Milkman delivers

It's Enrico Palazzo!

QUOTE (DBAHO @ Sep 19, 2008 -> 01:19 PM) Sounds like a decent enough situation? EDIT: Depending on what they look like of course. DBAHO...Australian for rapist?

The wild card.

QUOTE (BigSqwert @ Sep 19, 2008 -> 02:16 PM) Perhaps my expectations for that show are way too high but I wasn't as thrilled with the 2 episodes last night as much as I wanted to be. They definitely had some laugh out loud moments though. The gorilla mask had me rolling. I agree. The first episode basically sucked, and the second one was ok. I'm sure they'll get better.

QUOTE (Markbilliards @ Sep 18, 2008 -> 10:45 PM) Ok, who in here knows Frank Thomas' birthday off the top of your head without cheating? I know I do! May 27, the day after mine.

Tonight?

QUOTE (nitetrain8601 @ Sep 18, 2008 -> 06:19 PM) Actually I didn't even know there were lists being submitted or that this whole shebang was going down. If not, Frank would be top 5 for sure. I was just too young during his prime years in the mid 90's. The reason I say that is because when I actually wanted to get interested in baseball was during 94/95 because the Bulls were alright and I wanted another sport to hold it down for the summer. My father disliked baseball because of the strike, so I just followed. So I pretty much didn't really start following baseball until 2000 when the Bulls stunk. My first experience with baseball was actually going to the ballpark which was so fun, I started following baseball. At that, I didn't have the patience to watch it on TV because I didn't understand all the mechanics and such, so I thought it was boring. So as I went to more ballgames, I got the scorecard to learn and tried to keep track of the numbers and such. After going to a bunch of games in 2001, mostly on Sundays (which is why I have a fetish with the White, Red & Blue throwbacks of that year) I just loved it and started really tracking baseball. It sucked because we imploded that season. Frank got injured, David Wells trade ended up being a bust, but Buehrle came up and looked good. I really fell in love with Crede's defense though. Oh, I thought you were saying that you didn't put him on your list. See, I just don't understand how someone could dislike him enough to choose 20 others over him. Who didn't vote for him, then?

Thanks to knightni's brilliant idea, here's The Wind:

QUOTE (Leonard Zelig @ Sep 18, 2008 -> 06:00 PM) Warren is one of my favorites, I regret not seeing him in concert before he died. I agree on that. He would've been awesome.

Let's move on to another topic now, ha.

QUOTE (nitetrain8601 @ Sep 18, 2008 -> 04:21 PM) Alright pitcher. Pretty good attitude. I just hate that they don't let him slide across the tarp anymore. In my mind, I think ownership/management/media has made some aspects of this team too serious. The whole hair thing, the whole Buehrle sliding on wet tarp. Seriously?

QUOTE (nitetrain8601 @ Sep 18, 2008 -> 04:14 PM) For guys in the top 10, I expected like 10 page threads. I'm surprised Harold has received so little fan fare. As good as he was (which some will debate), he was still undeniably boring. That's probably the reason.

QUOTE (nitetrain8601 @ Sep 18, 2008 -> 05:32 PM) Oops... I'm sure you didn't actually forget. Why do you dislike him so much that you'd choose 20 other guys before him?

QUOTE (CaliSoxFanViaSWside @ Sep 18, 2008 -> 05:13 PM) Greg Hibbard your post was absolutely brilliant. Agreed.

Posting in that "Let's Play A Game" thread made me think of this. There is a song by Billy Bob Thornton (and I assume his band, The Box Masters) called The Wind. It is a song that was written by Warren Zevon, but never recorded. There was a tribute CD made for Zevon after he died, and a bunch of different singers and bands covered his songs. That was one of them, and it's really good, IMO. It'd probably be up the alley of the classic rock guys. It's slow, but if you can download it or something, I'd go for it. The CD also has a cover of Werewolves Of London by Adam Sandler which, surprisingly, isn't bad at all.

Bob Thornton.

Honestly, who didn't vote for him? EDIT: It was so long ago. I hope I didn't forget to mention him, although I think he was my #3.

QUOTE (ChiSox_Sonix @ Sep 18, 2008 -> 11:12 AM) NYC is close enough where we sometimes reference it to being in New England I live in the actual area. New York is not New England

I agree.

QUOTE (The Critic @ Sep 17, 2008 -> 04:03 PM) Well, you can't top perfection. Are you saying "Ready To Rumble" was about Curt Hennig?

I love that song.

I only read the first sentence, so perhaps you clarified this somewhere in the thread, but neither of those cities are in New England.

kyyle23

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Sep 16, 2008 -> 02:25 PM) White Sox: "One and Done" is a hell of a lot better than you'd thought we'd do! That one is awesome.

QUOTE (bighurt4life @ Sep 16, 2008 -> 02:55 AM) Wow, I just wanted to start a thread so we could keep track of the magic number on a daily basis. This thing has turned into a monster. It's two pages.