Milkman delivers

I've been asking in the chat why PK is starting, he's supposed to be riding pine with the acquisition of Griffey. Also, Griffey is probably the worst CF in the league, or all of baseball. Perhaps he didn't feel like bending over to stop that ball from rolling past him on that triple.

Is anybody going to be in there tonight?

It's not like they were the stars, or even close. The movie was funny, although it did get slow when they had to "grow up" towards the end.

QUOTE (RockRaines @ Aug 5, 2008 -> 05:27 PM) I cant believe any people dont feel that way. Even at this age he's twice the QB either of those guys are. He routinely took pasted together receiver corps and made them good. Rex Grossman = Javier Vazquez

QUOTE (santo=dorf @ Aug 5, 2008 -> 05:34 PM) Absolutely. I didn't like that film that much as it was what 40 year old virgin thankfully wasn't. I'm certainly not someone with soft ears, but the curvise language was really annoying. To me it was just another comedy with a bunch of sketch show castoffs that will eventually be played on Comedy Central over, and over, and over, again. Such as?

QUOTE (JFields27 @ Aug 5, 2008 -> 03:24 PM) so Pop is a midwestern thing, Soda an eastern, Coke a Southern, Western is all over the place. Anyways what do you think Other is, i cant even think what people would call pop/soda I've heard tonic? But, that's pretty rare.

QUOTE (JFields27 @ Aug 5, 2008 -> 01:41 PM) wait you dont think the 100's are part of chicago? I know they literally are part of the city, but I start thinking suburbs when I get out that far. I just grew up so far into the city that that doesn't seem like it's in the city to me.

QUOTE (Soxy @ Aug 5, 2008 -> 01:48 PM) I don't know, I've never called Chicago "the city." Usually if I'm talking about it I say "downtown." Is that just me? People from other areas call it "the city." I'll give you an example of a conversation I always have. Person A: Where are you from? Me: Chicago. Person A: Are you from the actual city or suburbs? Me: I'm from the city, but I don't live "downtown." Then, the conversation turns to me describing the difference between living in Chicago, and living in a high-rise downtown. Also, I have a hard time describing anything towards the 100's, in terms of the streets, as still being part of Chicago.

I'll use the address I lived at for 22 years. If I were to do it now, it'd be almost 1,000 miles. I'm also going to leave out the first part, because that's a little too much information for the internet. 2: Turn RIGHT onto W 44TH ST. 0.2 mi 3: W 44TH ST becomes S CANAL ST. 0.1 mi 4: Turn RIGHT onto W 43RD ST. 0.4 mi 5: Turn LEFT onto S LASALLE ST. 0.0 mi 6: Merge onto I-90 W/ I-94 W/ DAN RYAN EXPY W via the ramp on the LEFT. 0.5 mi 7: Take EXIT 55A toward 35TH ST. 0.2 mi 8: Stay STRAIGHT to go onto S LASALLE ST. 0.3 mi 9: Turn LEFT onto W 35TH ST. 0.3 mi 10: End at 333 W 35th St Chicago, IL 60616-3651 Estimated Time: 5 minutes Estimated Distance: 2.00 miles It's actually a much shorter distance on foot.

Wow, the posters on IMDB are classless. There are already a bunch of threads saying "RIP" all over there. And yeah, the Maxima thing is weird.

QUOTE (Jake @ Aug 4, 2008 -> 10:13 AM) It was also a team coming off of a horrid second half. I believe it's been stated on here a few times, but the second half of 2005 wasn't as "horrid" as one would think. It was worse than the 1st half, but it had more to do with Cleveland's incredible play down the stretch. I want to say we were even pretty well above .500 for the second half.

QUOTE (Texsox @ Aug 3, 2008 -> 11:49 PM) There are Sox fans on this board, and there are self absorb posters who are fans of themselves. They would rather be right then have the team win. You're not mad at us. You're mad at the White Sox

QUOTE (fathom @ Aug 3, 2008 -> 05:04 PM) Yep, those would be the posters who don't seem to comment on the game. Rather, they just comment on posts made by people criticizing the team. That's the thing. The "negative" posters take their frustration out on the team. The "positive" posters take their frustration out on the "negative" posters. That's how it comes across, at least.

QUOTE (joesaiditstrue @ Aug 3, 2008 -> 02:49 PM) crybaby sh** right there, pitch well, beat these terrible teams stop making excuses for this bullsh*t. I thought you said you couldn't watch this team anymore? You should go away if that's the case.

Wanna bet AJ gets suspended somehow for that?

BRAWLLLLLLLL Sissy punches all around. Baseball players are such girls.

We literally have no starters in the minors that could even be competent starters in the majors. I mean, nobody could even pitch slightly below average.

QUOTE (Sox It To Em @ Aug 3, 2008 -> 01:43 PM) Have a feeling this will be Clayton Richard's last big-league start. Ever.

Wow, he just gave up a very long homer. At least he knows how to lose in style.

QUOTE (Frankensteiner @ Aug 3, 2008 -> 12:43 PM) Look at the Twins road series this month: 3 Sea, 3 KC, 4 LAA, 3 Sea, 4 Oak. I see them going no worse than 10-7 in that stretch. Oakland and Seattle absolutely blow right now, and unlike the Sox, the Twins can handle KC just fine. They swept them @ KC earlier in the season. The Twins are not a good road team but I think their road record is a little misleading right now because they've already played through the most difficult part of their road schedule (multiple series at Chicago and Detroit, and road series at Oakland --when they were still good--, Texas, Boston, and New York). I would say you are out of your mind if you think the Sox will have a 4.5 game lead at the end of the month. Although I do hope you're right. I'll be happy if Sox are within 2 games of the Twins. I actually think it'll be the other way around.

TRASH. Go back to the minors, and get used to the scenery. You'll be there the rest of your career.

This guy sucks. Crap the bed some more, you f***ing loser.

Every young starter we bring up, with the exception of Danks, sucks so much.

QUOTE (Flash Tizzle @ Aug 3, 2008 -> 05:44 AM) How many diaper changes did Springsteen need last night? More than I expected.

Ha, I love stories like this. I'm sure there's a logical explanation, but they always make you wonder what's out there that we don't know about.