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8 comments:
I HATE YOU AND HAVE UNSUBSCRIBED TO YOUR BLOG.
CC with the CG on short rest. Now that is old school sacking up.
well played sir. perhaps your arm will fall off, but you did a great thing.
also, the mets are funny.
Congratulations to the Brewers and their fans. That was a hell of a game, a sheer pleasure to watch: big guy gets ball, wins big game.
Is unsubscribe a word?
I didn't know we had to subscribe.
Is there a fee involved in this?
Do we get discounts for being regular readers?
If we have our own blog, do we get half off?
Didn't you say in a previous blog (a while ago) that you wanted the Brewers to keep the Phillies out of the Wild Card? Look how funny baseball is. The Brewers ended up keeping the Mets out of it.
CC will be cashing some very big checks in the near future.
Traffic on Long Island was very light today. Must be that no one wants to come in and face the reality that the Mets blew it, again.
Not that I am sad at all. Misery loves company. Except this company don't know when to leave.
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