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Freddy needs regular playin time if he's goin to become a real star. If he goes to Europe to early, he could find himself riding on the bench and that won't be at all good for him.

When he took the Boner Up challenge.

Even Jeter hit a homer off him. Only gettin up to 92 MPH on his fastball.

I've got the Angels and Yankees game on Fox Sports rite now. Colon sucks rite now.

Reed is now hittin only .222 in May although he's drawin more walks which is a good sign.

No.

Paulie Walnuts with the icing on the cake.

9-3 ova the Twinkies, what a dream start to the series, I see Frank's continued his good form, he's been on a tear the past few games.

I think it's sinking.

Who's goin to win though?

Usually I hav the music turned up nice and loud so I don't think much.

If it comes out in America.

Sometime next month, so it's not far away at all.

Wow, is all I can say, hopefully it's not that bad and Danny can recover from this horrible setback, and the best to him, and let's hope he makes a speedy recovery and pitches like he did in 2002.

I saw the highlights bf, mad goal at the end from the other side of the rink to score with 0.1 sec left.

BAGHDAD, Iraq - A U.S. air strike near the Syrian border killed more than 40 people, Iraqi officials said, and while the U.S. military said the target was a suspected safehouse for foreign fighters from Syria, Iraqis said a helicopter had attacked a wedding party. The attack Wednesday happened about 2:45 a.m. in a desert region near the border with Syria and Jordan, according to Lt. Col. Ziyad al-Jbouri, deputy police chief of Ramadi, the provincial capital about 250 miles to the east. He said 42 to 45 people died, including 15 children and 10 women. Dr. Salah al-Ani, who works at a hospital in Ramadi, put the death toll at 45. The strike came before American soldiers clashed Wednesday with Shiite militiamen in two cities south of the capital, killing at least eight of them, U.S. officials said. Mortars and rockets fell on widely scattered areas of the Iraqi capital. U.S. officials reported no American casualties during engagements in the Shiite holy cities of Karbala and Najaf. But assailants with hand grenades killed a U.S. soldier and wounded three in central Baghdad early Thursday, the military said. A total of 790 U.S. service members have died since the beginning of military operations in Iraq (news - web sites) last year. Of those, 576 died as a result of hostile action and 214 died of non-hostile causes. Meanwhile Thursday, Iraqi insurgents ambushed a Spanish patrol protecting troops pulling out of Iraq, the Defense Ministry said. One soldier was injured. The patrol came under rifle fire while returning to a Spanish base in the south-central city of Diwaniya after accompanying a convoy heading for Kuwait en route back to Spain, a ministry official said. Associated Press Television News footage from the area near the Syrian border showed a truck containing bloodied bodies, many wrapped in blankets, piled one atop the other. Several were children, one of whom was decapitated. The body of a girl who appeared to be less than 5 years of age lay in a white sheet, her legs riddled with wounds and her dress soaked in blood. The area, a desolate region populated only by shepherds, is popular with smugglers, including weapons smugglers, and the U.S. military suspects militants use it as a route to slip in from Syria to fight the Americans. It is under constant surveillance by American forces. Military officials in Washington refused to address the question of whether anyone from a wedding party was among the people killed. In a statement, the U.S. Central Command said coalition forces conducted a military operation at 3 a.m. against a "suspected foreign fighter safe house" in the open desert, about 50 miles southwest of Husaybah and 15 miles from the Syrian border. The coalition troops came under hostile fire and "close air support was provided," the statement said. The troops recovered weapons, Iraqi and Syrian currency, some passports and some satellite communications gear, it said. APTN video footage showed mourners with shovels digging graves over a wide dusty area in Ramadi, the provincial capital where bodies of the dead had been taken to obtain death certificates. A group of men crouched and wept around one coffin. Iraqis interviewed on the videotape said revelers had fired volleys of gunfire into the air in a traditional wedding celebration before the attack took place. American troops have sometimes mistaken celebratory gunfire for hostile fire. Al-Ani, the doctor, said American troops came to investigate the gunfire and left. However, al-Ani said, helicopters later arrived and attacked the area. Two houses were destroyed, he said. "This was a wedding and the (U.S.) planes came and attacked the people at a house. Is this the democracy and freedom that (President) Bush has brought us?" said a man on the videotape, Dahham Harraj. "There was no reason." Another man shown on the tape, who refused to give his name, said the victims were at a wedding party "and the U.S. military planes came ... and started killing everyone in the house." Lt. Col. Dan Williams, a U.S. military spokesman, said earlier that the military was investigating. The strike, widely reported in Iraq and the Middle East as an attack on a wedding party, comes at a time when American prestige is under fire as the United States tries to stabilize this country before the June 30 transfer of sovereignty are foundering. Anti-American sentiment has risen following last month's bloody Marine siege of Fallujah, a Shiite Muslim uprising and the scandal over treatment of Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib prison. In Karbala on Wednesday, U.S. military officials said the eight Shiite gunmen were killed during scattered clashes between coalition forces and militiamen loyal to radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Most of the fighting took place around the Mukhaiyam mosque, which al-Sadr's forces had been using as a base. In Najaf, about 50 miles south of Karbala, strong explosions could be heard late Wednesday along with the rattle of machine gun fire.

A TALKING toilet is the hottest seller in Germany. Women fed up with men with a poor aim are buying the gadget, which lurks under the toilet rim and, if the seat is lifted, declares in a stern female tone: "What are you up to then? Put the seat back down right away. You are definitely not to pee standing up . . . you will make a right mess." It is set to be sold across Europe.

A GOLFER is suing a resort in Malaysia after a crocodile grabbed his leg and tried to drag him into a pond as he played the 7th hole, local media reported. The 42-year-old company director, Terry Hong Kee Siong, needed 38 stitches in his left leg after managing to escape by thumping the five-metre reptile on the head at the A Famosa Golf Resort in the tourist town of Malacca, several papers said. He is suing the resort for damages, saying that apart from physical injuries he suffered mental shock and anguish and has not hit a golf ball since the incident on January 22. Hong told reporters he was looking for his ball after playing a shot when he stepped on what he thought was a piece of wood. "It turned out to be a crocodile. It bit me," he said.

Hey, I got in 1st, if anythin u copied me, although I was quite shocked at what I ended up with.

This is what I got, Thrillseeker Ashley Judd, Freddy Krueger, Alfred Hitchcock — these names are all familiar to the Thrillseeker, that movie lover who can't get enough of scares and spine-chills. It doesn't matter what form they come in (monster movie, detective mystery, serial-killer horror, sci-fi); all suspense-filled flicks are welcome with the Thrillseeker.

Or u can wait til The Movies come out on PS2, Gamecube, XBox and PC later this year and make your own.

Hopefully it's not too hot in there so that they don't hav to turn on the air conditioning .

Moving Maggs for a bunch of prospects is an interstin query, I think if the Dodgers miss out on Beltran, if he's traded to the Yanks, that DePodesta would really overpay for Maggs to get another quality bat in that lineup. We could still get two out of James Loney, Greg Miller and Edwin Jackson if we possibly did that.

I hope Willie's alrite, I'd hate to see him get injured when his bat is coming around nicely. Oh yeah, hope Maggs is ok too.

And u thought Scott Boras was bad Poston Agents Cartoon