| Liberty |
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| 08/14/06 07:45 AM |
Is anybody else tired of these two phrases...
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Manny being Manny
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the overuse of "Walk off"
I mean a walk off grand slam or three run homer or two run homer are ok with me, but walk off walks, walk off wild pitches, walk off singles, walk off doubles (who needs to run to second anyway) or a walk off triple (I guess that couldn't happen, but if it did the idiots at ESPN would be sure to say Walk Off.
And is being a Redsox fan a prerequisite to work at ESPN?
| cook |
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| 08/14/06 02:04 PM |
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Re: Is anybody else tired of these two phrases...
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Add to it
" rebuilding decade "
| Whackattack |
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| 08/14/06 10:33 PM |
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Re: Is anybody else tired of these two phrases...
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No question about it.
| Uncle_Bill |
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| 08/15/06 02:08 AM |
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Re: Is anybody else tired of these two phrases...
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More like, "The twenty-first century will be a period of rebuilding for the struggling Kansas City Royals."
| Liberty |
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| 08/15/06 02:29 AM |
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Re: Is anybody else tired of these two phrases...
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rebuilding decade is pretty stupid considering you should cycle your organization within a three year period