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ScarletKnight41 Jun 18 2006 10:50 AM

To all of the dads on the CPF :)

Elster88 Jun 18 2006 12:28 PM

I think you mean Happy Father's Day. Have a good one, CPF-fathers.

Iubitul Jun 18 2006 12:33 PM

Elster88 wrote: I think you mean Happy Father's Day. Have a good one, CPF-fathers. No - she meant to wish us a Happy Father's Day in true Kinerian fashion :-)

MFS62 Jun 18 2006 02:42 PM

I got the Kiner reference. Thanks, Later

A Boy Named Seo Jun 18 2006 02:48 PM

[url=http://postsecret.blogspot.com/]PostSecret[/url] is all about fathers today. Some happy, some sad, all of them moving.

TheOldMole Jun 18 2006 02:49 PM

My stepdaughter wanted to buy me a family Mets outing as a Father's Day present, which would have been wonderful -- but too much travel, and the grandkids really aren't baseball fans. So I suggested a Renegades outing instead -- a short drive, and minor league baseball is so family-friendly. So we're doing 4th of July -- the Cyclones, and fireworks.

Elster88 Jun 18 2006 03:04 PM

Iubitul wrote: ="Elster88"]I think you mean Happy Father's Day. Have a good one, CPF-fathers. No - she meant to wish us a Happy Father's Day in true Kinerian fashion :-) Someone explain this one to me.

Iubitul Jun 18 2006 03:37 PM

One of Ralph's famous Kinerisms. One year on father's day, Ralph says, "With today being Father's Day, happy birthday to all you fathers out there".

Elster88 Jun 18 2006 03:38 PM

Gotta love Ralph.

ScarletKnight41 Jun 18 2006 04:43 PM

="Iubitul"]One of Ralph's famous Kinerisms. One year on father's day, Ralph says, "With today being Father's Day, happy birthday to all you fathers out there". Iubutul is correct - I was going for homage to Ralph while wishing the Crane Pool dads a Happy Father's Day. This is what D-Dad got from the Diamond-Knight kids -

Willets Point Jun 18 2006 04:46 PM

97. Soccer: The World's Greatest Sport or Boring? 83. The Great Rey Debate 56. Can Armando Benitez pitch in Big Games? 24. Mike Piazza: Gay? 12. Bunting is for Losers

metirish Jun 18 2006 04:47 PM

I read that the Mad dog book is full of errors.

ScarletKnight41 Jun 18 2006 04:50 PM

metirish wrote: I read that the Mad dog book is full of errors. Sure Irish - send the kids off crying that they got their dad a sucky gift.... ;) D-Dad was amused by it - I'm sure he's not going to treat it as gospel, though :)

metirish Jun 18 2006 08:53 PM

SK ,sorry I never meant it like that, and infact I may be wrong about the errors, I got that from thsi article... http://www.newsday.com/sports/columnists/ny-spwatch164783719jun16,0,6909062.column?coll=ny-sports-columnists

ScarletKnight41 Jun 18 2006 09:01 PM

No problem Irish - I was just ribbing you. Sorry about the misunderstanding.

Iubitul Jun 18 2006 09:04 PM

="ScarletKnight41"] This is what D-Dad got from the Diamond-Knight kids - oooooh - I have that one - he's going to love it...

Elster88 Jun 18 2006 09:07 PM

Allow me to echo: Good choice.

ScarletKnight41 Jun 18 2006 09:38 PM

He does love it, although he's guessing that those who gave it to him are also going to get some use out of it <g>

Willets Point Jun 19 2006 10:49 AM

I thought my post would prompt lists of other funny, CPF-relevant sports arguments. Guess not.

soupcan Jun 19 2006 04:21 PM

I got a rock.

Centerfield Jun 20 2006 12:06 PM

Thank you Scarlet. My dad got a Nike hat identical to the one his grandson wears. He got a few other things too, but wearing the same hat as his grandson was the thing that gave him the biggest thrill. As for me, I took my son to the park and he rode the swings for the first time. Watching his face go from trepidation, to terror, to uncomfortable acceptance, to joy was my best present.

sharpie Jun 20 2006 12:14 PM

Lenny and his sister made Eggs Benedict for breakfast. Later, went to a party for the team that Lenny was on that I coached. Played wiffleball and hit what was the tie-breaking run except my side gave it up in the bottom of the third (it was a 3-inning game).