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Edgy DC wrote: ="Elster88"]I've never seen that fake to third, throw to first play.EVER Strawberry fell for it at least once. Everybody in the hit column tonight. But then I can't be so melodramatic.

I've never seen that fake to third, throw to first play. EVER

Super Seaver Scares the Shit out of me

Someone buy that man a cigar

I'm buying one of those shirts that Glavine has on tonight. And I'll rock the rolled-up sleeves like him too. Sadly my left arm isn't worth as much as his.

No --EDC on SJR

I can't deal with this. Enjoy the game all.

]1985: New York 6 � St. Louis 5 (10) They ended up one-two in the standings and would split the next five division titles between them. False

...years in prison http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2815590

Nomahhhhh (Nomar) Olerud Ichiro

Don't bother trying, Nymr.

I realize Wright can do better. But that doesn't answer the question of how Lo Duca filled the #2 hole to a tee. I thought he did an average to good job. But nothing great.

Rockin' Doc wrote: Duaner "Sleepy" Sanchez has a nice ring to it. I like this one better. Dirty is played out and Tardy sounds weird.

Edgy DC wrote: I think it's worth pointing out that Lo Duca did the job to a T last year. Really? I disagree. Didn't he have the lowest OBP out of the regulars? If not then I take back my disagreement. Why do you think he did the job to a T?

I like the trailer.

Thanks for the help with the message.

Frayed Knot wrote: A few sample dishes from a Met cookbook: * Eggs Reyes -- Made with runny eggs and a sprinkling of shredded ham * Pork a la Beltran -- Pork chops served with mole on the side * Chicken LoDuca -- Made from very young chicks * David's Brownies -- Lots and lots of sugary sweetness * Julio's Steak Tartare -- When both the dish and the chef pre-date the invention of fire * Chicken Zambrano -- Only takes 10 minutes to prepare but comes with a broken wing I love it

cooby wrote: I remember that picture of Mazzilli from another conversation we had about him once. It's quite fetching. Pop it into a thread of pretty people.

Edgy DC wrote: Technically, any citizen can make an arrest. I'll take your word for it. I'm not going to try it myself. Edgy DC wrote: Easy on the hate. Agreed. Hate IS an ugly emotion.

soupcan wrote: How about you don't fuck around with cops or semi-cops period? Their job is difficult and stressful enough that they shouldn't have to take shit from people. I hope you're not getting dizzy up there on that soap box. It's good to know that I can be arrested for getting lippy with a cop. Certainly something for which I should be charged with a misdemeanor. That's now on his record, even if it was dimissed, right? One of the lawyerly-inclined might have to correct me on that. ="Edgy DC"]Edgy also wrote that he isn't a cop. Since when can non-cops make arrests? I'm guessing he was a rent-a-cop. ="Edgy DC"]I think we've all been told about a million times not to fuck around at airports. There is no law against being a smart-ass, airport or no.

Question: Nymr83 wrote: what exactly do you hate about cops? i think they treated peavy quite fairly. Answer:="Edgy DC"](2) he busted Peavy not because of his violation but because Peavy dissed him. Plus he dismissed the charges because Peavy got down on his knees for him (twice). Why? What happened between the incident and court appearance? Nothing except Peavy had to say he was sorry. So basically the cop arrested him for giving him a snarky remark. And then recommended the charges be dismissed because he got an apology. EDIT: Going easy on the hate

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2743550 MOBILE, Ala. -- Jake Peavy's disorderly conduct charge was dismissed after the San Diego Padres pitcher apologized for a confrontation with a security officer when he double parked to unload baseball gear at Mobile Regional Airport. Peavy Peavy was arrested in his hometown after he parked in front of the airport entrance Jan. 4. The 25-year-old player was taking equipment on a church mission to help children in the Dominican Republic. When the airport officer ordered the vehicle moved or be ticketed, Peavy indicated he would take the ticket. Peavy then made a comment about "a real cop" as opposed to airport security and was subsequently arrested and booked into Mobile Country Metro Jail on the misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge, District Attorney John Tyson Jr. said. Tyson told the judge at a court hearing Thursday the decision to dismiss came "on the recommendation of the individual officer involved and the chief of airport police." Peavy apologized personally to the officer during a meeting, his attorney, Stoney Chavers, said. Peavy apologized a second time during his court appearance. After his release from jail on a $350 bond, Peavy completed his trip to the Dominican Republic. EDIT: I've changed the thread title, I'd rather not have that written in bold and attached to my handle. My apologies for my paranoia.

A lot of what Rollins says his true, except of course his main statement. You're never the team to beat until you win. He's probably not bright enough to understand that.