Number Me

[soupcan]

That'd be 3 for the Holy Trinity, no?

Steve McQueen.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

Steve McQueen, ol' Nineteen. Rhymes, see.

William Hung

[metirish]

William Hung needs a good spring training number......like 94

Randy Jackson

[DocTee]

Hung has to be ten. Has to be.

Randy, like Michael, gets 5.

Snoop Dogg?

[Guest AG/DC]

Snoop is lanky and has good power when he gets his arms extended. He's 21.

Alex Keaton.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

4. Small, neat conservative number.

Tom and Jerry

[Guest sharpie]

Tom 41
Jerry 36

Ob-vee.

Bruce Springsteen

[Guest AG/DC]

http://www.gilligansisle.com/images/marysweet.jpgSpringsteen may be the boss on stage, but his frame story in the Glory Days video suggests he identifies with laboring relievers. He's chesty like Neil Allen.

Mary Ann.

[Fman99]

AG/DC wrote: http://www.gilligansisle.com/images/marysweet.jpgSpringsteen may be the boss on stage, but his frame story in the Glory Days video suggests he identifies with laboring relievers. He's chesty like Neil Allen. Mary Ann.

I think Mary Ann would wear 36, as well as a captain's "C" on her jersey.

Don Knotts.

[Guest mario25]

Number 1 as in how many bullets he had in his possesion


Burt Reynolds???

[Willets Point]

BAN ONE.


Ted Knight.

[Benjamin Grimm]

12. (Wasn't that the Channel that WJR broadcast on?)

Jack Bauer. (This is an easy one.)

[Theoldmole]

Too easy, and Jack's no Willie Mays.

But I'll say it.

24.

Albert Camus.

[Fman99]

TheOldMole wrote: Too easy, and Jack's no Willie Mays. But I'll say it. 24. Albert Camus.

We'll ask Johan to share 57, as it's the year Camus won the Nobel Prize for literature.

Bob "Gilligan" Denver

[Guest sharpie]

3 for the number of hours the cruise should have been.


Mussolini.

[Benjamin Grimm]

Mussolini is Il Duce, which doesn't mean 2 but it sounds like it does.

He was also Hitler's second fiddle, so give him a 2.



We did Bob Denver, how about John Denver?

[Guest AG/DC]

See, I don't like going for numbers that symbolize our impression of the guys, but rather what kind of player you'd think they'd be. Ted Knight mightd be a six, because he'd be an old-school corner infielder with Mike Marshall-like puncher's power.

[Theoldmole]

I do kinda like the numbers that symbolize our impression, but I think this would maybe fit both criteria -- or maybe not. I'd give John Denver number 33, for all time Rocky Mountain High-assisted home run leader Larry Walker.


Crazy Eddie.

[Guest themetfairy]

34017, simply because that number is INSANE!

Queen Elizabeth?

[Frayed Knot]

QE = 2 (or, maybe, II)

Walter Cronkite?

[Theoldmole]

A wise, fatherly sort you'd want managing your team. I'll give him 14.


The Dalai Lama

[Centerfield]

An infiniti sign.

Obama.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

0 for 0bama.

The Beatles

[RealityChuck]

The Fab 4, of course.

Robert Redford.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

No, I mean all the Beatles. Each of 'em

[Guest AG/DC]

Jeez, four 4s on a team? Crazy, man.

George gets a 19. It's a good skinny guy's number. I see him as a sidearming swing man.

[Guest sharpie]

Paul was already given 64 earlier, so we'll keep that one.

John is #9.

George gets a solid outfielder type number, let's say 21.

Ringo gets a goofy 00.


Bob Dylan

[Willets Point]

#12 and 35, man.

John Cleese.

[Benjamin Grimm]

He seems like a starting pitcher to me. And his number should certainly be odd.

How about 43?



Danny Partridge.

[RealityChuck]

Willets Point wrote: #12 and 35, man. John Cleese.

#6 (Assuming Patrick McGoohan hasn't claimed it).

(as in, "There is NO . . . ")

Warren G. Harding