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Guest Edgy DC
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Dunn gets 44 from Milledge, who switches to 85.

85.


Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket
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Holy shit.


Guest Edgy DC
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Was there some Brewer pitcher who wore a number in the eighties? A Japanese guy?


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="Edgy DC":2vke0xjy]Dunn gets 44 from Milledge, who switches to 85.

85.[/quote:2vke0xjy]

The Year of Millo's birth.







Frayed Knot
Feb 20 2009 05:52 AM


Mills going the Sidney Crosby route.
High digits became fashionable for NHL mega-stars since Gretzky took 99 (or maybe since Phil Espo's 77) but Sid the Kid went for 87 on account of being born on 8/7/87.
That made a lot of folks feel old when he first showed up a couple years back.







Fman99
Feb 20 2009 06:17 AM


He thinks he's Rod Tidwell.








seawolf17
Feb 20 2009 07:00 AM


Or Chad "Johnson."

Or me in college, although I wore 17 because one of my brothers already took 85.







LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr
Feb 20 2009 04:49 PM


Or Jack "Fractured Fibulas Will NOT Stop Me From Tackling You" Youngblood?







Edgy DC
Feb 20 2009 05:59 PM


Brother, you just dated yourself.







LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr
Feb 22 2009 07:45 AM


Heh. Just a history-/guys-playing-on-broken-appendages buff.



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Mills going the Sidney Crosby route.
High digits became fashionable for NHL mega-stars since Gretzky took 99 (or maybe since Phil Espo's 77) but Sid the Kid went for 87 on account of being born on 8/7/87.
That made a lot of folks feel old when he first showed up a couple years back.


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Or Jack "Fractured Fibulas Will NOT Stop Me From Tackling You" Youngblood?


Guest Edgy DC
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Brother, you just dated yourself.


Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr
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Heh. Just a history-/guys-playing-on-broken-appendages buff.


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