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  1. Edgy MD wrote: Frayed Knot wrote: Director Peter Jackson claims that Disney wanted the release scrubbed of the Fab Four smoking and swearing. Paul, Ringo, and Olivia Harrison refused to go along. So ... Yoko would have been cool with that? As a compromise they could have the Beatles curse Sir Walter Raleigh, he's such a stupid git.
  2. Does that make him Captain Canada?
  3. They could've used some Guardians on Ten Cent Beer Night.
  4. A Boy Named Seo wrote: I know I'm in the minority, but I got a huge kick out of the thumbs down thing and will always think of that when Javy comes up. I know fans have the right to boo and yyybbb, but why do players have to just take it? They don't. A quiet mirror of discontent back on the fans was perfect until its meaning became known. So talented on both sides of the game and outrageously fun to watch. I'll miss him a lot. You're not alone, the fans kind of deserved it.
  5. Those Italians were real assholes, though.
  6. I guess playing in the same infield as Lindor was not that big of a deal after all.
  7. Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: Gets power on the up-pedal So basically the same thing as toe clips or clipless pedals. I still feel they risked losing a lot of time to do the tying.
  8. Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: We've had like 10 threads on this flick. I've remarked in the past that it's one flaw is in overburdening the villian.. its not enough that the same guy interrupts their swimming hole meetup, but he happens to be retrieving a Frisbee they run over, he's heavily involved in the bar fight, his girl happens to fall in love with Stoller and he's the main Little 500 rival. They could do a sequel on the story from his perspective and call it BROKEN AWAY I honestly didn't even realize it was the same guy.
  9. Watched this again tonight and it's still freakin' terrific. I've never understood why they tie Dave's feet to the pedals, though.
  10. Orel "Member of the Queens Senior Retirement Center" Hershiser.
  11. I only just discovered that this is 471 minutes long. It may be a while before I have nearly 8 hours free to spend with The Beatles.
  12. I almost forgot Rick Porcello was a Met, but he had a Cy Young season with the Red Sox.
  13. Tom Glavine
  14. R.A. Dickey
  15. Would it be too obvious to go with Jacob deGrom? I don't see any rule against it.
  16. I just thought was a good workaround for the forum's limitations.
  17. You can always just embed the tweet.
  18. Bartolo Colon may be the most senior of them all and well past his Cy Young Award-winning peak, but still was pretty darn good.
  19. Edgy MD wrote: Oh, and Willet's Point. [FIMG=405]https://pictures.abebooks.com/inventory/md/md13340993100.jpg[/FIMG] Yes?
  20. I'll get to it sometime, but my viewing time is limited right now.
  21. Black Friday Doorbusters Abound!!!
  22. Kind of fascinating to think what if George Steinbrenner lived long enough to take advantage of Twitter.
  23. Any time a player is signed for a 10+ year contract it is followed by the statement "he will be a __________ for a long time." But history seems to contradict that belief when you consider some of the longest contracts in MLB history - Giancarlo Stanton, Robinson Canó, Albert Pujols, Alex Rodriguez (twice!), Dave Winfield, et al - all ended with the player on another team or retiring before the contract ended. I wonder who among the current crop of long-term contracts - Franco, Tatis, Jr., Betts, Harper, Lindor, Machado - will end their contract on their current teams.
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