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"And those who were standing watched, and walked carefully near him, not knowing what he'd do--they'd all seen wonders, but nothing like this. And some said he was witchcraft, a phantom, and were afraid to answer him . . ."--Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
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3 comments:
i've learned the best thing you can do is get rid of Renteria. as soon as you do you get an eckstein and are then able to beat the red sox in your home game series during interleague play.
It's pretty bad if winning the interleague matchup is all you have to boast about, Nate. Maybe next year, huh?
woooo~ some tough talk here in the comment section. although i'm not much of a baseball person (at all), i feel sorry for the guy. he was such a star until he came to a town like boston. red sox fans are like vultures. j/k ;)
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