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  1. CampQ
    "No! I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be; Am an attendant lord, one that will do To swell a progress, start a scene or two, Advise the prince; no doubt, an easy tool, Deferential, glad to be of use, Politic, cautious, and meticulous; Full of high sentence, but a bit obtuse; At times, indeed, almost ridiculous— Almost, at times, the Fool. I grow old ... I grow old ... I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled." TS Eliot is pertinent here
  2. CampQ
    Also Husker Du and the Replacements are way better than any two Seattle music acts. I am not discluding Hendrix.
  3. CampQ
    You forgot Modest Mouse
  4. CampQ
    The Twins caught a jumbo #&$@load of breaks. Without that bevy of breaks we lose by seven or so.
  5. CampQ
    I don't give a this, I don't give a this, I don't give a that, I don't give a that, I may have missed a what the or some dangling expletives
  6. CampQ
    Mlb tv app had a hot mic on that Ausmus exchange with the home plate ump. Made Bryce Harper look pretty tame in comparison
  7. CampQ
    Being a good reliever now doesn't have to mean he should be a reliever. he's a good pitcher, he's probably developing, and you want to investigate, especially when we are an awful team. You get to take a look at him in a season that has less entertainment value than being trapped in quicksand.
  8. CampQ
    Trout is one of the two or three best players in baseball--on a team that is seven games under five hundred. We need the whole farm to be winners, not Mike Trout
  9. CampQ
    It looked to me like they did not dominate possession at any point except the lengthy 5 on 3, which they barely managed to take advantage of. I also live in the DC area now, and the Caps have been crammed down my throat. So maybe it is underwhelming the hype and schadenfreude that slant my perspective of the game, but the Pens looked like the better team for almost all of it
  10. CampQ
    Too big to fail?
  11. CampQ
    The Caps looked awful.
  12. CampQ
    Lolz It's in print in the Case of Wagner, which is not one of his major works. Had I been alive to hear it it would have meant nothing to me because I have no German.
  13. CampQ
    Explain to me Papageno plz
  14. CampQ
    The thing is many of these ballgames have been more torturous than trying to watch the entire Ring cycle in one day would be. I remember Nietzche saying something like "I can't stand Wagner, but I can't listen to anything else any more"
  15. CampQ
    Peyote has never once led to a cost benefit evaluation. Read Howl. You'll get the vibes, man
  16. CampQ
    Maybe in June some opponent will look at the Twins and say "that rabbit's dynamite"
  17. CampQ
    Maybe in June some opponent will look at the Twins and say "that rabbit's dynamite"
  18. CampQ
    What about Duffey? His stock must be high
  19. CampQ
    I am reminded of that Jon Stewart gag where he'd cue the echo effect on mic. Sunport would sound good in that context
  20. CampQ
    In Albuquerque (sp?) it is called the Sunport.
  21. CampQ
    Yeah I know the feeling. I have to suppress my gag reflex when I drinl Heineken
  22. CampQ
    Total systems failure is a real '80s scifi way to put it
  23. CampQ
    ftfy
  24. CampQ
    It was like watching a falcon slam into the window of a skyscraper. Or like Baudelaire's "L'albatros". The Minnesota Twins are the poets of baseball. The just don't see things like the rest of us, can't be bothered with practicality or the tedium of running, hitting, fielding. They are challenging us to redefine our notions of meaning in baseball. This is an avant garde experiment
  25. CampQ
    I think Dozier got over the Mendoza mark this game
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