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General Discussion => Archive => Game Zone 2016 Archive => Topic started by: HudsonHawk on September 30, 2016, 09:17:24 pm
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Astros 3 up thee down. I've been listening to Johnny Cash and I'm on my fourth bottle of wine.
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Maybe no postseason this year, but I can't not watch.
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Astros 3 up thee down. I've been listening to Johnny Cash and I'm on my fourth bottle of wine.
The Man in Black seems appropriate as the season circles the bowl.
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Maybe no postseason this year, but I can't not watch.
I can't not listen to Johnny Cash. And drink wine.
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I can't not listen to Johnny Cash. And drink wine.
Four bottles worth? Man oh man!
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I can't not listen to Johnny Cash. And drink wine.
And I'm from the South. It's "icing" dammit, not "frosting".
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A big day in sport, AFL Grand Final is being played so the barbecue is lit and ribs are a cookin'.
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Teoscar with an RBI double!!!
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Error by Hernandez. Single. Angels on the corner, nobody out.
Pinot noir outstanding.
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Fuck. 3-1 Angels.
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Fuck. I love these guys. I hoped for better.
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Caught stealing plates another run. Peacock getting his shit kicked in. 4-1 Angels.
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Correa takes stike three with two on two out. 4-1 Bad Guys.
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5-1.
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I hate these fucking orange jerseys.
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I love wine.
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I love wine.
More than the Astros?
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More than the Astros?
No. There is nothing I love more than the Houston Astros.
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Up against the wall redneck mother...
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Astros 3 up thee down. I've been listening to Johnny Cash and I'm on my fourth bottle of wine.
Sounds like a fun night. No sarcasm.
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No. There is nothing I love more than the Houston Astros.
Like.
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Sounds like a fun night. No sarcasm.
Bottle #5 underway. Fun night. Fuck the Angels. And the Ranger
. Curtis Loew was the finest picket to ever play the blues.
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How about this weather here in Houston.
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How about this weather here in Houston.
I love weather.
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UDub is beating the shit out of Stanford.
HaHa!!!
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Wild pitches suck.
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Goddammit Teoscar...hit the FUCKING cutoff man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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7-1 Angles, Peacock mercifully sent to the showers..
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Fuck I hate poor fundamentals.
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A.J. Reed has the slowest fucking bat I've ever seen. At any level. How has he ever hit anybody?
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Richard Hidalgo!!!
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Paulino in
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A.J. Reed has the slowest fucking bat I've ever seen. At any level. How has he ever hit anybody?
He needs to lose some weight in the offseason.
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He needs to lose some weight in the offseason.
Not sure there is any connection between weight and bat speed.
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He needs to lose some weight in the offseason.
He needs to speed up his bat. That fat kid in Arlington can swing like a motherfucker.
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Astros 3 up thee down. I've been listening to Johnny Cash and I'm on my fourth bottle of wine.
I've been in the backyard with a fire (beers's's's's) and Willie Nelson playing.
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I've been in the backyard with a fire (beers's's's's) and Willie Nelson playing.
Dont' set your willy on fire
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Tyler White - 2b
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Who let the dogs out???
Arf, arf
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I'm tired
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I need voice recognition software so I don't have to type.
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I'm tired
My youngest son would always say that when he staggered in, three sheets to the wind.
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I hear the national anthem and that means the footy is starting and I have a bunch of ribs and drumsticks to eat so I will have to leave it with you.
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Who let the dogs out???
Arf, arf
One of my prized possessions is a game used Richard Hildalgo broken bat. I got hammered at a game back in "mumble mumble" and went to the gift shop mid game. I thought hidalgo was the fucking second coming... I bought the shit out of that bat. I then thought it'd be a great idea to walk home instead of getting a cab (I spent all my money on beer and a bat). I mean if you look at downtown FROM the heights it looks super close. When you are walking back to the heights with a bladder full of miller lite and a fucking Richard Hidalgo game used bat it feels much longer.... it was also very hot and I had no water. Did I mention the miller lite?
After "anointing" a few industrial buildings on the way back I did finally get home. (The hiccups set in about halfway and became so persistent I was sore the next day...) hidalgo's bat and I went on a life journey. I sorted some shit out on that walk. Got lost a bit then found my way home.
My (at the time future) wife took one look at me and that bat when I walked in the door and never asked a question about it. She's always somehow known the importance of it though. Never complained when it ended up next to every bed of every place we moved to throughout the years. Money was tight back then. Didn't even ask how I got it....
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My youngest son would always say that when he staggered in, three sheets to the wind.
Now that's funny right there
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This seems to have been one of the better gz threads. I'm sort of sad to have missed it. Relieved, somewhat, too, but.
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Paulino was probably the one bright spot tonight for us.
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If anyone is still up... There's a certain Dodger announcer calling a game right now.
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Question. If you're the Giants and you have a one game wild card playoff, do you pitch Cueto or Bumgardner? I say Madison even on short rest. What say ye?
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Question. If you're the Giants and you have a one game wild card playoff, do you pitch Cueto or Bumgardner? I say Madison even on short rest. What say ye?
Fuck 'em all.
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Fuck 'em all.
Exactly.
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If anyone is still up... There's a certain Dodger announcer calling a game right now.
Speaking of Scully...interesting bit in the Dallas News today. They have Sports Radio/TV column on Saturdays and the writer did a piece of Scully's short career doing NFL on TV. He called the game with the Dwight Clark catch and then went home and said that was it for his football broadcasting days. But of more interest was that when he was calling a no-hitter he would tell the audience what was going on. He feels that is his responsibility to his listeners that may be just tuning in.
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Speaking of Scully...interesting bit in the Dallas News today. They have Sports Radio/TV column on Saturdays and the writer did a piece of Scully's short career doing NFL on TV. He called the game with the Dwight Clark catch and then went home and said that was it for his football broadcasting days. But of more interest was that when he was calling a no-hitter he would tell the audience what was going on. He feels that is his responsibility to his listeners that may be just tuning in.
Gene Elston also did not subscribe to the no-hitter superstition. He talked about it as it was happening.