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I wouldn't call it a welcome, more or less asking where you've been. Watch it I may take off for the ESPN boards, I hear they are looking for some new posters over there. Have fun! [/color] I told you guys we were a close knit bunch, complete with our own inside jokes and neighborhood pshyco. Thanks for making us feel welcome! WAIT, Wait, wait, wait, wait. Was that psycho comment directed at me???? I'm hurt Nope it wasn't you.
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nothing complex for me. just the 2k3 part is the year. I usually get myself a new ID for a new year.
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Post 'em here!
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I will update the standings tommorrow morning. Good night all!
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well just f***ing quit it! many people have given up bad habits and gone on to lead productive lives; you can too! It is more of his attitude on the field. I am a big time guy for a team player. hit behind a runner, give up your body.. that kind of thing. But as long as he shows that he is in it for the TEAM, Frank will get my props.
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Kimberly Locke gets voted off. It is Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard in the finals...
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that could be the highlight of the year! would love to see it - Frank bashers, take note of the batting averages as witesoxfan has presented them - Big Hurt! I am a Frank basher, but I will say the last few days he has looked much better. he has made a big time effort to go to CF and RF, and he has looked much better because of it. I hope he keeps it up.
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That might have been one of the two or three best outings Danny has had in a White Sox uni. Thoughts?
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Are you talking about the one where they little girls sings O-E-O and Jose, Jose, Jose Jose? Cuz yeah that one is pretty sad. Yes that one was awful.
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I wouldn't call it a welcome, more or less asking where you've been. Watch it I may take off for the ESPN boards, I hear they are looking for some new posters over there. Have fun! [/color] I told you guys we were a close knit bunch, complete with our own inside jokes and neighborhood pshyco. Thanks for making us feel welcome!
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He looked like a herion adict at Soxfest this year. I loved Jack when he pitched for us, but he didn't look too good.
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First wife beaters, then beaten by your wife? Wow are our standards dropping
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I don't care, I am happy if we don't have to see Jaques Jones.
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DeeDub (DW) was incredible tonight. He has had more movement on his pitches than I have seen since 2001. If we get that kind of a preformance out of him every night, we are in good shape.
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Does this mean I win another $20 from you Ugly
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I don't think Val has too many years left in him. Don't get me wrong Castillo is incredible, I just would be leary of dealing a guy who is on the verge of being in our rotation. 2B has been one of the least of our problems. I would rather see them go after Juan Pierre or IRod. Just definately not one of their starting pitchers.
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LMAO! I like Smirnoff, but the other 3 I agree, along with Blanks and Threadkiller in case they get too bored. Its pointless. All they have to do is make up a new ID. We just have to have faith in the admins to ban them if they start acting like idiots.
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I'd hate to trade Jon Rauch with many potential holes in the '04 rotation. PLus 2B has been one of our most consistant positions so far this year. If anything we need to be looking for a long term SS.
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I am going to go with Magglio.
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If it isn't Boog, which if it is wouldn't surprise me at all, it is John. I trust our neighborhood physco. Anyone want to bet me?
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http://www.soxtalk.com/index.php?;act=Members Geez. That is pathetic whoever it is.
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He either can't handle the fact that we all left (and he has already started posting on WSI) or our mystery guy is registering more names. And I still want my $20!!!
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Tommy Chong (news), who played one half of the dope-smoking duo in Cheech and Chong movies, pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to conspiring to sell drug paraphernalia. Chong also pleaded guilty on behalf of his business, Nice Dreams Enterprises, which made a line of marijuana bongs and pipes. Doing business as Chong Glass, Nice Dreams Enterprises sold glass pipes and bongs that Chong acknowledged were used to smoke marijuana. Chong's attorneys said he was accepting responsibility, but noted he was careful not to sell to minors. "This isn't his work. His work is that of a comedian and satirist," said attorney Richard G. Hirsch. After the hearing, Chong said he did not use drugs. "I don't smoke; I quit," he said. The actor-comedian, who recently had a recurring role on Fox's "That '70s Show," said he planned to return to what he's always done: speaking "the truth" in his comedy routines. He was scheduled to appear in Florida on Tuesday night. Chong said he and Cheech Marin (news) were back together and working on another movie; the two have appeared together in several films, including "Up in Smoke" and "Still Smokin'." His plea, he said, would be part of the new film. Chong's plea came after federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents purchased his paraphernalia and had them shipped to an undercover business. Agents also confiscated his company's paraphernalia during raids of "head shops" in numerous states and confiscated "thousands of marijuana bongs and pipes" in a raid of his Gardena, Calif., business. The raids were part of a series by the DEA in which at least 55 people were charged with trafficking in illegal drug paraphernalia. Officials said the investigation targeted the nation's biggest Internet distributors of paraphernalia. Chong is the first person to plead guilty in the raids, said U.S. Attorney Mary Beth Buchanan. Chong, 64, was released on recognizance bail, but must undergo drug testing and remain in the U.S. District Court jurisdiction of his Pacific Palisades home except to travel for work and court appearances. He faces a maximum sentence of three years in prison and a $250,000 fine when he is sentenced Sept. 11. Federal guidelines call for six months to one year incarceration, though Buchanan said the government would not make a recommendation to U.S. District Judge Arthur J. Schwab.
