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I cant wait to see if Reid was actually on "Police Business" when he illegally parked his van.

QUOTE(JackTalkThai @ May 28, 2006 -> 12:23 PM) It looks like Byrd was pretty impressed with his counterpart, Justin Verlander last night. Wowee, I guess the Cy young is in the bag now, isnt it? What does Aaron Boone think of Brandon Inge's hitting? lol

QUOTE(nitetrain8601 @ May 28, 2006 -> 12:37 PM) I don't remember what Hudson brought to the A's, but Daric Barton, Danny Haren and Kiki Calero isn't much? Since when?

looks like that protest was a rousing success /green

QUOTE(southsideirish71 @ May 28, 2006 -> 07:47 AM) I like Brian Anderson. I think Brian Anderson has great defense. I dont understand why he is so out of sorts at the dish. However for all of the, well x player plays great defense so they must play everyday no matter how bad their batting average is. We currently have 2 players well below the mendoza line. One is a rook, the other is a vet. I would like someone to explain how many contending teams over the years had one regular player below the mendoza line more or less two below. And the "well if we need x player to hit at the bottom of our lineup" then we are in trouble comments dont fly. At points in the season, you will need your bottom part of the lineup to work a bit. This is not the national league where you have a sub 200 hitter at the bottom of everyones lineup. I have seen some comparisons to Joe Crede on well everyone was all over Joe when he struggled. Joe wasnt hitting below 200 for a good part of the season. Having 2 autoouts at the bottom of the lineup doesnt kill you when you face a crap pitcher. Its when you face a good pitcher and you have them on the ropes and then Juan comes up after 2 guys draw walks and pops up on the first pitch thrown, and then Brian Ks leaving men on. We need both Anderson and Uribe to get their head out of their asss. I am absolutely disgusted with Uribe as opposed to Anderson. Uribe is a vet who has hit before. And having Farmer constantly harp on how Uribe says he is going deep before the game, every game and then watching him corkscrew himself into the ground doesnt help any. I would put Cintron in at SS, keep Anderson in CF with a platoon until they can make a move for someone in July if Anderson is still lost at the dish. Cintron doesnt give you the same D, but at least it gets 1 of the two autoouts out of the lineup. LOL, im sure Farmer loves that. He calls for homeruns from everyone

While a swap of Tejada and Matos/Patterson for Uribe/BA/minor leaguers would be enticing, I am going to have to say that this will be just a fantasy for us, nothing more.

QUOTE(T R U @ May 27, 2006 -> 08:37 PM) Oh god we better not take Redick keep in mind DBAHO is talking about the Magic, not the Bulls.

QUOTE(DBAH0 @ May 28, 2006 -> 05:50 AM) My cat's in a real bad way at the moment. It's had arthritis in its back leg for the past couple of years, but it's learnt to put up with it by being stronger with it's front paws so it can walk around. The past week or so, he's been getting worse, walking smaller distances. It's gotten to the stage today, where he can't actually walk at all anymore. So I have to pick him up so he can eat etc. It's going to the vet tomorrow, I won't be there cos I'll be at work, but I think when I come home, I won't be seeing it ever again unfortunately. Sorry to hear that DBAHO. Losing a pet is never a good thing, no matter if "he/she is going to a better place" or "out of their misery". You still miss your friend. If there was a pat on the back smily, I would use it.

QUOTE(LosMediasBlancas @ May 28, 2006 -> 07:04 AM) From what I understand, it costs a lot of money to climb Everest. I imagine, some people only get one shot. I'm not saying it's OK to leave a dying person on the side of a mountain, but if it's me climbing.....sorry Sucka. Also, there is no way these people can be rescued, they cannot be reached. The story of the climber walking past the dying man seems very callous when you read it at first, but then you realize that these climbers would have to carry him down the mountain and hope that your own oxygen doesnt run out. Everest seems like it is truly a "Do or Die" venture.

QUOTE(Cuck the Fubs @ May 27, 2006 -> 10:22 PM) Some crazy Cubs fan w/ the SN CubsBullsBears went off on you in that thread. Oh well. No skin off my back

At this moment I am tremendously bored and arguing the definition of "suckerpunch" with a guy named Chocolate Milk and another named Transmogrified Tiger on northsidebaseball.com they really have a slanted view on what happened.

