Anyone else thinks she comes off as a cocky little bitch?  Dressed like an eggplant?  I mean, she’s kind of cute.  But also kind of like a big headed dwarf.  And can we get a ruling here, no acting ability whatsoever, right?

Barry Bonds hit is 756th home run tonight at home in San Francisco.  He took a 3 and 2 pitch by Washington Nationals pitcher Mike Bacsik deep to right field in front of a sell out crowd of 43,000 fans.

Bonds knew the pitch was gone as soon as he hit it, raising both hands in the air after he completed his swing.  Fireworks blasted above center field at AT&T park as Bonds rounded the bases, and was greeted by his son, his team and his family at home plate.

Luckily Bonds was at home, backed by the full support of San Francisco fans who chanted his name every time he stepped to the plate, and exploded as Bonds took a huge swing and the ball soared upwards.  I mean, take a look at the video below.  It’s a pretty amazing scene…you can really feel how much the SF fans are behind him.

After the homer, Bonds spoke a few words to the crowd with his godfather, Willie Mays.  Hank Aaron, who caused a bit of controversy by refusing to attend the game, appeared on the jumbo tron in center field to offer his good wishes.

Of course Bonds will continue to take a lot of flak for his alleged doping.  But for what it’s worth, it was a historic night for baseball. 

Nor my pants.