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Chuck D
 Post subject: 86 years later
PostPosted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 12:43 am 
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*sigh of relief*

why don't i have anything to drink in this house?

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Yeah same here.

oh man oh man oh man.
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I even felt a twinge of joy when the last out was made.

:hellfire: Will feel better watching Boston burn to the ground :hellfire:

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Senator Richard LooGAR Wrote:
:hellfire: Will feel better watching Boston burn to the ground :hellfire:



Halelujah.

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Chuck D
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now we'll just see if the distinguished senator from massachusetts can follow suit


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The impossible is possible is Kerry next?

Congratulations Boston, I can actually say I saw it in my lifetime.


Cheers:drink:
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Bee.OK Wrote:
The impossible is possible is Kerry next?

Congratulations Boston, I can actually say I saw it in my lifetime.


Cheers:drink:


I second that.

And I said the same thing to josh about kerry just now, just maybe next week this time Kerry will be in and Bush will be on the way out. oh my oh my.

Tonight's win was according to josh(a new hampshirite) "the best wedding present".
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Chuck D Wrote:
now we'll just see if the distinguished senator from massachusetts can follow suit


:drink:


Can't have too much joy in Mudville, now can we?

I think that either way, this story will provide pundits with ample Kerry/RedSox metaphors.

If he wins "Just like his beloved Red Sox, Senator Kerry shook of the pallor of defeat from his campaign..."

If he loses "Unlike his beloved Red Sox, Senator Kerry was not able to conquer what he termed "The Evil Empire"

Its a wonder that I don't do this for a living.

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I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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A subdued series compared to the rest of the playoffs, but the goal was to sweep before the Cardinals bats came alive. Great job.

Watching Manny in the news conference, I just gotta say it doesn't matter how scruffy, absent-minded, eccentric or possibly borderline retarded you are, if you're Series MVP you still rate a smokin' wife. Youch.
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you still rate a smokin' wife. Youch.


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 Post subject: Go SOX!!!
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Way to go Boston! Is this the year of Massachusetts?


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 Post subject: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Congratulations, chowderheads.

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I thought we were in trouble last night when Scott Stapp sung God Bless America. I almost shat myself. Thankfully his performance flattened the offenses of both teams.

I wonder if his buddy Brock Berlin was back stage to help him with the pre-show jitters? :wanker:
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of many surreal moments last night, that one was up there...the whole room just went "eh?"

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As a White Sox fan, I can't fathom what it must be like to have your team win a WS. I'll probably never know. Boston does have the second biggest payroll in the MLB, so this shouldn't be too out-of-the-blue... 86 years or not. They will become the new Yankees and everyone will soon hate them.
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Mlle XIX
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As a White Sox fan, I can't fathom what it must be like to have your team win a WS. I'll probably never know. Boston does have the second biggest payroll in the MLB, so this shouldn't be too out-of-the-blue... 86 years or not. They will become the new Yankees and everyone will soon hate them.


I don't think people can even comprehend what a big deal it is HERE- I am still not sure it happened.

I will say the roads and T were empty this AM
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I don't think people can even comprehend what a big deal it is HERE- I am still not sure it happened.


If the Cubs ever win one, believe me, it'll be HUGE. Believe me, we Chi-town Northsiders understand. (And I probably have to say the same for the Southsiders, although they won one almost 10 years more recently than the Cubbies :wink: )

Anyhoo, this is how I feel this A.M., regarding the BoSox win:
:nugene:

Awwwwww yeah!

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As a White Sox fan, I can't fathom what it must be like to have your team win a WS. I'll probably never know.


exactly.
BUT i am so freaking happy for everyone in boston. f'ing incredible.

now we must wait for the sacred high holy season of ncaa basketball.
yuh huh.
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I was mulling it over a bit while on line for coffee and I think the point is that this win is far reaching beyond baseball. it's going to change the psyche of the city and has tremendous sociological significance.

also, we were at a friends house who went to game 2 and saw shilling pitch. crazy!
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As I said on the other board, my father called me and told me to get in the rocket quickly so he could send me off to Krypton before the earth blows up.

Anyway, congrats Sox fans! I guess now the rest of us have a new evil empire that spends a lot of money to win the Series to hate.

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I don't think people can even comprehend what a big deal it is HERE- I am still not sure it happened.


If the Cubs ever win one, believe me, it'll be HUGE. Believe me, we Chi-town Northsiders understand. (And I probably have to say the same for the Southsiders, although they won one almost 10 years more recently than the Cubbies :wink: )



yeah, i'm pretty excited/terrified at the notion of the cubs winning it all. but shit, if the redsox can do it...
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