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William
Congratulations to the 2006 World Series Champions, the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Jeff
BAHHH
Darn
Jeff
Darn
Jeff
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Robert Firth
Hmmm, I knew there was a reason I wanted Detroit to win, but I couldn't
remember what it was.
Robert Firth
http://www.winvistainfo.org
remember what it was.
Robert Firth
http://www.winvistainfo.org
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Jon Davis
I'm a nerd, I never keep up with soccer.
That was a joke. I don't keep up with basketball, either.
Jon
That was a joke. I don't keep up with basketball, either.
Jon
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Alexander Suhovey
William said:
Who's Cards? Where's St. Louis? Champions in what?
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MICHAEL
Alexander Suhovey said:
The Little League World Series.
-Michael
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Guest
It's where a bunch of rich men under the influence of performance enhancing
drugs get together to play in a certain type of building that, should a
hurricane or other disaster wipe out the entire town, is rebuilt first.
Children are taken to this event (typically by single fathers) so they may
observe drunken adults shout obsenities and pour $10US cups of Budwieser
"beer" onto the rich men so the concept of sportsmanship is passed to a new
generation. Most well known baseball player: Chico Escuela.
drugs get together to play in a certain type of building that, should a
hurricane or other disaster wipe out the entire town, is rebuilt first.
Children are taken to this event (typically by single fathers) so they may
observe drunken adults shout obsenities and pour $10US cups of Budwieser
"beer" onto the rich men so the concept of sportsmanship is passed to a new
generation. Most well known baseball player: Chico Escuela.
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Alias~-
PNutts said:It's where a bunch of rich men under the influence of performance enhancing
drugs get together to play in a certain type of building that, should a
hurricane or other disaster wipe out the entire town, is rebuilt first.
Children are taken to this event (typically by single fathers) so they may
observe drunken adults shout obsenities and pour $10US cups of Budwieser
"beer" onto the rich men so the concept of sportsmanship is passed to a new
generation. Most well known baseball player: Chico Escuela.
And how is that different from any other sport?
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Dave Balcom
}Most well known baseball player: Chico Escuela.
Not here in St. Louis -- that would be Pujols, Ozzie, Sutter, Gibson,
Brock, Musial (working backwards)...
Not here in St. Louis -- that would be Pujols, Ozzie, Sutter, Gibson,
Brock, Musial (working backwards)...
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Alexander Suhovey
Alias~- said:
You are kidding, right?
Can you imagine "drunken adults shout obsenities and pour ... Budwieser"
during swimming championship? Or golf? Or tennis? Or volleyball? I can go on
and on.
For the majors like football (european/american), basket,baseball and hockey
you're probably right though.
Oh, by the way (just has to ask): Why do you call it "football" if most of
the time it is in hands of players? Handball would be more fitting IMO
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John Chamberlain
Javier, Boyer, Flood, Clemente, White...
Need I say more? Prolly not.
Need I say more? Prolly not.
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Dave Balcom
On Sat, 28 Oct 2006 21:24:22 -0500, "John Chamberlain"
}Javier, Boyer, Flood, Clemente, White...
Clemente was a Cardinal???
}Javier, Boyer, Flood, Clemente, White...
Clemente was a Cardinal???
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Alias~-
Alexander said:
Point taken.
That's what I meant.
Oh, by the way (just has to ask): Why do you call it "football" if most
of the time it is in hands of players? Handball would be more fitting
IMO
I have no idea. They should call American Football soccer and soccer
football.
Alias
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Guest
And condolences to St. Louis, the most dangerous city in the United States:
http://apnews.myway.com//article/20061030/D8L2SNH00.html
http://apnews.myway.com//article/20061030/D8L2SNH00.html