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I'm clueless on this one. Irish - I was just pissing on you.
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I missed the Christmas story generation by a couple of years. Doesn't do much for me. Rodney however makes me laugh. Back To School for me.
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I went with Mad Mel.
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"Funny, she doesn't look Druish."
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"Tell me a story Jack." "Fuck you." "Ooh, that's my favorite."
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An 8 -v- a 9 tied and going into OT! Well seeded!
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I got two tix for all 81 games in whatever they are calling the upper deck. Don't yet know whether they are in left or right. I gave them a $250.00 deposit per ticket and they will contact me at some future date to let me know where I'll be. The total cost will be about $1,500.00 each. I'm sure I won't even be close to using all of them so if anybody's interested in taking a few off my hands, that's cool.
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="Tom Sekelsky, Wilcox, Pa.29ios96u]I have only witnessed the following situation once and I happened to be a player in the game. Runners on second and third and one out. Fly ball to left field and both runners tag. After both runners moved up a base, an appeal was made at second base and the runner was ruled out for leaving before the catch was made. The umpires ruled that the runner from third scored. My manager said the run should not count. The league protest committee ruled in my manager's favor, saying the run did not count. The game was replayed from that point on. Who was right, the game umpires or the protest committee? I also find it amazing that of the hundreds of games I have seen or played, this situation has happened but once.
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="Hal the Referee"] The runner has the right to the base line on a thrown ball. As long as the runner who wsa on first doesn't wave his arms or commit any other obvious act of interference, it is perfectly legal for him to stand there. It's up to the fielder to throw around him, which is really no problem, for it's done all the time -- as on attempted pickoffs. Remember, a good first baseman knows how to stretch for the ball. Smart baseball? It isn't dumb. If irish the Irishman had been right and I was wrong I would have seriously considered moving to Canada.
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WSo8M: (5) Raiders of the Lost Ark v (12) Fish Called Wanda
soupcan replied to a topic in Film Review Forum
There was animal cruelty in 'Fish'? Do you mean when Otto put the fish in his mouth? Really? -
Its a #1 versus a #16 seed. What did you guys expect?
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My senior year of high school was spent in Los Angeles County. A producer of 'Porky's' had a child in my class and offered a test screening to the seniors as a sort of 'Senior Night out' kind of event. The administration was supposedly assured that the movie - while a bit racy - was definitely not inappropriate. Needless to say we seniors had a rollicking good time which was only added to by the faculty's utter embarassment in front of the PTA for approving the screening. All that being said - I voted for Caddyshack because of Carl Spackler, and the late great Judge Smails.
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Yup. Bill Murray, Terri Garr, Jessica Lange.
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WSo8M: (5) Raiders of the Lost Ark v (12) Fish Called Wanda
soupcan replied to a topic in Film Review Forum
Went with 'Fish'. LOVE that movie. -
I would say that as long as he stays in the baseline and does not go out of his way to interefere with the ball then he can do whatever he wants.
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World Series Rooting Interest Poll Rays vs Phillies
soupcan replied to stevejrogers's topic in New York Mets Talk
Don't really care one way or the other but I voted Rays because I just can't root for the Phillies. -
Full sizes here
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metirish wrote: 2004 will go down as Duquette's annus horribilis. What do his hemmoroids have to do with anything?
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bmfc1 wrote: Every year, during one of the holidays, we visit our friends and every year, someone asks our hostess how she likes her coffee and every year, she says "Black. Like my men." It's a tradition. Every single time I order coffee somewhere and someone asks how I like it (which isn't nearly as often as you might think since most coffee places have milk & sugar on the side now) I answer 'strong & black, like my men'. You see I'm a heterosexual white guy so, you know, its funny. The joke's old and more times than not, I'm the only one who laughs but laugh I do. One time, I was out for breakfast with my little brother - who is cuter and much more charming than me - and the waitress poses the question. I responded with my standard line and got a rolling eyes smirk. Little bro then hits her with "...and I'd like mine weak & bitter like my women." She thought he was just the cat's pajamas. Little bastard.
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Ah.
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Not so for the Bobby Jonses?
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Close as close can be but I had to make a choice. "No, thank you, I take it black, like my men"
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Loved him in 'Galaxy Quest'
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"Yippie-ki-yay, motherfucker."
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WSo8M: (1) Back the the Future v. (16) Crocodile Dundee
soupcan replied to a topic in Film Review Forum
Back to the Future 'You are...my density'
