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QUOTE(KipWellsFan @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 08:18 PM) Umm I see a reflection here. http://www.aoox77.dsl.pipex.com/1/b1.gif <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It looks like she clips through the rim

QUOTE(Jeckle2000 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 01:43 PM) The best fast food without compare is Popeye's Cajun Spicy Fried Chicken. It pisses me off that I have to drive to Peoria to get it. Ohh well I'm going to be moving closer to one too. NOTHING ELSE CAN COMPARE. NOTHING! POPEYES IS KING! Popeyes with the Cajun Fries and a Coke. Done deal. BEST EVER! .....Now I need to go to Peoria this weekend, thanks alot. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I was going to post it but I figured someone would. I love their spicy chicken strips.

QUOTE(TLAK @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 06:24 PM) Your're. You're means you are. A nun at St. Rita taught me to remember it by saying your pants are on fire, not you are pants on fire. 40 years and I still remember it, cause she'll come back and rap me one it if forget! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> "your're?" It was a reference to Anthrax's 3rd grade level grammar skills.

QUOTE(CWSGuy406 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 06:10 PM) So basically, you don't understand the stat, so it's bulls***. Mmkay. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sigh. You sabermetricians are relentless. Why stop there? Why not include television ratings, and stadium atmosphere?

QUOTE(qwerty @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 06:06 PM) You got yourself confused some what. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You're (or should I say "your" :rolly ) arguing with someone who thinks we traded Dave Wickman for Steve Sax, Francisco Cordero for Carl Everett, and thinks we needed Bartolo's 18 wins but high ERA last season, but not McDowell's 13 wins and high ERA when we blew the Wild Card lead back in September of 1996 . :rolly

QUOTE(qwerty @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 06:05 PM) This is true, but it does not make it bulls***. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Why should I pay any attention to this stat then? To me it's bulls*** if I don't need to pay attention to it. You just simply can't compare this crap to ERA, WHIP, and strikeout rates.

How exactly was she able to get a "swoosh" sound when going through the hoop?

QUOTE(CWSGuy406 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 05:44 PM) May I ask why it's a 'bulls***' stat...? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The games are played on turf and grass, not paper. Does this new stat take into account how many people were watching the game, and what the decibel level was at the stadium? :rolly

QUOTE(AnthraxFan93 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 04:29 PM) WHat did Perez do after that? 6 wins followed by 9 with era 5 and 4.. Man I wish we had him then. So we gave up Wickman.. McDowell what was his ERA that year in 96.. 5. 11 <{POST_SNAPBACK}> What does is matter? Steve Sax was horses*** and we gave up way too much for him. You say trading for Roberto Alomar was a bad trade even though two of the guys we gave up were released and the other was left unprotected in the rule 5 draft (Kinda like Magglio back when Schueler was the GM.) I also can't stop laughing at your comment about McDowell's ERA considering you were b****ing about not having Bartolo's 18 wins last season and when people asked you about his ERA being over 5, you said it didn't matter. It's how you finish right? Here's an idea, pick a side and stay with it. You can't keep flip-flopping to make your (wrong) point. back on ignore you go.....

This guy also agrees that the 1985 Bears were a fluke.

QUOTE(KittleWalk83 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 02:01 PM) Let's see Raiders, 81 and 84 Redskins 82 and 88 Niners 80, 85, 89 That's 7 Super Bowls won by three teams. Add the 1980 Steelers (the last of 4 SB) the 1986 Giants (who in 90 would win their second SB) and then the FLUKE 85 Bears. Who are still waiting for a return trip to the Super Bowl. If winning a championship every 21 years isn't a FLUKE, I don't know what is. 63. 85. 2006??? With the losers on and running the Bears that's really going to happen. Is that so hard for you to figure out? Oh don't answer that, it may take you forever to figure it out, moron. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Why don't you read what you wrote? :banghead Were there only 6 teams inthe NFL during the 80's? The NFL is one of the only leagues were every team can contend, which is why you don't see dynasties like the Yankees, Bulls, Lakers, or Red Wings. But I bet you already knew that..... :rolly

QUOTE(AnthraxFan93 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 12:40 PM) After McDowell Left the Sox how many games did he win? He had one good year and then down the drain.. Steve Sax? explain that one? you wanted Darrin Fletcher here? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Jack McDowell won 15 with New York in 1995, and won 13 with Cleveland in 1996. 1996 was the same year that the Sox blew the Wild Card lead in September because they didn't have a fifth starter. The Sox traded Melido Perez, Bob Wickman, and Domingo Jean for a washed up second baseman who batted .236 for the entire year of 1992, and .235 in 57 games in 1993. In 1992, Melido Perez has 10 CG, 218 K's, and had an ERA of 2.87. Bob Wickman is currently the closer for Cleveland, but Jean went on to do nothing after 1993 so that makes the trade even right? Nice Job on that one Ron!

