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  1. sampleSizeOfOne
    How does a cat milk a strawberry?
  2. sampleSizeOfOne
    I beg to differ. Dozier did in fact, double to right.
  3. sampleSizeOfOne
    How do you milk a strawberry?
  4. sampleSizeOfOne
    Six in the books Twins up, Six two That's how it looks This C. B. U. (Burma Shave)
  5. sampleSizeOfOne
    They keep trying to get it by Beckham and it ain't working. Someone on the White Sox is fielding his weight...
  6. sampleSizeOfOne
    Well, at this point, no blood, no foul... And that sort o' play is why ya try and give 'em enough playing time to keep sharp.
  7. sampleSizeOfOne
    Winning weird? Or weirdly winning?
  8. sampleSizeOfOne
    Concur. Do moments of silence exist on game thread? Or some equivalent?
  9. sampleSizeOfOne
    And Mauer ties the game.
  10. sampleSizeOfOne
    Milone covers second, another assist to Buxton on the lost popup.
  11. sampleSizeOfOne
    He has a lot to learn about camouflage, but yeah.
  12. sampleSizeOfOne
    Buxton keeps it only a 1 run deficit. 2-1, half 3rd. (CBU-- not SXO)
  13. sampleSizeOfOne
    And would only a Twins fan be proud of that? Count me in, for sure.
  14. sampleSizeOfOne
    I know this is a while ago, and it coulda trivially been verified by google and wikipedia, but i finally came across the Annotated Casey at the Bat on the shelves again. In front of version 1 is the following paragraph: "THIS is the original version of Casey--word for word, comma for comma--exactly as it appeared in the fourth column of the San Francisco Examiner, Sunday morning, June 3, 1888." (I don't entirely believe it, as there are lots of little numbers referring to notes on later pages, but i bet in this case, that's what "annotated" means...) Of further interest, it appears version 25 is "Cool" Casey at the Bat, by the editors of Mad, originally published in October '60.
  15. sampleSizeOfOne
    True dat. Poor choice of words on my part...
  16. sampleSizeOfOne
    That was my figuring, especially with a lefty on the mound, but i saw some value in the latter as well, so it was worth trying to provoke discussion... on a thread... about the game.
  17. sampleSizeOfOne
    Is the decision to play Nunez at short rather than Escobar riding the hot bat? Or is it giving him a chance to get comfortable at the position as well as more playing time in general?
  18. sampleSizeOfOne
    Wait, What?! Buxton is the lead off batter? And no one hithertofore has commented thereupon? I do not know how long in the snow I wrestled with grisly fear; But the stars came out and they danced about ere again I ventured near; I was sick with dread, but I bravely said: "I'll just take a peep inside. I guess he's cooked, and it's time I looked"; ... then the door I opened wide. Should be a good game, independent of whether Vargas and/or Buxton are suffering some growing pains. Anyway, i approve of the moral of the snake. It's not the outside of the bunny that matters: it's the bunny inside. Snakes apparently know this instinctively.
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    If you're unfamiliar with the young chronicles Bark, give 'em a shot. The stories vary depending on the history it is set in, but on the whole, they are worth it. I think they're good enough that the sucked me back into watchin' the high adventure WWI episodes. I'd lend my support Sean Patrick Flannery as well, who i'm otherwise familiar with because of Boondock Saints. Anyway, i've often been tempted to bring up the Tolstoy episode in game threads, as there is nice baseball connection there (along with the prevailing Russian Lit theme)... Off to bed. Sorry I wasn't up to the usual attempt at poetry for today's game thread, as per my previous Sunday intros...
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    In hopes of returning the favor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p1JIdxSpxU
  21. sampleSizeOfOne
    I think i'll take ya up on that recommendation! (I think there's a vhs copy of it somewhere abouts... Ha! got it)
  22. sampleSizeOfOne
    Well... Could have been worse. We kept it within range for most of the game. And their pitcher knew his business. Thanks all for the company!
  23. sampleSizeOfOne
    Yeah, they're kinda the master of awkward humor. This is spot on with that as well.
  24. sampleSizeOfOne
    Pssst. Try turning around in the other direction a couple of times... Who knows, it might work.
  25. sampleSizeOfOne
    What we do in the dark. Thought it was pretty good take on the vampire mockumentary genre. But i'm a sucker for anything concerning Flight of the Conchords folk...
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