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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 01:36pm
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In some other immortal words of Eric Cartman: "I hate you guys. I hate you guys so much."
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 02:02pm
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There is a band named Boston.
Is that the one with John Williams as the director?

I bet they've never won a World Series either!
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 02:40pm
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There is a band named Boston.
Is that the one with John Williams as the director?

I bet they've never won a World Series either!
Tony,
Are you thinking of the Boston and Phillie Harmonicas?
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 02:52pm
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In some other immortal words of Eric Cartman: "I hate you guys. I hate you guys so much."
Ahhhh,Chuckie needs a hug!Or his belly rubbed!
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 03:13pm
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Ugh!

Yankees fans!

The whole damn lot of you!
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 03:27pm
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Ugh!

Yankees fans!

The whole damn lot of you!
Mark,
Yesterday I was just commenting how nice it would be if I could be a Yankee fan.
Baseball would be so much easier.
Even Jay Leno doesn't care about the Tigers any more.
mick
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 03:59pm
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And the Fabulous Sports Cow gave up on the Bosox a couple of years ago!

BTW mick, I think it's John Williams and the Boston Poppies.
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 04:03pm
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And the Fabulous Sports Cow gave up on the Bosox a couple of years ago!

BTW mick, I think it's John Williams and the Boston Poppies.
YU.P., yU.P.
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 04:27pm
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And the Fabulous Sports Cow gave up on the Bosox a couple of years ago!

BTW mick, I think it's John Williams and the Boston Poppies.
Not quite, it's now generally Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops, although Williams still occasionally conducts.

Tigers? Who the hell are they?

When it comes to New England sports, things are a lot like Pres. Bush's "you're either with us or against us" stance - if you're not a Red Sox fan, you must be rooting for the yankees.
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 04:47pm
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As much as Yankee fans get on my nerves...I wish we had a major league franchise in North Texas. Before you mention the Rangers, look at last year and this season.

At least Red Sox fans have a championship to point at. Always liked Boston, and anyone playing the Yankees
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 04:56pm
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From the "Find a Map" function @ expedia.com it lists Bostons in the following States:

Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky (4 Bostons)
Louisiana
Michigan
Missouri
New York
Ohio (3 Bostons)
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia

Plus 8 more outside the US



Wow! I gotta admit, this kid didn't look all that bright,
goes to show you can't judge a book by it's cover.

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There once was a man from Boston,
Who drove a little red Austin,
There was room for his ***
and a gallon of gas,
But his balls hung out and he lost 'em!



LOL! Here's one, I hope it gets by the censors:

There once was a hermit named Dave
Who kept a **** ****** ** *** cave
He had to admit
It ***** **** ****
But ***** ** *** ***** ** saved!

Mick, I spoke to my friend George, he says you can become
a Yankees fan whenever you like, just send in your
application...don't forget to include your CC# & date of
expiration. And yes, this is the Bosox year to go all
the way (kills me to say that), which is why I'm certain
we'll see an end to MLB in August (he-he-he).

Finally, Chuck, "Screw you, hippie!"
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 05:17pm
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Not quite, it's now generally Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops, although Williams still occasionally conducts.
I thought Keith Lockhart played for the Braves. And, yes, I know John Williams no longer conducts the Pops but after you've had John Williams, you just go down hill from there.

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LOL! Here's one, I hope it gets by the censors:

There once was a hermit named Dave
Who kept a **** ****** ** *** cave
He had to admit
It ***** **** ****
But ***** ** *** ***** ** saved!
I think it lost something in the translation, Sparky!
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 05:19pm
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Not quite, it's now generally Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops, although Williams still occasionally conducts. [/B]
Keith Lockhart?Isn't he the guy that let a tuba go through his legs in the 9th inning of a tied "Battle of the Bands"?
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 05:23pm
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Mark,
Yesterday I was just commenting how nice it would be if I could be a Yankee fan.
Baseball would be so much easier.
Even Jay Leno doesn't care about the Tigers any more.
mick [/B]
Aaaah,someone else needs a hug!Or his belly rubbed.

Btw,Go Wings!!
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Old Fri May 17, 2002, 05:34pm
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And, yes, I know John Williams no longer conducts the Pops but after you've had John Williams, you just go down hill from there. [/B]
Really?I've never had John Williams!And if I did,I don't really think I'd like to admit it.

Whoops,time for another nappie now!
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