Texsox

Bonds to the A's it's all coming together and MLB is pulling the strings

Salaries are always going up. When 2010 rolls around and Pujols has a new contract he'll be far ahead of C-Lee. And in a couple seasons, someone with less stats than Lee will surpass him. Always happens.

QUOTE(Leonard Zelig @ Nov 23, 2006 -> 12:16 PM) Huh, I've never had a problem with it, to me it tastses much better than the stuff in the pan. It does but numerous agencies including the USDA warns against it.

QUOTE(Rooftop Shots @ Nov 24, 2006 -> 03:23 PM) If that is what he was writing about, and/or if there was any other source that it was related to, you've got to admit, it took one heck of an imagination to come up with some of those lyrics. This one is a doozy. And go-cart Mozart was checkin' out the weather charts to see if it was safe outside And little Early-birdy came by in his curly-wurly and asked me if I needed a ride Actually, another theory was the record company demanded a Morrison look and feel and he just tossed together some random rhymes. Example: The soxtalk boxtop was walkin' pop the tether shots to see if it has beat upsides . . . I'm a f***in' music genius like Morrison, Dylan, and Springsteen.

QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Nov 24, 2006 -> 12:33 PM) I had no work and I slept in. It was great. Slept in? What time zone are you in? Unless it's East Coast, you're a slacker West coast it's 10:30, that isn't sleeping in.

War does not make anyplace more safe. More civilians are dying under our rule than the prior. Can we at least now realize why some, if not most, people in Iraq are not grateful for our presence? This kind of ties into Kap's thought. We are at war with all of Iraq. So we face a choice. Take the whole country over or get out. I do not see Iraq's history books ever thinking our invasion was good for their country. (Unless we write them)

Since this was on Springsteen's first album I always thought it was a critique of the music industry, the spinning your wheels emptiness of youth, and some drug references. For some reason I always thought of Springsteen as not a hard core drug user. Perhaps I heard that in some old interviews. I have come to liking his version more than MMs, but I also like Dylan's All Along the Watchtower as much as JHs

It appears there are two camps here, the first is the anyone who uses the "n-word" is a racist, and those that believe when in a heated argument a person will grab the words that would hurt the most, regardless of their feelings about race, sexual identity, etc. I'm in the "hurt the most" camp. Telling that heckler their mom dresses them funny would not have shut them up. Richard's felt he had to go to the top of the list, the most vile, insulting thing he could think of. That would be something the person has no control over, his race, looks, size, etc. Everyone here knows the worse insults we could toss at someone. To claim that in your worse moments, your most enraged, you wouldn't reach back and grab those words, would make you either a Saint or you are fooling yourself. I agree he was wrong, a poor comic, an even worse apologist, but to label him a racist, which implies a systematic, long held belief, based on this one instance, isn't fair.

Dear Yahoo!: What is the most common birthday? David Denver, Colorado Dear David: We found several references to this question on the Web, all pointing to the same source: a survey of 12,576 Americans conducted by Anybirthday.com. Answers like this one from the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star cite the study's finding of October 5 as the date the most people (in the U.S., anyway) are born. The 2001 report claims approximately 968,000 living Americans entered the world on that date. (The original web page announcing these results is no longer online, but we oh-so-cleverly queried the Internet Archive Wayback Machine and found it.) So why October 5? Just a random date? Perhaps, but Anybirthday has a theory: To be born on this date, a baby would most likely have been conceived on New Year's Eve. The survey also found May 22 to be the least common birthday. As yet, no guesses as to what it is that happens in late August (nine months prior to that date) that routinely turns so many people off. Perhaps it's just too darn hot?

Summer in the City - Three Dog Night Live Long - Kings of Convenience How Sweet It Is - James Taylor Sweet Home Chicago - Foghat If - Bread Keep on Smilin' - Wet Willie Sentimental Lady - Bob Welch Nights are Forever Without You - England Dan and John Ford Coley I know Your Out There Somewhere - Moody Blues Mirror Mirror - The Who OMG, I wanted to lie and toss in some more respectful mix. I am off to aquire some of the tunes that are on the playlists.

Sad day, yet a great testimony to our system of self government. We had an orderly transition.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZByndN_ffyw "As god as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly" WKRP's Arthur Carlson

QUOTE(Heads22 @ Nov 23, 2006 -> 12:53 AM) Greyback makes me think of Grebeck which makes me think of Craig Grebeck which makes me think if I ever have a pet cat (not likely) I'll name it after a Sox middle infielder from the nineties. Here Grebeck!! Here Snopek!! Here Paco!! I kinda like that last one. I friend of mine has a Boston Terrier named Paco. I doubt it's named for the middle infielder, this Paco can catch anything. QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Nov 20, 2006 -> 08:05 AM) Reply #5000. Wow. Who though this would be around still? Every once in a while I will go to a random page in this thread, funny stuff. To borrow a page from PA, whomever thought of this thread is a genius and should be elected President.

