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Texsox

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  1. I heard that good ol' numbers 44 and 27 started a retail store that appeals to homemakers and outdoorsmen. They call it Hall and Fields I didn't make it up, Jim Thome Way to far to go for that pun
  2. QUOTE(kapkomet @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 02:06 PM) Look, if there were so much gas on this fire, I would think that the said attorneys that were fired would have been running as fast as they could for a camera to tell their stories. Since none of them did, this is nothing further then a witch hunt to get rid of people that they all hate. I'm not saying they haven't given reason for it, but that's what's happening. Gonzo has done a TERRIBLE job of handling this from day 1, and it has turned into a political s***storm of epic proportions instead of just being up front in the first place. The day the firings happened, it should have been: 8 people were dismissed. They serve at the pleasure of the president, and we decided to move in a different direction. We thank them for their service. Questions? If that would have happened, none of this would matter. Even when these people have nothing to hide, they act like they have something to hide. That makes them stupid asses and incompetent in my book, not criminals like those on the left are trying to paint. And the President has bosses also. When he handles something incorrectly, he too should be held accountable for his actions and for those who report to him. Politically motivated firings can be a serious threat to our nation.
  3. QUOTE(BigSqwert @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 09:36 AM) You're read my mind. We probably should have ended this thread with a post from BigSqwert
  4. Texsox replied to Texsox's topic in SLaM
    QUOTE(CanOfCorn @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 12:22 PM) I'm speechless. I'm without speech. And corn makes an appearance. nothing.to.add
  5. I thought it was a joke, a parody.
  6. So far I have been very impressed with the GOP in their handling of this. I know it's easy when we have a President with low approval rating. Still, they are doing the right thing to the best of their abilities.
  7. I saw Ozzie moonlighting at Cellblock
  8. I think everyone who has contributed to this thread can agree that no matter how sophisticated the security system. No matter how cool the keypad, remotes, sensors, monitoring is, it just isn't the penis extender a powerful hand gun is.
  9. Texsox replied to Texsox's topic in SLaM
    QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 09:25 AM) Well he'll be pissing the bed for life. Nope, he is moving to Chicago and has become a Cubs fan because of the trough urinals.
  10. Texsox posted a topic in SLaM
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  11. Linked .. For the love of exploding scoreboards STOP! This is too many Bounty Hunter shows.
  12. Dennis Boyd is working at my local Quick Lube . . .
  13. The Cubs can market some guy to the point that Cub fans love him (Shawn-O-Meter) regardless of performance. Cub fans will slurp it up. Try that same stuff with Sox fans and we'll tell the guy to take a hike. We know silk from a sows ear. So Oz, tell us he's the best you got, tell us he'll come around, but don't, for the love of exploding scoreboards, try to convince us he's Ricky Henderson and important to the team.
  14. QUOTE(witesoxfan @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 01:01 AM) Would it be completely assinine to say I think he's going to break Bonds' record? He has the tools. He is easily a threat for the "non performance enhancing drugs" season home run title.
  15. QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 07:33 AM) Happy Birthday!!
  16. Hitmen., That was some great times at the ballpark.
  17. QUOTE(Dan @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 12:51 AM) Some call those people fair weather fans Yep I am a fair weather Erstad fan and an all weather Sox fan. Some call those people fans who have watched the games and see a guy getting older, slower, etc. That's part of being on the decline. He will play well for some stretches and poorly in others. Guys are generally inconsistent early and late in their careers. That is why the BA/Erstad debate will rage on. Both players will have streaks of great play and streaks of crap.
  18. QUOTE(FlaSoxxJim @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 04:41 PM) Indeed. Strange Things are afoot at the Circle K. The few hundred Circle K's/Citgo here switched to Stripes/Valero and away from commie gas. Thank God they didn't mess with my breakfast tacos. Same great taste, same terrible service.
  19. Texsox replied to Texsox's topic in SLaM
    QUOTE(FlaSoxxJim @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 12:50 AM) All of which will be the focus of a merit badge activity centered around Chili Night, right Tex? No chili night on this menu. Chicken fried steak, shrimp, fish, spaghetti and meatballs, lasagna, fajitas, brisket . . .
  20. QUOTE(Dan @ Apr 25, 2007 -> 02:34 AM) Sure there are other options and I would take advantage of eveyone of them. One can never be to safe. A responsible gun owner who has children will have their weapon in a secure spot that they know about, is easily accessible and maybe even in an area that only they will know. An alarm can be disable and is not the end all be all. As to living in crappy places and never getting broken into, consider yourself lucky. I sure hope you don't consider Lakeview or somethin shady. Easily accessible and secure. I have yet to hear a spot that was secure from the children and accessible enough to have the weapon ready to fire in under a minute. It depends on the neighborhood, but for most of the population, the odds are better that the kids will find the gun then someone will break into your home while you are there. It was an easy decision for me to put them away in a very secure location. I sleep better at night knowing my children, or their friends, would not accidentally discharge the weapon.
  21. QUOTE(kapkomet @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:41 PM) The elementary school that's two blocks from my house recorded 8.45 inches of rain since 2 this afternoon (it's 10:40 now). Earler, the tornado sirens went off (again) - and I have not seen anything like it since I've been down here. The rain was so hard you couldn't see across the street, and then the wind would shift right away to another direction and blow the rain back the direction it had just blown from. Really weird stuff. It's quiet now, but man there's a lot of water around. Our back yard has 6 inches of standing water and between our houses is like a river of water as everyone's yard drains out.
  22. QUOTE(RME JICO @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 11:04 PM) The KC announcers just said Buehrle and Garland were in their late 30's. These guys shouldn't be announcing an A game
  23. Javy rolling along
  24. QUOTE(StrangeSox @ Apr 24, 2007 -> 10:59 PM) If the pitching keeps it up and if the offense becomes consistent, the Sox shouldn't have a problem winning this division. That's a couple of big "ifs" though. It's an easy formula
  25. That's gonna leave a bruise. DP coming up.

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