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Poeple? Well if u want to ban me and all the mods, we mite as well put u in charge, and give mod duties to Prell, Garnier, Nice and Easy 104, Head and Shoulders, Just for Men, Aveda and Clairol Herbal Essence.

She'd do anythin to stop ur recent hot streak on the Bomb Game SuperSteve.

U know I always try to BE GOOD.

Hmm Weird Thing I do, I also refill my car when my petrol is above 1/4 left, force of habit I guess. I always do a handbrake turn at the corner in front of my house. I always seem to be picking at my fingernails, dunno why. I neva drive without having my music on nearly full volume, I'm prob gonna go deaf soon.

Now play nice boys and both of ya's BE GOOD ok.

Now Heather I hope u aren't tryin to be too hard on him. He is tryin to BE GOOD u know.

Now BEGOOD the 2 of ya's ok.

I saw Federer a few months ago down here in Melbourne when Australia played Switzerland in the semi final of the Davis Cup. Hewitt played Federer in a 5 setter which is probably the best match I hav ever seen. Then we got the australian Open startin in January, I always go to that, I saw Roddick last year, that match he had with El Alnoui? was insane, went to like 21-19 in the 5th I think.

BE GOOD and work u stupid photo.

When Federer's on, I don't think there's any1 who can beat him. Those ground strokes of his r lethal.

What type of a name is Prell anyways? And if it is a discount shampoo, how much is it actually?

Great to hav Mucie back. That's great u guys r trying to build a new White Sox News Site as well. Soxnet.net was a great site, and hopefully u guys can bring that back or sumthin betta in the not so distant future.

Perez 1st, Garcia 2nd, if we can't resign Colon.

Found this in my local paper, glad I didn't do this when I was drunk and partying. One St. Patrick's College Year 12 student has a hell of a story to tell his grandkids. The student - a nice respectable lad, we hear, was very drunk after celebrating finishing his exams (VCE). On the way home, he stumbled on a house he vaguely recognised. He thought it could be a friend's home, so he knocked on the door but got no answer. Not happy with this, the student went around the back and climbed thorugh a window, knocking down some drapes. When he pulled himself together, he saw a women standing over him. It wasn't a friend, it was his English teacher. An A+ for that stunt!

I've been hearin rumors that they r now shoppin Ray Allen for a big man cos of Ronald Murray's fantastic play. I mean it's gonna be hard to bench him when Allen returns.

But they've played all average teams so far. They're an average team that is well coached kinda of like Utah. But still if da Bulls wanna make da playoffs, they gotta win these types of games.

Those must be some dumb-ass scouts then. Glad they're not workin for this organisation.

Well if u lose to da Sonics at home sumthin's gotta be wrong. . At least Chandler returned tonite.

The Angels could be an option for a 3rd team maybe, cos they r interested in Piazza.

Pity T-Mac ain't takin otha teams to school rite now. He's stuck in detention at da moment.

Well if they can't get Schilling, or resign Millwood, looks like Colon's their next target. Philly Inquirer

Also look at this bout Colon, "One of the big concerns everyone has on Colon is that ligament in his elbow," said one GM. "It is ugly." The Red Sox refused to extend Schilling's contract (which they cannot with Pedro Martinez not extended past 2004), had nothing that interested the Expos (Minaya tried to do a Livan Hernandez-David Ortiz deal last June, but now needs 0-3 service time players), cannot play on Colon, have no interest in Millwood and will wait out the rest of the market.

Cool great idea to hav an online journal on here.

Well this website thinks we r gonna get Mike Cameron back and Vina as well, and hav a look at the otha WS free agents. MIKE CAMERON, CF, MARINERS: Pros: Awesome defensively. When hot, he can carry a team with his bat and glove. Cons: Very streaky offensively. Doesn't hit for a lot of power and strikes out a lot. Where he fits: The Mets. They need outfield speed and defense worse than anyone. Where I'd like to see him: I like him where he is, but the M's seem to think otherwise. Where he'll end up: The White Sox. He seems to play well on the south side, and they have an opening. TOM GORDON, RHP, WHITE SOX: Pros: Had a great year in Chicago. Proved once again he has the makeup and stuff of a closer. Cons: He's 35 with a history of arm trouble. Handle with care. Where he fits: Minnesota again, certainly. Where I'd like to see him: Kansas City. Bring it on home, back where it all started. Where he'll end up: The Mets--if they don't trade for the men Gordon unseated in Chicago, Billy Koch. If that happens, he's not going anywhere. ROBERTO ALOMAR, 2B, WHITE SOX: Pros: Hall of famer. One of the greatest ever. Has that magical glove. Cons: May be so far over the hill he can't see it with the Hubble Space Telescope. Slow bat, vanished power. The myth about him being a problem in the clubhouse is no longer a myth. Where he fits: Which Alomar? The guy in Toronto, Baltimore and Cleveland or this guy? Where I'd like to see him: Pittsburgh. Where he'll end up: Colorado. This team could go either way, up or down. Alomar could be had for a respectable price, and he almost certainly will be better than Ronnie Belliard--for a while, maybe. CARL EVERETT, OF, WHITE SOX: Pros: Rejuvenated himself this past season with a good year and didn't cause trouble. The guy can hit a fair amount. Cons: He doesn't believe in the dinosaurs, which tells you something about his mental makeup. Can be lazy and a problem child. Where he fits: Colorado. He can bash there, and if a ball goes over his head, he doesn't have to run. It'll be gone anyway. Where I'd like to see him: Boston. A return to the scene of the great meltdown, but they don't have a use for him. Where he'll end up: Pittsburgh. They need a bat and they'll probably get him a reduced rate (which probably means reduced hustle). FERNANDO VINA, 2B, CARDINALS: Pros: Great hustle guy. Can still be an effective leadoff hitter. Cons: No spring chicken at 34 and leg injuries are often death to a leadoff guy. Where he fits: Oakland. Their second base situation is subpar. Where I'd like to see him: Oakland. Where he'll end up: The White Sox, if Alomar goes--and he will.

Here's the article from the Boston Herald, and it ain't written by Gammons so it may actually be credible. Escobar Article Greenberg said seven teams have contacted Escobar. The others are the White Sox, Mets, Angels, Devil Rays, Phillies and Blue Jays, who have already made a two-year offer.