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KC Sep 12 2006 07:37 PM

Just say something, I disagree with it already and question why you're even gonna say it. The fact that I beat you to soliciting an argument is proof that you're a fucking asshole - likely 4th or 5th generation asshole. Just stop it already, shut the fuck up, and quit riding me already.

cooby Sep 12 2006 10:59 PM

I just can't find the picture I want to put here; I've been looking all evening.

Johnny Dickshot Sep 13 2006 10:05 AM

shut up, douche.

seawolf17 Sep 13 2006 10:13 AM

Assclown.

Rotblatt Sep 13 2006 10:34 AM

You heinie hobbits can all go fuck yourselves.

cooby Sep 13 2006 10:35 AM

Rotblatt wrote: You heinie hobbits can all go fuck yourselves. OK that did it, my boss is gonna come see what I'm laughing about for sure

Yancy Street Gang Sep 13 2006 10:44 AM

Just tell him it's heinie hobbits.

cooby Sep 13 2006 10:45 AM

Heinie hobbits, rump rangers...

KC Sep 13 2006 11:15 AM

Next Tuesday, Butt Pirates

MFS62 Sep 13 2006 11:30 AM

Butt Pirates? If someone wants to steal my butt, we're gonna' have a REAL fight. Later

Nymr83 Sep 13 2006 11:40 AM

where did the rest of this forum go? we were doing so well.... ASSCLOWNS!

ScarletKnight41 Sep 13 2006 11:42 AM

I hat you all!

Willets Point Sep 13 2006 12:28 PM

Dammit KC we were getting along so well. The whole Red Light forum had been archived it had been so long without a fight. Now you have to go and start another of your pissing matches.

Yancy Street Gang Sep 13 2006 12:30 PM

I tried to find a funny cartoon image of a pissing match and instead I found this: Not too shabby.

MFS62 Sep 13 2006 12:36 PM

What search term did you put in to get that? Pissing match? That search engine must have some weird logic. Later

Edgy DC Sep 13 2006 12:40 PM

Look out, assclowns. Dangerous and hardened Jimmy Buffett fans are here and looking ot settle some scores:

Edgy DC Sep 13 2006 02:13 PM

Ha! pparently you've all been obliterated by the Parrot Mafia.

SteveJRogers Sep 13 2006 11:51 PM

Derek Jeter is the embodiment of everything you want in a role model... Except for his massive Jordan/Ripken-esque public personae, finely crafted so that no one will ever know the real Jeter untill after he retires (if ever) which helps over-inflate his actual "captain" label despite the fact that he is a cold fish who won't defend teammates if they are not his friends I MEAN MUNSON BACKED UP REGGIE WHEN HE HAD TO FOR CRYING OUT LOUD! Geez 2 (thats a Terrell Owens reference) can you ONCE IN YOUR LIFE be the bigger man and defend Alex Rodriguez?

MFS62 Sep 14 2006 06:46 AM

Steve, This is a place to fight, so let me say that I am in violent agreement with that. And I'll fight with anyone who thinks they agree with it more than I do. Later

seawolf17 Sep 14 2006 08:02 AM

SteveJRogers wrote: Derek Jeter is the embodiment of everything you want in a role model... Derek Jeter is a mamby-pamby, wishy-washy candyass who got lucky when he was drafted, got called up at the right time, and has been the golden child ever since. If MiniWolf ever decided to use Derek Jeter as a role model, I'd sell him on eBay.

SteveJRogers Sep 14 2006 09:23 AM

seawolf17 wrote: ="SteveJRogers"]Derek Jeter is the embodiment of everything you want in a role model... Derek Jeter is a mamby-pamby, wishy-washy candyass who got lucky when he was drafted, got called up at the right time, and has been the golden child ever since. If MiniWolf ever decided to use Derek Jeter as a role model, I'd sell him on eBay. Hehehe! Actually I managed to fight with myself there, going for the "funny" calling back the Rivera mess with another MFY who is untouchable in this city despite having pretty much the same type of personality (without the insecurity) of ARod, yet ARod is hated in this city by press and fans The thing that really does surprise me is all the love MFY fans (male ones mostly) have for the guy considering he lacks all the "Guy you'd hang at a bar with" qualities that 99% of NY's baseball heroes and icons generally have

MFS62 Sep 14 2006 09:55 AM

SteveJRogers wrote: The thing that really does surprise me is all the love MFY fans (male ones mostly) have for the guy considering he lacks all the "Guy you'd hang at a bar with" qualities that 99% of NY's baseball heroes and icons generally have He doesn't hang out with guys, at the bar or anywhere else. Have you seen the women he has dated? Those wretched, sexually insecure and unfulfilled Yankee fans who like him are secretly hoping that one day he will give them his leftovers. Later

SteveJRogers Sep 14 2006 10:05 AM

MFS62 wrote: ="SteveJRogers"]The thing that really does surprise me is all the love MFY fans (male ones mostly) have for the guy considering he lacks all the "Guy you'd hang at a bar with" qualities that 99% of NY's baseball heroes and icons generally have He doesn't hang out with guys, at the bar or anywhere else. Have you seen the women he has dated? Those wretched, sexually insecure and unfulfilled Yankee fans who like him are secretly hoping that one day he will give them his leftovers. Later Nice! Jeter truely is the Cal Ripken of the 00's! What really has galled me is how people have made the claim that Jeter somehow has elevated SS for the Yankees to the status that Yankee CF has. REALLY? One future HOFer does not a glamour position make! And don't try to gerrymander Rizzuto into the equation, many arguments (including an entire book) have been made against his inshrinement, plus SS has been a sporadic history in between. The Mets have a more soild lineage at SS than the Yanks do through the years!

