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Not available til now....did I miss much guys?

She probably knew you could hit better than a White Sox OFer

They like to show the guy going to the dugout to feel shame...or just to feel like a member of the White Sox.

Speaking of this guy, I was on the highway going past the ballpark and I had to do a double take because there is a billboard of an attorney who I thought looked a lot like our former skipper and I thought "bad product placement, dude."

If we are in Australia, yes. Here...no.

I love that you bring me hope.....however my wife reads a lot of paranormal romance novels and she has told me that hope is a demon.

Whatever. He got his payday so I would be pleased if he got shelled every game just because Red Sox fans are annoying as hell.

There is absolutely no momentum when it comes to this White Sox offense. Scoring runs in one game seems to always lead to little or nothing the following game. I would not be surprised if they score less in the entire next week than they scored yesterday.

Meidroth in....Sox Win

It's Chase Meidroth Day!!!

For me, Hot Dogs have never been the same since Best Kosher went out of business.

I seem to remember Big Sexy being pretty agile out there.

Whatever the price, the food at Sox Park is vastly better than at Wrigley. It is not close imo but to be honest I also haven't been to Wrigley since Eloy hit a home run there so things may have changed.

I gotta go with the OG big fat tub of goo Wells....but it would be close.

I'm reserving judgement until I hear what David Wells has to say.

I picture him in Futurama having long conversations with Nixon's head

Are you the Banshee of Inishirin?

You've gotta do the gamethread for his debut. I love your enthusiasm.

Yep, this is true....I learned that on Schoolhouse Rock

Go pack a friggin lunch!!!

What a beautiful sentiment

I treat another's needle set with the utmost discretion I assure you.

I'm going to go out on a limb and tackle the question posed by this thread. The answer is Never imho.

What a coincidence....I am currently working on a book about professional knitting. I would love the opportunity to interview you on your favorite yarn types, needle sizes, and knitting techniques. Also, my readers would be thrilled to hear about the most challenging patterns that you've tackled and how you approach troubleshooting issues.