QUOTE(AnthraxFan93 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 12:34 PM) Bell for Sosa.. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How about McDowell for Lyle Muton? The Steve Sax Trade? Schueler was known for not making any trades until midseason, and when he did, he usually f***ed it up.

QUOTE(AnthraxFan93 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 12:29 PM) Keep trying RS made 1 bad trade when he was the GM.. 1 KW, so far he has made 1 good trade.. Keep trying. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Which bad trade are you referring to Anthrax?

QUOTE(AnthraxFan93 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 11:58 AM) aren't the cubs looking for a OF..KW do your best RS impression and sell that sack a s*** as gold to them. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> RS? Ron Schueler? If KW was to imitate Ron, he'd trade Aaron Rowand and Jose Contreras for Jeromy Burnitz (as soon as Burnitz would be available for a trade.)

QUOTE(marsh @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 08:35 AM) I agree. I'm a fan of Huff and it would suck for the cubs to get him. i'm still pissed that they got D. Lee from the marlins. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That's what happens when a team has to cut payroll. Look at what the Yanks gave up for A-Rod.

QUOTE(KittleWalk83 @ Feb 1, 2005 -> 12:48 AM) Look morons, every team but the Steelers, Bears, and Giants, won two or more Super Bowls in the 80's. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How is that f***ing possible considering there were only 10 super bowls held in the 80's?

Someone comes up with a new bulls*** stat, and all it does is lead to another dead horse beating. Great.

QUOTE(Jeckle2000 @ Jan 31, 2005 -> 09:25 PM) I hope he becomes their starting LF and he has success as a leadoff hitter. He's seems like a good guy and he deserves it. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The only thing I'll remember him for is being a whiney b**** when Bartolo beaned him. Maggs got drilled, and when Hairston got HBP in the ninth, he was saying "Why? Why?" Hawk was flipping out saying how Hairston should know better and shouldn't be asking "why?"

http://www.sportsline.com/mlb/story/8150856

QUOTE(3E8 @ Jan 31, 2005 -> 10:26 PM) This actually may have been the turning point. Bonderman shouldn't have been thrown out. I don't think he would've dominated us the way that Ledezma did when he came into that game. Our lineup was set for a RHP that day, and that young lefty put our bats into a wicked funk. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Garland pitched like a pussy that day, and Guillen said he wished Garland would go after the batters more, to which the heartless punk replied with "That's just the way I pitch." :rolly

$15.5 million for Jerry Hairston Jr.?!?!? :fthecubs :sosasucks

QUOTE(KittleWalk83 @ Jan 31, 2005 -> 02:44 AM) I heard that McMahon opened up a restaurant after the Bears fluke Super Bowl season. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Wow. I bet you wouldn't be stupid enough to say that in Chicago.

QUOTE(Gene Honda Civic @ Jan 31, 2005 -> 05:47 PM) Dye is not an upgrade over magglio -- VORP DYE MAGGS 2001 22.7 58.2 2002 18.0 68.0 2003 -17.2 63.2 2004 23.3 11.8 avg 11.7 50.3 Hermanson does not deserve to be mentioned(what a waste)... Vizcaino is a decent pick up, but if you're hanging your offseason on the signing of a middle reliever than you're in trouble. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I specifically wrote "2005 Dye>end of 2004 Magglio " So those win shares and VORP stats become even more meaningless when you consider that the Magglio at the end of 2004 is not the same Maggs who put up great numbers from 2001-2003. Jermaine Dye of 2005 will not be the same Jermaine as 2003. Hermanson had an ERA of 3.08 after he became a member of a bullpen on the last day of the season. He had a meltdown, and it inflated his ERA to 4.33. Look what he did in his first month of the bullpen. ERA: 3.21 and a WHIP of 1.14.

QUOTE(WSFAN35 @ Jan 31, 2005 -> 05:30 PM) Good riddance, I'd rather have John Adkins in my bullpen! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Even Jon Adkins had a better year than Nelson last season.