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Thu Oct-20-05 11:10 AM
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Thu Oct-20-05 11:12 AM
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Edited on Thu Oct-20-05 11:13 AM by GOPisEvil
By the way, I'm watching some horrid movie on FX with Bernie Casey AND Richard Roundtree. Oh and ICe-T just got shot. :bounce: Ooooh...Gary Busey!!!
OK - back to Molto Mario
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Thu Oct-20-05 11:36 AM
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Don't be dissing my man from South Central. :P
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Thu Oct-20-05 11:38 AM
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I sometimes workout to "OG". All that aggression gets me going. :D
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Thu Oct-20-05 11:41 AM
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He also collaborated with Slayer once. :thumbsup:
I was looking at World Series.com and figured out why the Cardinals are cursed. You were born the year they lost the Series.
So I am trying to figure out what did you do back in 1982 to change your fortune temporarily? :P
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Thu Oct-20-05 11:49 AM
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I always consider that I was conceived when they won the series in 1967. :D
I think that the baseball Gods refuse to have a team from Milwaukee win anything ever again, so we lucked out there. :D
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Thu Oct-20-05 12:13 PM
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The Brewers/Selig Curse!
The Brewers were the expansion Seattle Pilots in 1969, and that asshole moved them to Milwaukee in 1970.
As a result, Seattle sued MLB, and the settlement was to give them first dibs on the next expansion, which was slated for the AL in 1977.
So they got the Mariners, and Toronto got the Blue Jays.
The Mariners were quite cursed until 1991, when they finally had a winning season. They had the worst ownership in the game up until 1993.
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