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You've obviously never watched a postgame interview after a major professional sporting event. Or the Grammy's.

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I'm pretty sure we're both spelling this wrong. Maybe we can get Webster, the "word god", to make a ruling?

I always felt bad for Al Gore, because his kid got hit by a car once in front of Memorial Stadium in Baltimore on the way to an O's game. I think the kid recovered and everything, but that's gotta be an awful feeling for a parent. I also felt bad for him because I'm pretty sure Tipper is a collosal pain in the ass.

What did you say again? That, in the future, people will settle their differences with water guns?

I love jnickerson debate threads. After 5 or 6 pages I can't even remember what the original argument was, but I still love them.

I saw Uncle Tupelo in Boston. I honestly can't remember where though...I wanna say at the Paradise, but I kinda think I'm wrong and it was one of the places in Cambridge (TT's or Middle East). I also saw Nirvana (the week Nevermind came out) in one of the clubs on Landsdowne St. This was probably one of the last chances to see them in a room with a few hundred people, so I'm thankful I was able to catch them then.

When I was a kid and my parents made me go to church, I used to daydream that all the pews in the church had been removed and me and my pals could play wiffle ball in there (the layout of the church was similar to that of a baseball field). There was even an upperdeck of seating, and I thought it would have been awesome to hit homeruns up there. Also, when I was a kid I would type 55318008 into a calculator every time I had access to one. So, basically... Math/Science - 1 Religion - 1

Damn. I like Ted's music, and he seems like a genuinely good guy. I hope life get less difficult for him soon.

I'm assuming Eric Gagne has photos of Francona with a sheep or something. Nothing else could explain why he gets into games that count.

It may be out of print. Let me know if you can't find it anywhere...

Leatherface - Mush I would not argue with someone who says this is the best punk album of the past 25 years.

It's all semantics anyway I guess, but I wouldn't even consider any of the albums I listed among my favorites of all time. Certainly not in the top 10 anyway. I can't even remember the last time I've listened to most of them. I just gave you an e-Purple Nurple.

I think some of these belong in the "list some albums you really, really like" thread.

Me too! I'd like to say me too, but the jury is still out.

~vibes~

"Ballad of John and Yoko"

In chronological order: Billy Joel - Glass Houses. Metallica - Ride the Lightning. Agent Orange - Living in Darkness. Run DMC - Raising Hell. REM - Document. Dag Nasty - Can I Say.

"Breaking news: The sky is blue!"

"I've Just Seen a Face"

Dick Ctionary needs to post the definition of "homage".

Unless you're really John Haggerty from Naked Raygun/Pegboy, then you can plug away at will.

Drew and Schilling definitely. Youk's a Jimmy Eat World fan, right? And I don't see Beckett praying to anyone but himself.

Trot was definitely in this camp.