quirky... like what? i didn't even think about it! i'll probably be too busy professing my admiration
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06-20-2012 01:07 AM #9661
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06-20-2012 01:13 AM #9662Mihalis
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Yes, yes - I hear you meet creeps all the time. Thank goodness I'm not an attractive woman.
Not sure on the inscription; I don't know anything about him? perhaps, just something normal? Has the Mets media noted anything about him, or a sort of nickname?
You should definitely try to be more active with player relations (signing, etc...). Not sure you'd have any rude encounters with any of your guys; and it'll get you to appreciate them from a different perspective.The philosophers and theologians, the beautiful people, had their jobs in the monasteries and universities but science owes more to the people who sold their soul, or at least their health, to the devil for knowledge. These were the people who actually went down to the laboratories and did the dirty work to see how the world actually works.
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06-20-2012 01:17 AM #9663
nope, not yet thankfully. nothing stupid like "no-han"
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06-20-2012 01:20 AM #9664
i know, i think i will start looking for more events. i just have to figure out where to look. i'd love to meet pretty much any of our current players; they're a great group!
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06-20-2012 01:20 AM #9665Mihalis
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Well, he is a Ninja in training, so perhaps a quick "R.A "The Ninja" Dickey"? I don'no'.
Also, Mets currently have Omar Q. - big fan of Little Q!The philosophers and theologians, the beautiful people, had their jobs in the monasteries and universities but science owes more to the people who sold their soul, or at least their health, to the devil for knowledge. These were the people who actually went down to the laboratories and did the dirty work to see how the world actually works.
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06-20-2012 01:25 AM #9666
oh he is a big star wars fan, i think there was some quirky name related to the movies, but i don't follow them
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06-20-2012 08:41 AM #9667Always smooth
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Tricky Dickey!
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06-21-2012 07:07 PM #9668
such a nice guy! so happy i went! cross it off the bucket list
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06-21-2012 09:01 PM #9669Always smooth
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I'm so happy for you! I'd love to meet a favorite player of mine, so I'm jealous but happy, too!
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06-21-2012 09:09 PM #9670
ty!!
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06-22-2012 07:40 AM #9671Always smooth
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"The Tigers are now 34 for 69 in game situations. #analysis"
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06-23-2012 12:34 AM #9672
francisco
i don't know how to feel about his yankee comments... just that i'm looking forward to some interesting newspaper headlines tomorrow
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06-23-2012 12:39 AM #9673
omg.. how did i miss this one today http://riveraveblues.com/wp-content/.../Cluck-You.jpg
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06-24-2012 01:39 AM #9674Mihalis
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Congratulations on a positive experience; so, did you converse about anything?
The philosophers and theologians, the beautiful people, had their jobs in the monasteries and universities but science owes more to the people who sold their soul, or at least their health, to the devil for knowledge. These were the people who actually went down to the laboratories and did the dirty work to see how the world actually works.
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06-24-2012 11:15 AM #9675
it was PACKED and we didn't get a lot of time with him
i shook his hand, told him i was a big fan and admired what he was doing on and off the field. he told me he appreciated it very much, signed my book, took a pic and then they scooted me off
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06-26-2012 09:25 PM #9676Mihalis
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Edwar Cabrera makes his debut TOMORROW!
The philosophers and theologians, the beautiful people, had their jobs in the monasteries and universities but science owes more to the people who sold their soul, or at least their health, to the devil for knowledge. These were the people who actually went down to the laboratories and did the dirty work to see how the world actually works.
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06-28-2012 12:46 AM #9677GTL
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royals been hot lately.
more newerest rate thread (sexiness).
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you know what's wrong with your underwear? it's not in my mouth!
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06-28-2012 03:01 PM #9678Always smooth
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Don't trade Broxton! Keep him for next year and you guys will be a real force when you get Soria back and hopefully Myers gets called up this year. That team is seriously sounding sick
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06-30-2012 03:37 AM #9679GTL
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eh soria is kinda meh, but it might be because he was pitching hurt most of last year.
but once we have meyers up and lorenzo cain back from his injury, and a steady rotation, we should be good.
the rotation is just so hit and miss these days. hochevar seems to have fixed himself-- he went back to only three pitches and has pitched amazing his last two outings-- and bruce chen is always a mystery and luis mendoza is somewhat consistent.more newerest rate thread (sexiness).
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you know what's wrong with your underwear? it's not in my mouth!
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06-30-2012 02:33 PM #9680Mihalis
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Hehe - Edwar was pretty bad; He's back down to AAA. One can tell he has heart - he'll be fine. Also, he looks identical to Alexi Ogando; so, not exactly pretty to look at.
Yep! D-Pom is back.Last edited by Junior-17; 06-30-2012 at 02:42 PM.
The philosophers and theologians, the beautiful people, had their jobs in the monasteries and universities but science owes more to the people who sold their soul, or at least their health, to the devil for knowledge. These were the people who actually went down to the laboratories and did the dirty work to see how the world actually works.
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