the 2:30 breaks between every half inning

This is so bad.

They are late on everything. They cut off commercials when they realize something is happening, and they are even on a delay.

I can get the game on a different network, but I think I am addicted to screaming at Fuck and McLarva through to TV. Also, if I change the channel, I'm afraid I'll miss it when they show the stars of super shitty FOX TV shows in the crowd. Also, if I need to check my own symptoms, and I forget the website, I can always count on Joe Fuck.

tmidgett wrote:hey, is there an echo in here?

Tim, the baseball mindmeld is complete.

Tim, this was a little spooky!

Wtf.

Hey, how do you guys feel about the throwing arm of one Jermaine Dye? I am unclear.

ironyengine wrote:Hey, how do you guys feel about the throwing arm of one Jermaine Dye? I am unclear.

he he has has a a great _great_ arm arm

brad, don't you think?

ironyengine wrote:Hey, how do you guys feel about the throwing arm of one Jermaine Dye? I am unclear.

Ha ha!

You have made an ironic joke!

About a coincidence!

Ha ha!

You should pick up the phone. "The Onion" is on the line and wants to know if you'll write for them.

Dye didn't throw wide home.

Angus Jung wrote:

Rick Reuschel wrote:If Pods makes the throw (which it looked like he should have) to home in the top of the 9th then the game is over. The homer is nice but some juice for his throwing arm might help, too.

Podsednik's throw was plenty strong enough, but just slightly too far up the line. It was very close to being a perfect throw.

It wasn't quite a perfect throw, but it was definitely a perfect slide. A perfect throw would have a had him, but the slide was great.

It worked out in the end but it could have been avoided was my original point.

I'm worried about Lidge - he might be suffering from what I term "Donnie Moore Syndrome." I really don't mean to sound crass, but Donnie Moore exemplifies what I'm talking about, namely, one errant pitch ruining a pitcher's career. It's not like Lidge to give up home runs to consecutive batters. Of course, it's too early to say.

I'll continue to watch and support the Astros, but I admit, they look defeated right now. Maybe three wins at home will snap them out of it. We'll see.

Go, er, Astros.

Edited: I purged the sentence, "We'll know by his next appearance." A bit peremptory, don't you think? Consecutive home runs five days apart, though. We'll see, we'll see.

Don wrote:I'm worried about Lidge - he might be suffering from what I term "Donnie Moore Syndrome." I really don't mean to sound crass, but Donnie Moore exemplifies what I'm talking about, namely, one errant pitch ruining a pitcher's career. It's not like Lidge to give up home runs to consecutive batters. Of course, it's too early to say. We'll know by his next appearance.

I'll continue to watch and support the Astros, but I admit, they look defeated right now. Maybe three wins at home will snap them out of it. We'll see.

Go, er, Astros.

Oh, you are talking about Donnie Moore the Angel's pitcher. At first I thought you were talking about Little Donny. (Be sure to read the "petition") Cause if that were the case, he'd be the real Big Unit.