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shOARtatry |
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chat loading for you guys?
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Gidge31981 |
#46662 |
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it's working fine for me.
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BWilly84 |
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Weather here has been beautiful all week. Mid 70s and sunny. Tomorrow is my birthday and a big group of us got tickets to go to a Mallards game. It's our
minor league baseball team. $30 all you can eat and drink (including beer) - Great deal. Guess what the weather's supposed to be. Mid-50s and rainy.
~ Brian
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shOARtatry |
#46664 |
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everyone can breathe...chat is working for me again
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Gidge31981 |
#46665 |
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and you left me! i went to pass out checks and i come back to an empty chat.
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shOARtatry |
#46666 |
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you bored me
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Gidge31981 |
#46667 |
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yes, i did. you win this round.
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BWilly84 |
#46668 |
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Can't get it out of my head.� I keep whistling Total Eclipse of the Heart now, but I'm thinking "spin arrrrrrround ninjaaaaas" and not the actual lyrics.
~ Brian
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MNDylanFan |
#46669 |
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chat was empty for this guy too. maybe i should get to work on time
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BWilly84 |
#46670 |
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Was chat changed? It says I'm Guest 33085 and no one else is there.
~ Brian
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MNDylanFan |
#46671 |
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bucky are you at old or new chat?
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BWilly84 |
#46672 |
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There's a new chat? I just went landady/chat
~ Brian
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MNDylanFan |
#46673 |
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i'll pm you the new link. not that it is a secret anymore (thanks digit) archie found his way in
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Gidge31981 |
#46674 |
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i'm sorry! it was an unintentional copy/paste! i am highly disappointed in myself for it as well.
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Weeba |
#46675 |
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Nice SI article on how good newspaper sportswriting used to be:
http://sportsillustrated....s/05/26/globe/index.html The Boston Globe sports staff was awesome: From the mid-1970s to the early '80s, the Globe contained arguably the greatest collection of reporting talent ever assembled in a sports section, one that was unrivaled in its time and is sure never to be duplicated in an industry that today is bleeding talent. In those halcyon days, the staff's charge from hard-driving editor Dave Smith was: If a story warranted front-page space, cover it live. Reporter Will McDonough's directive back to Smith was elemental enough to be a Twitter post: "Get us space, money and get out of the way." Space? They were afforded reams. Money? Smith rarely heard the term "budget" used at the family-owned paper. Editorial guidance? Only this: Reinvent the form. Take risks. In a Red Sox-crazy town, Smith managed a lineup that was sportswriting's equivalent of the 1927 Yankees. Filing from Fenway was Peter Gammons, a fast-typing twenty-something who shagged flies in the outfield with the team most afternoons and scooped opposing writers in the clubhouse at night. Covering the Celtics courtside at the old Boston Garden above North Station was Bob Ryan, forever talking 75 mph in a 50 mph zone. High above the Hub's happenings was mustachioed columnist Leigh Montville, who, as Gammons says, "saw the world from a hot-air balloon." Blowing in and out of town was the correspondent Bud Collins, who commented on all sports but who was (and is) renowned as the greatest tennis writer extant. Joining Gammons at the Fens was Larry Whiteside, a pioneer by being the only African-American on the beat. Each of these writers contributed coverage for the '75 Series. Six of the Globe's 10 bylined reporters would go on to be honored by various Halls of Fame, with one (John Powers) winning a Pulitzer Prize. ...if you feel it, why don't you sing along... |
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MNDylanFan |
#46676 |
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sharkey will mushroom stamp you for this
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Weeba |
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Will McDonough was pretty awesome too:
McDonough's access was unmatched. Colleagues would sit within listening distance of his steel desk and marvel at the names on his call list. Raiders owner Al Davis, a friend from McDonough's 10 years covering the AFL, phoned frequently. On another line NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle could be waiting. "Will had more sources than the CIA," says Boston University hockey coach Jack Parker. "You didn't dare cross him." Though he was cozy with many, the former quarterback from South Boston's Old Colony Projects never muted his competitiveness. In 1979, New England Patriots cornerback Raymond Clayborn, fresh out of his post-game shower, grew upset with a group of reporters standing by wide receiver Harold Jackson's locker. Clayborn bristled as the crowd spilled over by him and McDonough bristled back. Clayborn poked McDonough in the chin, and McDonough pushed him into his locker and punched him until it was clear who the winner was. His wake was held at the Boston Garden ...if you feel it, why don't you sing along... |
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Gidge31981 |
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MNDylanFan wrote: i don't know what that means and i have a very strong feeling that i should be glad that i don't know what that means. |
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Jackstraw11 |
#46679 |
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smash your weiner tip on someone's 4head
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Fat Little Monkey |
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and there you have it
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