Everything posted by BigSqwert
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
RBI single. 6-1 Sox.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
QUOTE(3RDBASE @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 08:14 PM) Ill take a triple play here Lord....please!?! Very likely.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
QUOTE(SSH2005 @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 08:01 PM) Singleton is growing on me like herpes. They are both horribly annoying and you just want to get rid of them. Don't be so ambiguous in your analogies. How do you really feel?
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
QUOTE(Spiff @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 07:45 PM) DJ is a weird guy. I know a lot of people don't like him but he's grown on me.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
2 Ks and a popup. Mercy!
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
Sheesh. Affeldt looking like Cy Young now.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
Pablo looked ugly on that last pitch.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
3 up 3 down for big Jon. Nice inning.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
QUOTE(Felix @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 07:30 PM) And here comes a real MLB player, Mike Sweeney! Poor guy. I feel bad for him playing with these scrubs.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
2 batters 2 Ks
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
Nice start by Jon. Throwing strikes.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
Now that's the Sox I remember...scoring in the first inning.
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Sox v. Kansas City, 4/7/06, Garland v. Affeldt
Poor Royals fans.
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Dye Update?
QUOTE(SAC @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 04:07 PM) Dam I hope he is going to be OK he is on my Fantasy Team. I will be devastated for that reason.
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Feds try to seize suspects' fancy teeth
LINK Feds try to seize suspects' fancy teeth Costly 'grillz' have been popularized by rappers Friday, April 7, 2006; Posted: 12:12 p.m. EDT (16:12 GMT) TACOMA, Washington (AP) -- Talk about taking a bite out of crime... Government lawyers tried to remove and confiscate the gold dental work known as "grills" or "grillz" from the mouths of two men facing drug charges. "I've been doing this for over 30 years and I have never heard of anything like this," said Richard J. Troberman, a forfeiture specialist and past president of the Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. "It sounds like Nazi Germany when they were removing the gold teeth from the bodies, but at least then they waited until they were dead," he added Flenard T. Neal Jr. and Donald Jamar Lewis, charged with several drug and weapon violations, were taken on Tuesday from the Federal Detention Center to the U.S. Marshal's office, where they were told the government had a warrant to seize their grills. Before being put into a vehicle to be taken to a dentist in Seattle, they called their lawyers, who were able to halt the seizure, said Miriam Schwartz, Neal's public defender. A permanent stay of the seizure order was signed Tuesday by U.S. Magistrate J. Kelley Arnold, court documents show. Grills, popularized by rappers such as Nelly, are customized tooth caps made of precious metals and jewels and can cost thousands of dollars for a full set. Some can be snapped onto the teeth like an orthodontic retainer, and others are permanently bonded to the teeth. Neal and Lewis have permanently bonded grills, their lawyers said, declining to provide more description. Government lawyers who asked a federal judge on March 29 to order confiscation of the grills said they did not know the caps had been bonded to the defendants' teeth. "Asset forfeiture is a fairly routine procedure, and our attorneys were under the impression that these snapped out like a retainer," said Emily Langlie, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office in Seattle. Once the government understood that removal of the grills could damage the defendants' teeth, they abandoned the seizure attempt, she said. Schwartz and Zenon Peter Olbertz, Lewis' lawyer, criticized what they said was a clandestine attempt to have the grills removed. "It's shocking that this kind of action by the federal government could be sought and accomplished in secret, without anyone being notified," said Schwartz. "It reminds me of the secret detentions" in terrorist cases. Seizure warrants are typically sealed to prevent defendants from trying to move or hide valuables and evidence, Langlie and court clerks said. They become public with the filing of a return that shows what has been seized.
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Ready for $3 gas again?
QUOTE(Steff @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 02:53 PM) I call bulls*** as I see it. Don't like it, use the ignore feature. Best thing you've typed since I've become a member. Thanks!
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Ready for $3 gas again?
QUOTE(Steff @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 02:33 PM) You don't know much, that's for sure. Starting with manners. Piss off. Stop trolling me all the time.
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Sox beat Cubs
QUOTE(kane0730 @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 02:44 PM) The crappy weather today probably has a lot to do with it. As opposed to the tropical paradise of last Sunday.
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2006 MLB Catch-All Thread
Lsitetning to Cards audio for the game today. Man I miss Rooney.
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Ready for $3 gas again?
QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 12:43 PM) And what is up with that Avatar? That's Jack Black in the upcoming film"Nacho Libre". http://www.nacholibre.com/
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Ready for $3 gas again?
QUOTE(Steff @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 11:50 AM) Unless you know anything about his personal situation you should zip it. I threw out an option to him. If it's not a viable option for him he can tell me himself...unless you're his wife and I didn't know.
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Ready for $3 gas again?
QUOTE(Steff @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 11:27 AM) Some people don't have the luxury to do this. Where IWC lives, the market dictates to him. No one is stopping him from moving to another market.
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Ready for $3 gas again?
QUOTE(Iwritecode @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 11:03 AM) Right, because I need to spend $150 a week on gas just to get to work and support my family. 40 miles one-way is a long way to ride a bike and I sure as hell can't afford to buy a new(er) car... Get a new job with a company nearby. You'll save money and have more time for your family. That's what I did.
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Bush implicated in Plame leak
From John Kerry (MSNBC.com): And Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., said in a press release Monday that Bush “said he’d fire whoever leaked classified information, and now we know the president himself authorized it. Now we know that the president’s search for the leaker needs to go no further than a mirror.”
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Ready for $3 gas again?
QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Apr 7, 2006 -> 02:23 AM) Last I checked environmentalist were preventing us from building more refineries. F$#% building more refineries. That's a short-term solution. We need to find alternatives to oil.