QUOTE(Leonard Zelig @ Nov 23, 2006 -> 01:35 AM) I don't understand, it gets cooked along with the raw turkey. The center of the bird doesn't always get hot enough, long enough, to cook the stuffing.

QUOTE(LosMediasBlancas @ Nov 22, 2006 -> 04:36 PM) If a guy can throw the N word directly at someone and still not be considered a racist, then what does he need to do? If you are looking for the worst possible insult to make, do you have to be a racist to use it? Everyone here knows the worst thing to call someone, in a fit of anger, they use it. I'm not ready to indict anyone over an angry outburst.

That's not a good career move

This is the day Of the expanding man That shape is my shade There where I used to stand It seems like only yesterday I gazed through the glass At ramblers Wild gamblers Thats all in the past You call me a fool You say its a crazy scheme This ones for real I already bought the dream So useless to ask me why Throw a kiss and say goodbye Ill make it this time Im ready to cross that fine line Chorus: Ill learn to work the saxophone Ill play just what I feel Drink scotch whisky all night long And die behind the wheel They got a name for the winners in the world I want a name when I lose They call alabama the crimson tide Call me deacon blues My back to the wall A victim of laughing chance This is for me The essence of true romance Sharing the things we know and love With those of my kind Libations Sensations That stagger the mind I crawl like a viper Through these suburban streets Make love to these women Languid and bittersweet Ill rise when the sun goes down Cover every game in town A world of my own Ill make it my home sweet home Chorus This is the night Of the expanding the man I take one last drag As I approach the stand I cried when I wrote this song Sue me if I play too long This brother is free Ill be what I want to be Chorus

QUOTE(RibbieRubarb @ Nov 22, 2006 -> 09:41 AM) Forget it, he's rolling Besides, it was the Germans* *rip John

QUOTE(Kid Gleason @ Nov 22, 2006 -> 07:51 AM) But a divorce is quite different than being heckled. My sister is going through utter hell, and I guessing that Richards situation at that moment was not the same. I'm thinking he will find a spot on Blue Collar TV within a week. I was making a parallel to someone that wants to destroy the other person with words, not just shout down, etc. he wanted murder.

Perhaps he and OJ could get together and try and save their careers. He was frustrated, mad, enraged, and his brain wasn't working. He grabbed the most hateful words he could find and launched them. Anyone who has been through a bitter divorce will understand trying to murder someone with words.

QUOTE(sox4lifeinPA @ Nov 21, 2006 -> 11:54 AM) I like myself soft and malleable thanks Makes it easier to remain a virgin Y'all are missing a treat if you don't deep fry the bird. You have to be careful, that is a lot of hot oil. I've also built a garbage can smoker/roaster and done them on camp outs. Basically build a few (3-4) tubes for the coals and suspend the bird in the middle.

Just in case anyone here is running from the law . . .

November 21, 2006 The Top 5 Thanksgiving Dishes Served in Celebrity Homes 5> Mark Foley: bone-in rump roast with Blackberry™ sauce 4> Pat Sajak: veal! of! FORTUNE!! 3> Madonna: not-givin'-the-baby-back ribs 2> Donald Rumsfeld: a big helping of crow, with sour grapes and humble pie and Topfive.com's Number 1 Thanksgiving Dish Served in a Celebrity Home... 1> Michael Richards: one career, over easily And I guess whale at Rex's and sno-cones at Jim's (make mine rootbeer or grape).

For all discussions on government spending we must work within budget restraints. Looking at this through the eyes of unlimited funding creates a solution that is only theoretical. Now, I will take a shot at spend and don't tax proponents here, they have convinced a large slice of the public that we do have a virtually unlimited supply of money. They have hoodwinked the public into believing these deficits will result, down the road, in economic prosperity, and all this money will flow back into the treasury. What happens if it flows back but government is still spending more than they take in? We must look at where private industry is funding research and stay out of their game. We must also look at where government funding of research would have military value.We also must balance the budget.

QUOTE(sox4lifeinPA @ Nov 21, 2006 -> 11:07 PM) Tex, you can be as cynical as you want. I'm not saying this kid deserved it, but I would say I don't blame them for taking this route. I don't think you can have it both ways. You can't one one hand say the kid didn't deserve it *and* say you don't blame the police. The kid was tased; if he deserved it, he was wrong. If he didn't deserve it, the cop was wrong. We are talking shades of right and wrong here because of school rules regarding the taser. I believe, at the minimum, it was excessive and would take action along those lines. The cop has to have the sense to know what is appropriate use of force, and this was a not one, but a couple steps past appropriate. No one was in danger except the person the cop put in danger.