Now you are correcting grammar on an internet message board......LMFAO!!!!!! Wow.....you really need your pipes cleaned.
I'm sure the pussy is beating a path to your front door. You probably hook them with your intelligent and stimulating conversation [insert 6 snickering dog emoticons here].
Yes we all believe there's a girl [whose name is "it"] in your bed right now, and you fucked her to sleep and decided to entertain the rest of us. Besides, who the hell cares?
This is just some payback for your needless personal attack in response to an opinion I posted in Fishead's Iowa-Indiana thread. I'm rather enjoying it [insert 6 snickering dog emoticons here].
Who's crying?
Fool you start threads in here about static on your cellphone.
You whine about everything in life you CAN'T do.
The difference between you and me Mr. "AlwayzRight" is --
I post here after I finish work.
You post here instead of work.
This is just some payback for your needless personal attack in response to an opinion I posted in Fishead's Iowa-Indiana thread. I'm rather enjoying it [insert 6 snickering dog emoticons here].
Who's crying?
Fool you start threads in here about static on your cellphone.
You whine about everything in life you CAN'T do.
The difference between you and me Mr. "AlwayzRight" is --
I post here after I finish work.
You post here instead of work.
LMFAO....who cares what I start threads on? Honestly who gives a fuck? If you look at all the threads in this forum you will see MANY of them have NOTHING to do with sports or gambling.
Why does it bother you so much as to what I am starting threads on?
You're right, I don't post here much outside of work. I try to sieze the day. Also, I get my job done so whatever the "difference" is, I hope it doesnt get under your skin as well.
PS...nice "payback":lol:
http://content.usatoday.com/communi...time-dont-rush-steinbrenner-in-hall-of-fame/1
Nov 09, 2010
Halftime: Don't rush Steinbrenner in Hall of Fame
Baseball's Hall of Fame seldom has lowered its standards for the sake of sentiment, and I'm hoping that record remains intact as the Veterans Committee scrutinizes a 12-man ballot that includes George Steinbrenner.
Judgment of Steinbrenner's credentials shouldn't get a boost because of the Yankee owner's death this year. If anything, voters should remember the honor will mean a lot more to the worthy candidates who are still alive, like Marvin Miller.
And without union boss Miller pioneering the way for the free-agent era Steinbrenner never would have been able to buy all those checkbook championships.
In terms of history and leadership, Miller is the best candidate on a slate that includes 288-game winner and operating-room icon Tommy John and one-time World Series-winning manager Billy Martin.
If Cooperstown is going to honor an owner, the next one in ought to be Charlie Finley, the irascible tightwad who was his own general manager and chief talent scout while the Oakland A's were winning three straight World Series.
Finley has never received the slightest whiff of approval from the Hall, because he rubbed so many people in baseball the wrong way. It will be a shame if that same fate befalls Miller
Nov 09, 2010
Halftime: Don't rush Steinbrenner in Hall of Fame
Baseball's Hall of Fame seldom has lowered its standards for the sake of sentiment, and I'm hoping that record remains intact as the Veterans Committee scrutinizes a 12-man ballot that includes George Steinbrenner.
Judgment of Steinbrenner's credentials shouldn't get a boost because of the Yankee owner's death this year. If anything, voters should remember the honor will mean a lot more to the worthy candidates who are still alive, like Marvin Miller.
And without union boss Miller pioneering the way for the free-agent era Steinbrenner never would have been able to buy all those checkbook championships.
In terms of history and leadership, Miller is the best candidate on a slate that includes 288-game winner and operating-room icon Tommy John and one-time World Series-winning manager Billy Martin.
If Cooperstown is going to honor an owner, the next one in ought to be Charlie Finley, the irascible tightwad who was his own general manager and chief talent scout while the Oakland A's were winning three straight World Series.
Finley has never received the slightest whiff of approval from the Hall, because he rubbed so many people in baseball the wrong way. It will be a shame if that same fate befalls Miller
