Where the Kids Come to Mouth Off - Page 293

pony_trekker · 10-21-2004, 12:46 AM

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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
No comment.

Oh well, back to watching internet porn.

And for the first time, NYers have a football season. Two of 'em. Well, we'll get revenge by knocking Brady on his ass this weekend.

SlaveNoMore · 10-21-2004, 12:48 AM

before the game has ended...

This fucking embarrassement is going to lead to the biggest purging the Yankees have ever seen. Anyone not named Jeter, Rivera or A-Rod (since no one will take him) will be fair game.

If I'm Steinbrenner, [if he's unable to void his contract b/c of the wall incident], I trade Brown to the worst team in baseball - like the Expos or Royals - even if only for a ham sandwich. That fucking prick cost us the entire Series with his dog outings in Games 4 and 7.

Mel Stottlemeyr is gone. Brian Cashman is gonna be the new GM of the Washington Expos.

I even think the Torre era may be over as he may be encouraged to "walk" If Donnie doesnt get "reassigned" - maybe he becomes manager.

Lofton, Clark, Quantrill, Heredia, Loiza - all gone (some unfairly)

Vasquez will probably be traded. Giambi too, if he ever plays again.

Sheffield will probably retire.

This will be the ugliest bloodletting the Yankees have ever seen.

pony_trekker · 10-21-2004, 01:03 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
before the game has ended...

This fucking embarrassement is going to lead to the biggest purging the Yankees have ever seen. Anyone not named Jeter, Rivera or A-Rod (since no one will take him) will be fair game.

If I'm Steinbrenner, [if he's unable to void his contract b/c of the wall incident], I trade Brown to the worst team in baseball - like the Expos or Royals - even if only for a ham sandwich. That fucking prick cost us the entire Series with his dog outings in Games 4 and 7.

Mel Stottlemeyr is gone. Brian Cashman is gonna be the new GM of the Washington Expos.

I even think the Torre era may be over as he may be encouraged to "walk" If Donnie doesnt get "reassigned" - maybe he becomes manager.

Lofton, Clark, Quantrill, Heredia, Loiza - all gone (some unfairly)

Vasquez will probably be traded. Giambi too, if he ever plays again.

Sheffield will probably retire.

This will be the ugliest bloodletting the Yankees have ever seen.

Settle down Beavis.

Yankee formula has always been lefty hitting and lefty pitching. That's all you need.

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) · 10-21-2004, 01:16 AM

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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore

This will be the ugliest bloodletting the Yankees have ever seen.

Ghost of Babe silenced
Yanks have chokers' mantle now
The Evil Empire crumbles.

NotFromHere · 10-21-2004, 01:29 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
before the game has ended...

This fucking embarrassement is going to lead to the biggest purging the Yankees have ever seen. Anyone not named Jeter, Rivera or A-Rod (since no one will take him) will be fair game.

If I'm Steinbrenner, [if he's unable to void his contract b/c of the wall incident], I trade Brown to the worst team in baseball - like the Expos or Royals - even if only for a ham sandwich. That fucking prick cost us the entire Series with his dog outings in Games 4 and 7.

Mel Stottlemeyr is gone. Brian Cashman is gonna be the new GM of the Washington Expos.

I even think the Torre era may be over as he may be encouraged to "walk" If Donnie doesnt get "reassigned" - maybe he becomes manager.

Lofton, Clark, Quantrill, Heredia, Loiza - all gone (some unfairly)

Vasquez will probably be traded. Giambi too, if he ever plays again.

Sheffield will probably retire.

This will be the ugliest bloodletting the Yankees have ever seen.

Quite frankly, you did better before A-Rod. Seattle and the state of Texas thank you. Ok, maybe not all of Texas, but at least most of Arlington.

eta, I see by your new avatar that you are a man of your word.

Replaced_Texan · 10-21-2004, 01:31 AM

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Originally posted by Flinty_McFlint
D'oh!

*sigh*

Tyrone Slothrop · 10-21-2004, 01:35 AM

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Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
The RedSox helmets look like they dip them in mud on the way to the plate. Is that an affectation?

It's pine tar.

eta:

I don't know why they do it, though.

ESPN.com: "In hindsight, perhaps it was a mistake for the Yankees to raise a 'Mission Accomplished' banner above their dugout after Game 3."

SlaveNoMore · 10-21-2004, 01:59 AM

Quote:

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Ghost of Babe silenced
Yanks have chokers' mantle now
The Evil Empire crumbles.

Talk to me when the win the Series.

They may have embarrassed us, but the Curse ain't dead until they get rings.

