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Frank knew that s*** was gone. He stolled at the plate for a few seconds and watched the flight of his magnificent homer.

Please Frank, no golden sombrero.

Sox are REALLY pouring it on. I don't know if I would of waved in Willie with an 11 run lead, but any RBI's for Maggs is alright for me. Now, its time for Big Frank to get in on this action.

Every single aspect of this game is going White Sox. Hollywood is 3-4 tonight, and Timo scores as its now 10-0 Sox. MERCY.

Ground rule double for TIMO. Gload scores, 8-0 Sox.

Uribe with a smash single into LF. 2-4. Gload on second, Uribe on first, Perez up with 1 out.

Does Lee understand how to take a pitch? 0-4 night. 1 out.

Just for you CWS.

Hat trick for Franklin. End of 6th, Sox lead 7-0.

Not a pretty swing for Maggs, but he is 3/4 with 3 RBI's, two doubles, and a single.

7-0 SOX!!!! JOse Valentin golfs a home run over right field. His 200th career long ball.

Willie is just tearing Ponson up this game. I love what I'm seeing from Hollywood Harris these last few weeks.

Yes, now I admit ALL is a harsh word to use, but 99% of it was not garbage. Look at it this way: when I listen to the radio I hear the best of the best, and not the likes of the ukulele branding hippy, "Tiny Tim."

Decade: "Timeless"/"Mediocre,"Garbage" 60s: 70/30 70s: 40/60 80s: 20/80 90s: 60/40 From motown to the Beatles, its almost as if the geneology of modern day music was planted during this period of the "baby boomers". Elements of rock, blues, jazz all existed in the 50's, but it was as if it all came together during this decade (60's). Of course everyone is entitiled to judge the 60's as they will, I just hold "classic rock" as a personal favorite.

I throughly enjoy motown artists, though I would never admit it outside of this board. Despite its obvious influence in the development of music, they don't compare (IMO) to the classic rock artists of the mid to late 60's; ideally the British Invasion. Any music created circa 1960-1971 is timeless, and its good people of our generation are keeping it alive.

Great post Crimson. You have finally earned the right to trademark "Quality" in your signature.

Legal; yes, cute; HELL NO. http://www.prweb.com/prfiles/2004/03/18/11...040318--021.jpg Other pictures on this site: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/3/prweb112518.htm

Wow, the crusader himself has posted at Soxtalk. I may not enjoy WSI, but I do find all your "Media Watches" and "Random Thoughts" rather interesting. Whenever I was at school (WSI blocked my account) I would read through the threads and usually come upon your daily count of respected Cubs,Sox stories. When the members over there weren't abusing the "This thread sucks" or "Who Cares?" pictures, it became a rather enjoyable topic. But now, with members in the media admitting their exists a bias, everyone all of the sudden takes what you have reported as the truth. Far as this incident, most Sox fans living within Chicago fully understand how the Cubs are perceived in this town. Newspapers (ideally tribune) undoubtably feel its within their best interests to highlight every positive event, while ignoring all negative press. Of course ANY business would feel this is necessary, but when you own a newspaper, whose job it is to report news, you should push aside all bias and give a story the attention it warrants.

Only question remaining from this incident is how long will it be until she releases a book, followed by a made for Lifetime movie. The public has a right to know the full story behind the Randall Simon sausage beating!!

Three straight strikes and Lew Ford is retired. 2 outs.

Jacque Jones K's. One out, some jobber named Punto on second.

BYRNES HOMERS!!!!!!! f*** YOU TWINS, SOX STILL IN FIRST PLACE!!! Its a damn shame we couldn't pull out a win against Toronto today. One more thing to add: :fthecubs

Ryan flies out to Eric Byrnes in left for the second out.

Bastard Bradford walks Koskie. Two on, ONE out.

Minnesotas entire bullpen is going to be DEAD come August/ September with all these late inning games. Awesome.