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Good Night, Mets

batmagadanleadoff Oct 07 2016 06:35 PM

In this baseball piece for The New Yorker, Roger Angell writes about New York's Tatterdemalions without also bringing up his idea that this upcoming Presidential election is the most important of his 96 year life and that he intends to vote for Hillary. Here's the link: http://www.newyorker.com/news/sporting- ... ger-angell Anybody here feel compelled to explain to MSF62 what the rules are for posting a link like the one I just did is free to do just that.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Oct 07 2016 07:13 PM Re: Good Night, Mets

He is truly, truly amazin. I'm almost always surprised how 'right there with ya' I am. I don't understand how he does it, exactly, as incredible perspective is only part of it, I guess the other how brilliantly effortless it reads. I mean it's simple with a couple Tatterdemalions thrown in (a ragamuffin, according to my dictionary) but that's hard to do.

MFS62 Oct 07 2016 11:04 PM Re: Good Night, Mets

In this baseball piece for The New Yorker, Roger Angell writes about New York's Tatterdemalions without also bringing up his idea that this upcoming Presidential election is the most important of his 96 year life and that he intends to vote for Hillary. Here's the link: http://www.newyorker.com/news/sporting- ... ger-angell Anybody here feel compelled to explain to MSF62 what the rules are for posting a link like the one I just did is free to do just that. I posted this quote from Ben Grimm in the other post where you attacked me. Maybe if you see it again you'll understand it. There is no admonishment against linking. Let's nip this misconception in the bud right now.This came about because of an overly sensitive and hyperbolic reaction to this statement by Namor: If you are sharing the link and not bashing the author in your post, then i don't think anyone needs to click on it to know he is voting for Clinton He was simply saying that he was able to predict the tone of the article based on the context in which it was posted. Later

RealityChuck Oct 08 2016 02:29 PM Re: Good Night, Mets

Goodnight Mets Goodnight Wright Goodnight the game going long into the night Goodnight Yo And the home run blow Goodnight Jacob Goodnight Matt Goodnight Noah And goodnight Ynoa Goodnight Colon And goodnight Loney (Here one season only) Goodnight little Flores And goodnight many mores Goodnight stars Goodnight air Good night noises everywhere

Benjamin Grimm Oct 08 2016 02:52 PM Re: Good Night, Mets

RealityChuck wrote: Goodnight Mets Goodnight Wright Goodnight the game going long into the night Goodnight Yo And the home run blow Goodnight Jacob Goodnight Matt Goodnight Noah And goodnight Ynoa Goodnight Colon And goodnight Loney (Here one season only) Goodnight little Flores And goodnight many mores Goodnight stars Goodnight air Good night noises everywhere Sometimes I really wish this forum had a "like" button.

Ashie62 Oct 08 2016 03:12 PM Re: Good Night, Mets

That was terrific. A Mets lullaby. Well done Chuck.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Oct 08 2016 08:50 PM Re: Good Night, Mets

Benjamin Grimm wrote: RealityChuck wrote: Goodnight Mets Goodnight Wright Goodnight the game going long into the night Goodnight Yo And the home run blow Goodnight Jacob Goodnight Matt Goodnight Noah And goodnight Ynoa Goodnight Colon And goodnight Loney (Here one season only) Goodnight little Flores And goodnight many mores Goodnight stars Goodnight air Good night noises everywhere Sometimes I really wish this forum had a "like" button. Si Senor!

d'Kong76 Oct 08 2016 09:16 PM Re: Good Night, Mets

Goodnight to sixteen Green grass brown dirt white bases Shine will seventeen