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CaptainP wrote:XXX: Look up "idiot" in the dictionary. You know what you'll find?

YYY: A picture of me?

XXX: No! The definition of the word idiot, which you f***ing are!

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Rubin Carter, the boxer who was wrongly accused of murder, has died:


http://msn.foxsports.com/content/fsdigi ... -case.html

jbfinscj wrote:
There's a volume II? When will it be released....can I write the forward?

Since he's stopped producing the strip, it'll be more of a leaflet....

drunkpirate66 wrote: Varitek's Most Similar By Age:

32: Babe Ruth (998)*

(*Incidentally that was Babe Ruth's epic 1927 Season when he hit .356, 60HR, 165RBI. Yes. He was that good.).

Funny, when I looked it up, I came up with:

Varitek's Most Similar By Age:
1. Joe Schlabotnik (974)

Miguel Cabrera turned 31 yesterday. Crazy stuff: http://i.imgur.com/rUVpb2g.png Very, very interesting. Bill James has a stat called "similarity scores" in which they compare a players stats to all other players in history. Cabrera's Most similar, total career (meaning if his career ended...

Yasiel Puig, after leaving Cuba, was held in a dumpy motel off the coast of Cancun. Or, as the rest of us call it, "on vacation". http://www.cbsnews.com/news/dodgers-yasiel-puigs-reputed-escape-from-cuba-detailed-in-report/ But, to be fair, when we are on vacation, we aren't held at gunpo...

Yasiel Puig, after leaving Cuba, was held in a dumpy motel off the coast of Cancun. Or, as the rest of us call it, "on vacation". http://www.cbsnews.com/news/dodgers-yasiel-puigs-reputed-escape-from-cuba-detailed-in-report/ But, to be fair, when we are on vacation, we aren't held at gunpo...

Okay I've got to jump on this Griffey thing only because you included Stan Musial in the discussion. For a 162 game average over their careers (BTW, they both played 22 seasons): Average Musial - .331 Griffey - .284 On Base Percentage Musial - .417 Griffey - .370 Slugging Musial - .559 Griffey - .5...

Okay I've got to jump on this Griffey thing only because you included Stan Musial in the discussion. For a 162 game average over their careers (BTW, they both played 22 seasons): Average Musial - .331 Griffey - .284 On Base Percentage Musial - .417 Griffey - .370 Slugging Musial - .559 Griffey - .5...

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XXX: Look up "idiot" in the dictionary. You know what you'll find?

YYY: A picture of me?

XXX: No! The definition of the word idiot, which you f***ing are!

Wino you know wrote:Did Joe Shlabotnik ever make the Hall of Fame?

Waiting for the Veteran's Committee vote

drunkpirate66 wrote:First, I'd establish a motive. In this case the killer saw the size of the bug's d**k, and became insanely jealous.

Ace Ventura; Pet Detective

I bet everyone else in this thread wishes we would just shut up about Griffey....

Was Griffey healthy in 1993 when the Mariners finished last? First of all, they didn't finish last. There were 7 teams in that division, they finished 4th with a record above .500. Or in 1998 and 1999 when the Mariners finished near last? They finished in 3rd place, despite team ERAs of 4.93 and 5....

And what happened to a 2nd place Reds team when Griffey showed up? Down to 5th place after 1 season. Then 3rd place. Then 5th. Then 4th. Then 3rd. Then 5th. Then 5th. Lots of time in the cellar. That a coincidence too? Not a coincidence at all. That 2nd place finish, that was his one healthy season...

First, I will concede 1994 as a "great season" for Griffey. I hadn't taken into account the strike. Also, I have said that Griffey was a very good player. D*mn good. But not great - he had many (7) great seasons. But his career, when viewed in it's entirety was just very good. He was a co...

Jon's turn

He had 6 great seasons. I have always said that. 6 great seasons. Will never take that away from him. Maybe 10 mediocre. 5 that were pretty darn horrible. So, since Griffey only had 6 “great” seasons, I’m going to assume that those seasons were 1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999. That would put...