this aughtta be real good

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QUOTE(credeisamazing @ May 27, 2006 -> 08:31 AM) AJ got fined $2,000. He's appealing it. He doesn't quite know why he got it since he didn't do anything, but that's pretty much pocket change for him. Joey Cora got suspended for 2 games because coaches aren't supposed to touch anything like that. they're not supposed to be in there, and he was closer and actually touching people (even though he was probably just trying to get them off of his players). coaches can't appeal, and 2 games isn't that much anyways. barrett is appealing his 10 games. he's probably going to only have to miss 8 games, but that's a lot for the cubs to miss someone so essential to their team. they're already doing bad, so that's a resonable punishment. anderson will most likely appeal his 5 games, but since mack's hot right now, i think he should just take it. 5 games isn't too much, and we're going to need his defense in the upcoming series'. all of you people that are complaining about barrett not getting more than 10 games, think of it this way. would you rather him have 15 games, but we not have pods and aj for awhile?? i don't think so. 10 games is a lot anyways. if we lost pods and aj, then we would be in some trouble. we need our speedy guy, and our guy with all the controversy. Why do you think that Pods and AJ would have to be suspended because Barrett got an extra 5 games on his suspension? One has nothing to do with the other, these things dont have to even out.

QUOTE(The Critic @ May 27, 2006 -> 08:53 AM) I thought it was 6(runs) x 9(innings) = 54.00 ERA? well, he only recorded one out in the inning, so theoretically he would have 6 runs per out. 6(runs) x 3(outs) x 9(innings)=162 ERA If im wrong and someone knows it, please correct me. This is how I thought it went.

Last night there was a story on this on CNN, and they mentioned that there are over 200 bodies on Mt Everest. I wonder how many of them are openly visible? Seems pretty creepy to me.

QUOTE(FlaSoxxJim @ May 27, 2006 -> 07:35 AM) Because you live in England? Or, maybe you are, like a Douglas Adams character, a rain god and the clouds simply want to be near you? LOL, Deploderer is the real life Ford Prefect, he is no rain god.

QUOTE(Drew @ May 27, 2006 -> 02:06 AM) Tongue-in-cheek acting which I think works for low-brow humor, writing could have been better (s***--full count. VO: Come up big in the clutch!...) And what kind of a director would allow Bronson Arroyo? fixed

QUOTE(chisoxt @ May 27, 2006 -> 07:40 AM) Has anyone noticed that this is the third series in a row that the Sox have played in a dome? As long as I can remember, these monstrocities have always given us fits. Remember Minnesoata's Timmy Tuefel's fluke inside the park HR off of Richard Dotsun in the '80s ??? I look forward to the open-air of Cleveland. Third away series, yes. But the Sox just played 6 at home as well, so they shouldnt be getting cabin fever too bad.

http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sp...-home-headlines Just another guy insisting that AJ is the cause of this confrontation. Baker is a worse flip flopper than Kerry.

QUOTE(Felix @ May 27, 2006 -> 06:50 AM) Queens of the Stone Age.. thats the other band that I knew he played with. Didn't know that he did the drums for Nine Inch Nails though.. one wonders where he gets time for all of this I read that he did the tracks for the entire NIN album, and when i listened I could really tell. Very different from their past drummers

QUOTE(Felix @ May 27, 2006 -> 06:14 AM) David Grohl! I respect the hell out of his drumming, he's pretty damned good. Not really a fan of his vocalist/song writing stuff, but he was great with Nirvana on the drums (and various other bands; I think he played the drums for Probot, Tenacious D on a few songs, and some others) This is very true recently he did the drum tracks for Nine Inch Nails "With Teeth" and he has done the last two albums for Queens of the StoneAge as well. Dave Grohl keeps very busy, thats for sure

QUOTE(greasywheels121 @ May 26, 2006 -> 02:29 PM) Gambit was the guy with the cards. He was very cool. And I personally find Paquin very attractive, but she doesn't have the sas that Rogue did have. I don't know if that's the writers fault or Paquin's. I know who Gambit was, and what his weapon of choice is. But he can charge anything and use it as a weapon, he just chooses playing cards. And the charge is usually drawn/colored in pink, for whatever wierd reason. And Paquin is cute, but she is no Rogue. Not even close.

QUOTE(Milkman delivers @ May 26, 2006 -> 01:52 PM) I'm still not happy that there's no Gambit in this movie. I haven't see it yet, though. One thing I'm glad about is that they have Beast in it. I dont know how I feel about a lack of Gambit. Gambit turns things pink and they fizzle and pop, right? (i kid I kid, I know he charges items and they explode) Rogue is basically phased out right now anyways, Wolverine and Jean Grey have become the focus of the series. Whats the point of bringing Gambit in to start a side story that probably wont be finished. Next time they pick an actress to play Rogue, it better be a sassy southern HOT chick. Because Paquin just aint cutting it

QUOTE(hammerhead johnson @ May 26, 2006 -> 02:18 PM) Okay. Polanco plays SS and 3B too, correct? Kind of a super-utility type. I didnt know that. I thought their set infield guys ATH were Inge Guillen Polanco Shelton. But I dont pay attention to their everyday lineup that much, this is jsut what I thought they were going with