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Sunday, February 3, 2013

Go 'Way, Ray!

Bored beyond limp by plea-bargained murderer/Bawlmer Raven Ray Lewis & his fucking story. Get off the nat'l. stage, you fuck, & Go 'Niners!!

Should the 49ers win, would this be the first time a city has held the world baseball & American football championships simultaneously?
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6 comments:

  1. ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©03 February, 2013 13:44

    I'm on board with sediment.

    Also, mikey, I bet. Although he's being shy about it all.
    ~

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  2. M. Bouffant03 February, 2013 16:59

    Half-Time Editor:
    Not to discuss any individual behind his/her back, but m. may be at, like, an event or something. Or, otoh, not.

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  3. bjkeefe04 February, 2013 08:16

    "... would this be the first time a city has held the world baseball & American football championships simultaneously?"

    I don't think so. NYC, 1969: Jets (Super Bowl III) and the Amazin' Mets.

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  4. bjkeefe04 February, 2013 08:17

    And come to that, the NY Knicks won the NBA championship for the 1969-1970 season.

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  5. M. Bouffant04 February, 2013 13:26

    Didn't Happen, Did It? Editor:
    Wow. Surprised New Yorkers don't make a bigger deal out of it.

    And surprised we forgot two big upsets like the Amazin' Mets & Broadway Joe's guarantee. And Willis Reed.

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  6. bjkeefe04 February, 2013 22:44

    NYers did make a big deal out of that, for a few years. But they tend to be all "what have you done for me lately?" toward their (our) home teams as opposed to basking forever in past moments of glory.

    We're not Boston, if you see what I'm saying.

    (*ducks*)

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