cola 600.

A solider not only surprised his girlfriend at Monday's Royals game -- he also proposed. (Kellen Boerger, of Elk River, Minn., for the link.)

Several readers have written in to ask that I make Danish model Amalie Wichmann the LLOD. Today is that day.

Chargers defensive back Bob Sanders is selling his 2008 GMC Yukon on eBay. (Thanks to by Dan, of Arlington, Va., for the link.)

Continuing on the theme started in yesterday's P.M. Hot Clicks, Alan of Tennessee, says, "Add me to the group of loyal Hot Clicks readers who have forsaken some of their personal income for the betterment of the lives of famous people with regard to their nuptials. Back in 2003 when the WWF's Triple H married Stephanie McMahon (for real), my buddy Mike Sabbatelli and I forked over a combined $25 for a cake pan for those crazy kids from their registry we found on Williams-Sonoma's website. The thought of Stephanie slaving over a hot oven to prepare a delicious pineapple upside down cake for Triple H warmed our hearts tremendously. On a side note, we wondered if the Undertaker ended up getting them that food processor they had listed on the registry. That thing was pricey, but, hey, 'Taker could afford it. And how thoughtful it was a few months later when we received a hand written personal note from the new Mrs. Stephanie McMahon-Levesque thanking us for the fabulous gift. In fact, that exact note was unearthed just last month when Mike moved from Pittsburgh to Chicago. He called me to tell me he had found it and we again reminisced about the fact that Stephanie had probably prepared many wondrous cakes with that pan since that fateful day we purchased it back in 2003. Many happy returns to them. Twisted and demented we are but thoughtful we is, too!"

Knicks forward Landry Fields isn't happy about having to pay for barbecue sauce. ... Steelers linebacker (and Michigan alum) Lamar Woodley is loving the Jim Tressel situation. ... Chargers linebacker Shaun Phillips wants you to order your own damn food!

Tbone, of Sandefjord, Norway, says, "Jimmy, you have to make reference to the Jets officially moving back to Winnipeg! Here's a great video."

Here's nearly 12 minutes of the 100 greatest movie threats of alltime. (Warning: Video contains very strong language.)

I can't figure out what's more interesting: The meal that gets cooked, or the exchange with the McDonald's worker at the drive-thru window. (Thanks to Justin, of Baltimore, for the link.)