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Long Live KICKBALL
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I gotta say, I love this particular compo.
There's about 50 of these I could do!
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(, Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:20, archived)
Kickballsounds like some kind of dirty foreign game to me ;)
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Mystery_Bob,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:29,
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so i see...i noticed after posted, i think i'm still asleep :)
how's you?
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5olly,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:50,
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That sounds quite funI love baseball, but I can't hit the ball with one of those funny sticks to save myself.
( Mystery_Bob,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:35,
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You wouldn't say thatif you had ever stood in the freezing cold watching Falkirk FC play another meaningless mid-table game in the Scottish First Division.
Marvelous.
However, baseball is really good and I am looking forward to the new season.
(Marvelous.
However, baseball is really good and I am looking forward to the new season.
Mystery_Bob,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:38,
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Woodid you see the Yankees got Kevin Brown as a pitcher? WOOOOOOOOO
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:39,
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You can'tuse a person as a jug. It's preposterous.
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Christian Bale of Hay in a field,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:40,
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I have been payingno attention to what has been happening pre-season.
I'll wait until the games start and see if I can spot who has gone where :)
(I'll wait until the games start and see if I can spot who has gone where :)
Mystery_Bob,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:41,
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Well, feel free to follow my teamThe Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
I'm the only fan left on Earth who cares about them. And I am lonely and cold.
Alex Rodriguez is also a Yankee nowbut will be at 3rd instead of Short
Such a great year to be a Yankee fan!
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:45,
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Such a great year to be a Yankee fan!
Please forgive mebut I must
*groooaaaannnnnnn*
(no offense intended, of course, to your team; but, well, *grooooaaaannnnn - wipes tear from eye, thinks of his poor D-Rays*)
Not coming from the USAI don't really have any allegiance to any team.
I do quite like the Cubs though, simply because they never win. The Giants too - I like that Barry Bonds fellow.
(I do quite like the Cubs though, simply because they never win. The Giants too - I like that Barry Bonds fellow.
Mystery_Bob,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:56,
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I'm from the north side of Chicagoso even though I had White Sox season tickets there was a backyard Cubbie fan lurking inside me...but I can't help myself. As much as I tried to resist it, I love to watch the Yankees. It's just great baseball.
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:59,
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We generally gettwo live games broadcast over here per week. I have to admit that I love it when the Yankees are playing the Red Sox - it's like WWIII could break out at any moment.
( Mystery_Bob,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 8:01,
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I don't care much for the Yankeesbut I really hate the Red Sox.
It was very nice to see them lose the A-Rod sweepstakes this offseason.
Bondshurt his back yesterday (or Thursday) swinging in the batting cage; his status will be day-to-day.
And don't forget about his possible indictment for steroid abuse. He might not have a very good year this season, the way things are looking right now....
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 8:04,
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And don't forget about his possible indictment for steroid abuse. He might not have a very good year this season, the way things are looking right now....
I agree, but only whenit is drug-free, fairly revenue-shared, and hard salary-capped.
Kickball, in general,is a lot like baseball but played with a rubber all-purpose playground ball. The ball is "pitched" by rolling it from the pitcher's mound toward home plate. The kicker sends it out into the field with his foot. At that point, all normal baseball rules apply, except that any baserunner can get nailed with the ball and called "out" if they are caught off the base.
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 7:33,
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