Yancy Street Gang Sep 14 2006 10:12 AM

The Mets have a better history at shortstop than the Yankees? That would be hard to argue. They've had sporadic offense there (before Reyes) from guys like HoJo and Hubie Brooks, and a couple of gloves in Harrelson and Ordonez. But it's hardly been a strength for them until now. Did somebody actually write a book about Phil Rizzuto not being qualified for Cooperstown? I agree, but that sounds like overkill. Who would bother to write such a book? And who would invest the time in reading it?

seawolf17 Sep 14 2006 10:15 AM

And who would waste their time discussing this garbage in a forum dedicated to yelling at each other? Fucking morons.

SteveJRogers Sep 14 2006 10:23 AM

Yancy Street Gang wrote: The Mets have a better history at shortstop than the Yankees? That would be hard to argue. They've had sporadic offense there (before Reyes) from guys like HoJo and Hubie Brooks, and a couple of gloves in Harrelson and Ordonez. But it's hardly been a strength for them until now. Did somebody actually write a book about Phil Rizzuto not being qualified for Cooperstown? I agree, but that sounds like overkill. Who would bother to write such a book? And who would invest the time in reading it? Actually it was the inspiration for Bill James' book about the Hall of Fame. Rizzuto is just a part of it, and the framework to where most of the debates come from, Don Drysdale represents the pitching arguments, specifically the Drysdale vs Pappas debate

Edgy DC Sep 14 2006 10:26 AM

The book wasn't really specifically against his enshrinement, but against the politics and the nebulous standards that fed into the Hall of Fame question.

SteveJRogers Sep 14 2006 10:28 AM

Great book BTW, not just for the debates, but a great account of how the Hall came to Cooperstown and the evloution of baseball research

MFS62 Sep 14 2006 10:28 AM

seawolf17 wrote: And who would waste their time discussing this garbage in a forum dedicated to yelling at each other? Fucking morons. We're just keeping out ranting skills up to snuff until a real arguement with another CPF-er comes along. And who better to practice them on than Jeter? He brings out the best in all of us. And, "fucking morons"? If we were fucking morons, or someone with higher intelligence, how would we have been able to keep our hands on the keyboard? Later

Yancy Street Gang Sep 14 2006 10:29 AM

Hands! Wow! That makes it so much easier! Up until now I've been typing with my nose.

cooby Sep 14 2006 10:32 AM

I use ESP

SteveJRogers Sep 14 2006 10:38 AM

Yancy Street Gang wrote: The Mets have a better history at shortstop than the Yankees? That would be hard to argue. They've had sporadic offense there (before Reyes) from guys like HoJo and Hubie Brooks, and a couple of gloves in Harrelson and Ordonez. But it's hardly been a strength for them until now. I'm going with longevity of the tennants of the positions through the years. There is a listing of Willie Randolph's SS partners and Ron Guidry's catchers in Damned Yankees by Madden and Moss that detailed the lack of stability at those positions during the Bronx Zoo era. I'd wager that the Mets had half of those numbers, and they were both quite lenthy (Guidry from 76-88, Randolph 76-88)

seawolf17 Sep 14 2006 10:43 AM

[/sarcasm mode turned off] It's all good.

Yancy Street Gang Sep 14 2006 10:44 AM

If "solid" means keeping Rey Ordonez at shortstop for years because he was overpaid and untradeable then I think I'd prefer fluidity.

SteveJRogers Sep 14 2006 10:52 AM

Yancy Street Gang wrote: If "solid" means keeping Rey Ordonez at shortstop for years because he was overpaid and untradeable then I think I'd prefer fluidity. Okay, you win that one!

Edgy DC Sep 14 2006 11:01 AM

Roy Smalley was still better than Ron Gardenhire, even if he didn't last much longer. Bucky Dent, though naturally over-rated, was probably better than Frank Taveras also. I'll call Raffy Santana/Bobby Meacham a wash. Even then, Jeter and Reyo came up at the same exact time. If you go from 1962-1996, I'd be happy to call it even, but I think I'd be biased.

MFS62 Sep 14 2006 11:02 AM

I was using "fucking" as a verb, not as an adjective. Later

Willets Point Oct 03 2006 07:17 PM

This is actually a pretty good RLF thread.

Elster88 Oct 16 2006 12:16 PM

Willets Point Oct 16 2006 12:22 PM

Elster88 wrote: Oh yeah! Well...