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SI Metman wrote:This is the movie they should have made 16 years ago. Hopefully the sequel is just as good.I have to completely agree. I did get goosebumps when Gordon showed that calling card to Batman at the end.

If there was ever a movie that was crying out for a review from our resident Sage, this would be it.

Consider my ass bitten - I'll go slink away into a corner now and lick my wounds....

The least you can do is get my name right.

Sorry - my sarcasm meter must be broken. I'll try harder not to run afoul of the thread police again...

Elster88 wrote: Harrison Ford returning in the title role. I just hope he's still alive when filming is done. Somehow I doubt he'll be doing his own stunts this time around. Of course most stuntmen are made of 0's and 1's these days, anyways. The only more blatant example of an attempt to cash in with a star who is too old would be if Stallone tried to make another Rocky movie... The next Rocky movie is currently filming

Bret Sabermetric wrote: No, I have no idea. I just find her insights into baseball so astoundingly complex and deep. I'm staggered by her analysis. STAGGERED, I tell you. Ah, sarcasm. I'm sorry, that's not normally practiced here... You do know that the article in question was from November, don't you?

Willets Point wrote: Blue Tarp Lounge and Red Pants Edgy That seems soooooo long ago...

http://mets2005.myblogsite.com/blog/_archives/2005/10/29/1328853.htmlLate December: Repeatedly write out likely 25-man roster after dog-and-cat trade nets middle reliever, utility infielder or fifth outfielder.Early January: Sight of green field while channel-surfing leads to accidental viewing of 15 seconds of Horace Clarke Yankeeography. Shudder, take hot shower.Mid-January: Actual free-agent signing/big trade coincides with freak warm spell and weather above 55 degrees. Mets all over back pages and WFAN, crocuses briefly appear. Run around for a day in shorts and Met gear. Euphoria quickly quashed by disappearance of Mets news, death of crocuses, horrendous blizzard. ROFL - great stuff.

My initial list has Floyd third behind Pedro and Wright.

ok - give me a few days - I'll start crunching the numbers, make a list, and check it twice...

129 days until pitchers and catchers report* *assuming a February 19 reporting date

Yes, it is human, and no, it's not Romulan.

Edgy DC wrote: What does that name mean anyway? Is it a type of lens? It's not a type of lens - it's a nickname I have - it's not an english word.

ok - I heard my name used in vain... do I have a time limit when I should start it?

Star Trek: Generations has a plank scene, too. It's definitely not a pirate movie ;-)

Cameron, Mike 5Floyd, Cliff 9Glavine, Tom 3Looper, Braden 3Matsui, Kaz 2Mientkiewicz, Doug 4Milledge, Lastings 10Piazza, Mike 9Seo, Jae Wong 8Trachsel, Steve 7

MFS62 wrote:Let's keep it to baseball. You can dump Ghengis (although I appreciate your senses of History and creativity) and add (and it pains me to type these words) Mel Rojas.LaterI think Richie Hebner would be a better fit on that list.

Edgy DC wrote:I don't know that Mets employeeship should necessarily be a standard.From Answers.com:The New York Mets Hall of Fame was created in 1981 to recognize the careers of former New York Mets players, managers, broadcasters and executives. So I think that employeeship is a standard.

Great list:2006) Rube Walker inspired choice - I like it, a lot.2007) Dwight Gooden No. Sorry I can't get past it - I always felt like he was a bigger pr*ck than Darryl2008) Darryl Strawberry Yes - I know that my bias is showing here, but Darryl is the best offensive player to ever come through the farm system he has to get in2009) Davey Johnson Oh yeah2010) Frank Cashen See coment for Davey Johnson2011) John Franco I'd have to make this a grudging yes - I can't stand what he became at the end of his Mets career, but he belongs in2012) Howard Johnson Um, yeah2013) Tim McCarver Nope - I can't get past his continued use of pinstriped kneepads2014) Jack Lang Acknowledged Mets historian, but was he ever an actual Mets employee?2015) Nelson Doubleday Not as long as a Wilpon owns the team2016) Mike Piazza This should happen much sooner than 20162017) Sid Fernandez No2018) Al Leiter NO!2019) Bobby Valentine Big Yes2020) Ron Darling I'm on the fence with this one2021) Gary Cohen Not yet2022) Kevin McReynolds (highly controversial)Definitely not2023) Marty Noble Like Lang - was he ever an actual Mets employee?2024) Yogi Berra No2025) David Cone ehhhhh - on the fence

Wow. Just Wow.http://mets2005.myblogsite.com/blog/_archives/2005/7/29/1086923.htmlBest Met-related read this morning

MFS - I used to live in Naugatuck - where did they film there?

Elster88 wrote:Who was/is The Crimson Chin?Me - I went from Jonathan Archer to the Crimson Chin, and back again.

I read Faith and Fear in Flushing regularly - it's usually well written, and often very funny.

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