SlaveNoMore · 10-21-2004, 02:00 AM

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NotFromHere
eta, I see by your new avatar that you are a man of your word.

Who knew that Johnny O, by getting hurt, would affect the outcome.

eta: Olerud, since people asked

Tyrone Slothrop · 10-21-2004, 02:37 AM

Highlights on ESPN right now: Happy fans with Dominican flags.

Lowlights: Drunken massholes.

Fugee · 10-21-2004, 02:39 AM

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Originally posted by TalkSock
[The Traditional Values Coalition is] telling members to contact Judd and ask that she cancel the concert, saying on its Web site “Urge her to study what the Bible says in both the Old and New Testaments about homosexuality …. to learn how faith in Christ has set men and women free from bondage to this life-controlling condition.”

.... Why do these people care who she is performing for?

Take your choice: 1. Because if you keep real busy pointing out other people's sin you can simultaneously (a) ignore your own sins and (b) feel real self-righteous. 2. They are homophobic. 3. They haven't a clue WWJD.

Just remember that not all Christians, and not even all evangelicals, are part of the religious right.

Anne Elk · 10-21-2004, 02:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
before the game has ended...

This fucking embarrassement is going to lead to the biggest purging the Yankees have ever seen. Anyone not named Jeter, Rivera or A-Rod (since no one will take him) will be fair game.

If I'm Steinbrenner, [if he's unable to void his contract b/c of the wall incident], I trade Brown to the worst team in baseball - like the Expos or Royals - even if only for a ham sandwich. That fucking prick cost us the entire Series with his dog outings in Games 4 and 7.

Mel Stottlemeyr is gone. Brian Cashman is gonna be the new GM of the Washington Expos.

I even think the Torre era may be over as he may be encouraged to "walk" If Donnie doesnt get "reassigned" - maybe he becomes manager.

Lofton, Clark, Quantrill, Heredia, Loiza - all gone (some unfairly)

Vasquez will probably be traded. Giambi too, if he ever plays again.

Sheffield will probably retire.

This will be the ugliest bloodletting the Yankees have ever seen.

I laughed, I cheered myself hoarse, I held my breath and had tears of joy while hugging complete strangers. A huge weight has been lifted. I'm exhausted but have a funny feeling that I'll have plenty of energy tomorrow.

The crowd in Kenmore is an embarassment. If we win the Series, I hope we do it in 4 or 5 games. Fucking transplant college kids.

We didn't dare say the word 'win' until the 9th. It's 1:19 am, the cars on Hyde Park Ave are still honking their horns. Hyde Square (heart of the Dominican neighborhood) was a zoo. The patrons of the Irish pub and the Dominican restaurant were dancing in the street. It was a beautiful thing. The cops and crowd there were great.

D-Lowe pitched a gem. Pedro in relief? What a fucking a joke! We were having Grady Little flashbacks. I'm glad he got spanked.

I've got to get some sleep.

Go Astros!

Fugee · 10-21-2004, 02:45 AM

I was glad to see two former Twins (MVP David Ortiz and Doug Mientkiewicz) making positive contributions. But a bunch of those BoSox need a QEFTSG makeover.

Not Me · 10-21-2004, 03:35 AM

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Originally posted by Fugee
Just remember that not all Christians, and not even all evangelicals, are part of the religious right.

Did you read the bible honey? Hey, fucking God wrote it. You got that part?

Atticus Grinch · 10-21-2004, 05:09 AM

San Francisco conceptual artist Jonathon Keats, most famous for trying unsuccessfully to convince the Berkeley City Council to pass an unbreakable law (Aristotle's A=A, or "Every Entity Is Equal to Itself"), is working on a new project.

He's trying to genetically engineer God in a laboratory, using a technique called continuous in vitro evolution, a process used to accelerate useful mutations in bacteria by exposing them to favorable conditions. Since "favorable conditions" to God would mean the presence of continual worship and praise, he's playing tapes of various world religions' prayers to petri dishes filled with bacteria. Eventually, he reasons, the bacteria will evolve to those most capable of taking advantage of the favorable environment. Bingo, divinity.

This is not the interesting part. The interesting part is that Christianity is winning. (As a typical San Francisco moral relativist, Keats notes that his methodology may be flawed.)

Deus ex machina.

ETA: I just broke out the ol' Enigma disc to see if these bacteria really know whut's whut, ya feel? Lemme tell you, this prayer shit is hot. The Cowboy Junkies disc is going off the bedroom rotation. Ya gots to get monky if you wants to get fonky. Also, these bacteria are on to something, lifestyle-wise. I wonder if Whole Foods is open at this hour --- I'm getting me a jar of that agar.