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I love that they had to remind all the Life Fails in Philly to "please remove their hats" while the National Anthem is sung.

Isn't that automatic? Also, having worn a hat about 5 times in 15 years, I rarely have this problem.

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Loogar in a costume Wrote:
I love that they had to remind all the Life Fails in Philly to "please remove their hats" while the National Anthem is sung.

Isn't that automatic? Also, having worn a hat about 5 times in 15 years, I rarely have this problem.


At every baseball game I've been to (in a multitude of cities) they've always reminded the fans to remove their hats.

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Senator LooGAR
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Vanlandingham Wrote:
Loogar in a costume Wrote:
I love that they had to remind all the Life Fails in Philly to "please remove their hats" while the National Anthem is sung.

Isn't that automatic? Also, having worn a hat about 5 times in 15 years, I rarely have this problem.


At every baseball game I've been to (in a multitude of cities) they've always reminded the fans to remove their hats.


Maybe it's been that long since I have been to a Major League game? Last time I was at a game was in 2005.

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harry Wrote:
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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Vanlandingham Wrote:
Loogar in a costume Wrote:
I love that they had to remind all the Life Fails in Philly to "please remove their hats" while the National Anthem is sung.

Isn't that automatic? Also, having worn a hat about 5 times in 15 years, I rarely have this problem.


At every baseball game I've been to (in a multitude of cities) they've always reminded the fans to remove their hats.


Agreed. All the mlb, and minor league games I've been to the announcers "remind" fans to take off their caps. All that, however goes out the window if yr in line buying beer.

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Well, this has no reason to fail...

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Vote tomorrow.


Okay, but some of us don't have another election until the 2010 primary elections.
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Well then... maybe you shouldn't vote tomorrow.
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timmyjoe42 Wrote:
Well then... maybe you shouldn't vote tomorrow.

Unless you're in Chicago; then you'll find a way.

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timmyjoe42 Wrote:
Well then... maybe you shouldn't vote tomorrow.

Unless you're in Chicago; then you'll find a way.


ACORN will bus your sorry ass to the polls

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mayoral election in NYC.
that's exciting.
even though Bloomberg bought it.
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Well, this has no reason to fail...


I hope it doesn't fail. Some of the highlights I've seen haven't look too terrible, and I'm all for upstart leagues as long as they have good intentions.

However, you have to question any league where Brook Bollinger is the dominant player. His stats are downright gaudy:

84/123, 1090 yards passing, 11 TD, 2 INT

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my diet is 75% buffalo chicken so i don't trust myself to go commando


http://www.strikerbill.com Check it out hombre.

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Kerre Li (xix) Wrote:
mayoral election in NYC.
that's exciting.
even though Bloomberg bought it.


NJ Governors race is going right down to the wire. They're in a statistical dead heat as of now. I'll be out casting my vote for Dagget and laughing when Corzine gets his sorry ass voted out of office.

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my diet is 75% buffalo chicken so i don't trust myself to go commando


http://www.strikerbill.com Check it out hombre.

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Kerre Li (xix)
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Vanlandingham Wrote:
Kerre Li (xix) Wrote:
mayoral election in NYC.
that's exciting.
even though Bloomberg bought it.


NJ Governors race is going right down to the wire. They're in a statistical dead heat as of now. I'll be out casting my vote for Dagget and laughing when Corzine gets his sorry ass voted out of office.


that's some crazy stuff goin' on in that state.
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Vanlandingham Wrote:
Flying Rabbit Wrote:
Well, this has no reason to fail...


I hope it doesn't fail. Some of the highlights I've seen haven't look too terrible, and I'm all for upstart leagues as long as they have good intentions.

However, you have to question any league where Brook Bollinger is the dominant player. His stats are downright gaudy:

84/123, 1090 yards passing, 11 TD, 2 INT


Sounds like Cleveland should give him a call.


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Kerre Li (xix) Wrote:
Vanlandingham Wrote:
Kerre Li (xix) Wrote:
mayoral election in NYC.
that's exciting.
even though Bloomberg bought it.


NJ Governors race is going right down to the wire. They're in a statistical dead heat as of now. I'll be out casting my vote for Dagget and laughing when Corzine gets his sorry ass voted out of office.


that's some crazy stuff goin' on in that state.


Tell me about it. Our tax burden per capita has gone up 21% during this last term, which is all I needed to hear to make my decision.

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my diet is 75% buffalo chicken so i don't trust myself to go commando


http://www.strikerbill.com Check it out hombre.

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special teams fail


WOW...JUST...WOW...

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my diet is 75% buffalo chicken so i don't trust myself to go commando


http://www.strikerbill.com Check it out hombre.

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special teams fail


WOW...JUST...WOW...


he knew, too

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Vanlandingham Wrote:
Kerre Li (xix) Wrote:
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Kerre Li (xix) Wrote:
mayoral election in NYC.
that's exciting.
even though Bloomberg bought it.


NJ Governors race is going right down to the wire. They're in a statistical dead heat as of now. I'll be out casting my vote for Dagget and laughing when Corzine gets his sorry ass voted out of office.


that's some crazy stuff goin' on in that state.


Tell me about it. Our tax burden per capita has gone up 21% during this last term, which is all I needed to hear to make my decision.


A vote for Daggett is a vote for Corzine. If you want him gone, hold you nose and vote for Chris Christie.

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harry Wrote:
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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