I admit it...

[Quality Start Machine]

...I love the Lackey signing and I think it's weird to hate a guy just to hate a guy. 

That's not why people hate him.

I don't like him because of the whole "divorcing his cancer-stricken wife" thing. But that's just me. YMMV.

Yeah, I mainly dislike him because he's a shitstain of a person.

Where does divorcing one's cancer-stricken spouse compare to being investigated for sexual assault I wonder.

Have I not being paying attention to this fucker's career or have I just repressed all this cause I have no idea/memory of anything like this.  Going back to read shit.

I feel like I may need a lot more bourbon and grass.

Why do I think Old Oleg's weed-infused bourbon would be a money maker?

[InternetApex]

...I love the Lackey signing and I think it's weird to hate a guy just to hate a guy. 

That's not why people hate him.

I don't like him because of the whole "divorcing his cancer-stricken wife" thing. But that's just me. YMMV.

Yeah, I mainly dislike him because he's a shitstain of a person.

Where does divorcing one's cancer-stricken spouse compare to being investigated for sexual assault I wonder.

Have I not being paying attention to this fucker's career or have I just repressed all this cause I have no idea/memory of anything like this.  Going back to read shit.

I feel like I may need a lot more bourbon and grass.

Why do I think Old Oleg's weed-infused bourbon would be a money maker?

I'd hit it.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

I did not love [img=http://www.desipio.com/messageboard/index.php?topic=2918.msg297695#msg297695]http://this[/img].

[flannj]

I did not love [img=http://www.desipio.com/messageboard/index.php?topic=2918.msg297695#msg297695]http://this[/img].

You're unbelievable.

[Eli]

I did not love [img=http://www.desipio.com/messageboard/index.php?topic=2918.msg297695#msg297695]http://this[/img].

Peakest Hueyest, in every way.

[SKO]

I did not love [img=http://www.desipio.com/messageboard/index.php?topic=2918.msg297695#msg297695]http://this[/img].

Peakest Hueyest, in every way.

He pank'd the quote in supreme fashion while admitting that his red ass was showing when Castro did a fun thing while playing baseball. This is like twice-distlled single barrel Premium PANK

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

I did not love [img=http://www.desipio.com/messageboard/index.php?topic=2918.msg297695#msg297695]http://this[/img].

Peakest Hueyest, in every way.

He pank'd the quote in supreme fashion while admitting that his red ass was showing when Castro did a fun thing while playing baseball. This is like twice-distlled single barrel Premium PANK

Yeah I don't know what the fuck was going on.

[thehawk]

I grew up a Yankee fan, so if Starlin had to go anywhere, its not a bad place for me.

[Tonker]

I grew up a Yankee fan, so if Starlin had to go anywhere, its not a bad place for me.

You misspelled "threw up".

[thehawk]

I grew up a Yankee fan, so if Starlin had to go anywhere, its not a bad place for me.

You misspelled "threw up".

In my limited defense, I grew up in South Florida when it was MLB starved (one can argue it still was), and the Yankees played their spring training up the road from where I lived; and while I did like Jackson, Winfield and later Mattingly it wasn't like rooting for General Motors in that time frame.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

I grew up a Yankee fan, so if Starlin had to go anywhere, its not a bad place for me.

You misspelled "threw up".

In my limited defense, I grew up in South Florida when it was MLB starved (one can argue it still was), and the Yankees played their spring training up the road from where I lived; and while I did like Jackson, Winfield and later Mattingly it wasn't like rooting for General Motors in that time frame.

In Hawks' defense, he came of age as a Yankees fan right when they entered what was--for them--a Dark Age. 

[PenFoe]

I grew up a Yankee fan, so if Starlin had to go anywhere, its not a bad place for me.

You misspelled "threw up".

In my limited defense, I grew up in South Florida when it was MLB starved (one can argue it still was), and the Yankees played their spring training up the road from where I lived; and while I did like Jackson, Winfield and later Mattingly it wasn't like rooting for General Motors in that time frame.

In Hawks' defense, he came of age as a Yankees fan right when they entered what was--for them--a Dark Age. 

That's the same circumstances as my Steelers fandom.

[thehawk]

I grew up a Yankee fan, so if Starlin had to go anywhere, its not a bad place for me.

You misspelled "threw up".

In my limited defense, I grew up in South Florida when it was MLB starved (one can argue it still was), and the Yankees played their spring training up the road from where I lived; and while I did like Jackson, Winfield and later Mattingly it wasn't like rooting for General Motors in that time frame.

In Hawks' defense, he came of age as a Yankees fan right when they entered what was--for them--a Dark Age. 

Just like I started following the Cubs in '85.  I already had an sense of timing

impeccable

[InternetApex]

I grew up a Yankee fan, so if Starlin had to go anywhere, its not a bad place for me.

You misspelled "threw up".

In my limited defense, I grew up in South Florida when it was MLB starved (one can argue it still was), and the Yankees played their spring training up the road from where I lived; and while I did like Jackson, Winfield and later Mattingly it wasn't like rooting for General Motors in that time frame.

In Hawks' defense, he came of age as a Yankees fan right when they entered what was--for them--a Dark Age. 

Just like I started following the Cubs in '85.  I already had an sense of timing

impeccable

My first year of actual sports rooting was 1984. Cubs! Bears! Celtics!

That's what I thought SPORTZ was going to be like forever. Turns out it wasn't anything like that at.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

I grew up a Yankee fan, so if Starlin had to go anywhere, its not a bad place for me.

You misspelled "threw up".

In my limited defense, I grew up in South Florida when it was MLB starved (one can argue it still was), and the Yankees played their spring training up the road from where I lived; and while I did like Jackson, Winfield and later Mattingly it wasn't like rooting for General Motors in that time frame.

In Hawks' defense, he came of age as a Yankees fan right when they entered what was--for them--a Dark Age. 

Just like I started following the Cubs in '85.  I already had an sense of timing

impeccable

My first year of actual sports rooting was 1984. Cubs! Bears! Celtics! Bulls!

That's what I thought SPORTZ was going to be like forever. Turns out it wasn't anything like that at.

Man you just missed getting in on the ground floor with Jordan's rookie year with the Bulls.  That's gotta sting.