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After further investigation, I can tell you precisely what nationality the creator is, and where he or she resides. I came across only two countries that got overwhelmingly positive descriptions. Residence: Nationality: What a jackass.

QUOTE(qwerty @ Jan 12, 2005 -> 06:20 AM) I like that tackle farnsworth had a couple years back. There you go. He could take Johnson to the ground. Armando Benitez also comes to mind.

QUOTE(santo=dorf @ Jan 12, 2005 -> 04:35 AM) see sig.... Randy has talked about how Curt Schilling acted like a hall of fame pitcher even though he (Curt) knew that Randy was the better pitcher between the two. I also recall David Segui being stupid enough to pick a fight with him back in Seattle. David Segui is built like a linebacker. I think that he would destroy Johnson. But he could probably take just about any pitcher.

QUOTE(Gene Honda Civic @ Jan 12, 2005 -> 05:47 AM) page 3 and the Tubgirl.com citation are my favorite. Yep, me too. The citations, period.

I went back and took the quiz over again, but this time, instead of saying that people walk all over me sometimes, I said that people walk all over me constantly, and this is what they told me: That is brutal.

QUOTE(da_bears86 @ Jan 12, 2005 -> 04:48 AM) i love you too danman may i ask what it is you have against teenagers? Dude, you are older than danman. :headshake

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Is that another banned poster?

BTW, GT going co-ed... It sucks. You can let loose and be a complete goofball around a bunch of dudes (which I was), but if women had been around, I probably would have held back 100% of the time.

QUOTE(AddisonStSox @ Jan 11, 2005 -> 06:38 PM) Same confrence. Different School. My school is about 12 miles northwest of GT. By the way, how do you feel about GT going co-ed? Its a pisser ain't it? No s***, Notre Dame eh? I spent my first 18 years off of Addison and Central, then I lived off of Oakton and Harlem for 5 years...within half a mile of Notre Dame. I used to play baseball there with my buddies when nobody was using the field. The baseball coach came out and played with us once...he had some mean sideburns.

QUOTE(AddisonStSox @ Jan 11, 2005 -> 06:05 PM) You all would have loved my high school. Having gone through the "Chicago Catholic Expierence," I can speak to this first-hand. My high school, an all-boy, Catholic school (very common in the Chicago, Catholic community), did not allow hair to reach eye brow length in the front, collar length in the back, and sideburns had to be mid-ear. There was also a policy on no facial hair; both of these rules were stricly enforced with detentions. Now, will God love me any less if my sideburns go down to my chin? Will I be a less productive citizen if I had a beard? Will I recieve poorer grades with hair down to my collar? The obvious answer to all of these questions is no; then why have them? This school believed if their students all dressed, looked, and acted the same way, they would promote the positive messages of the instiution and start a cycle of, "you'll thank us when you're older." As a pimply-faced freshman, I knew no better than to abide by nearly every rule in the book. My face was shaved, my hair was close and my shirt was always tucked in. However, as I got older, my hair was highlited, my sideburns were long, and I refused to buy into their image. Yep, I went through the same s*** at Gordon Tech. Sometimes I'd forget to shave, and I'd have to go down to the dean's office and purchase a razor for $1 and shaving cream for 50 cents.

Let's compare 1994 to 2004. 1994 Forrest Gump Shawshank Redemption Pulp Fiction Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Clerks Interview with the Vampire The Professional Dumb And Dumber The Client Natural Born Killers Killing Zoe The Ref PCU The Crow Speed Little Big League Blown Away Ed Wood 2004 Nothing What happened? Honestly though, I need to know what the difference is. It can't simply be chalked up to an unbelievably retarded teenage generation's demands. Of course, if you're in your teens and you're reading this, consider whether or not the shoe fits.

Yep, I've grown my own before. This was back when I was going into my junior year of high school, IIRC. I gotta tell you though, it's not all that it's cracked up to be. I thought that I was gonna catch a buzz, but it turned out to be nothing but a headache.

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QUOTE(JUGGERNAUT @ Jan 10, 2005 -> 10:09 PM) On principle alone I will avoid ever using the ignore feature. If all persons are created equal in terms of their right to speak & be heard then I should not discriminately choose to ignore one over the other. However; I do see merit on a temporary basis when a discussion gets out of control. Actually, I take that back. I'm putting you on ignore ASAP. No offense.

I'll never use it.

Hold on a minute, Milwaukee ain't in the Top 5?

QUOTE(aboz56 @ Jan 10, 2005 -> 12:36 AM) I actually like Culpepper and Moss next week in Philly, especially with Philly's personnel problems (TO). Plus, it's been like 6 weeks since Philly has actually played a meaningful game. If they can win in Green Bay, I think they can beat the Eagles. The Vikings were 2-20 in their previous 22 outdoor games going into Lambeau. The odds of them winning two in a row in the playoffs? And if they were to win, IMO they'd have to do it with rushing, special teams, and opportunistic defense. The Eagles are sending three defensive backs to the Pro Bowl. As a matter of fact, all three are starting in the Pro Bowl. Moss should be a non-factor.

QUOTE(raff @ Jan 9, 2005 -> 09:51 PM) lets s*** on a stick and give that to them for rollins. I say that we trade raff and a poster to be named later for Rollins.

The best, from this pool (including sign & trades): Carlos Boozer, Cleveland Signed with Utah Mehmet Okur, Detroit Signed with Utah Damon Jones, Milwaukee Signed with Miami Rafer Alston, Miami Signed with Toronto Rasheed Wallace, Pistons Re-signed Maurice Williams, Utah Signed with Milwaukee Emanuel Ginobili, San Antonio Re-signed Jamal Crawford, Chicago Re-signed; traded to New York Kenyon Martin, New Jersey Re-signed; traded to Denver Quentin Richardson, L.A. Clippers Signed with Phoenix Steve Nash, Dallas Signed with Phoenix Jason Hart, San Antonio Signed with Charlotte Brevin Knight, Milwaukee Signed with Charlotte Hedo Turkoglu, San Antonio Signed with Orlando The worst: Adonal Foyle, Golden State Re-signed Derek Fisher, L.A. Lakers Signed with Golden State Erick Dampier, Golden State Re-signed; traded to Dallas Brian Cardinal, Golden State Signed with Memphis Rodney Rogers, New Jersey Signed with New Orleans If it involves Golden State, it's usually the worst. Unfortunately, there are so many to choose from. Also, even though it has nothing to do with this thread, here's a short list of players whom the Warriors have drafted or discovered since 1999: Antawn Jamison 99 Larry Hughes 00 Gilbert Arenas 02 It's the, umm, Washington Warriors. Richardson, Murphy, and Pietrus will be gone soon enough.

I couldn't agree more. Ozzie was a starter on the all star team 15 times from 1981-1996 (he didn't make it in 1993 for some reason, although he played 140+ games that year), and he also won 13 straight gold gloves from 1980 to 1992. However, he finished in the Top 10 in MVP voting just once in his entire career. Frank has finished in the Top 10 in MVP voting 8 times, with 3 MVP awards as far as I'm concerned.

Carew's batting average per year over his last six years in a Twins uniform: 1973 .350 1974 .364 1975 .359 1976 .331 1977 .388 1978 .333

How about Rod Carew? He played with Minnesota from 1967 to 1978. Also, Dave Winfield, Steve Carlton, and Paul Molitor had short stints with the Twins, but I think you're talking more along the lines of a guy who peaked while in a Twins uniform. Puckett, Killebrew, Carew, Blyleven, Oliva, and very little else.

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