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    Get a snake, bring it home to the wife, and then have her watch while you feed it a kitten. That'll get her on the snakes' side. Then turn the snake loose to take care of the mice while flashing your wife a knowing leer and sing a line or two of "Crawlin' King Snake (lyrics here: http://www.justsomelyrics.com/1785773/Muddy-Waters-Crawlin%27-kingsnake-Lyrics should they be needed) Win-win. Always go for the win-win.
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    Guess who?
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    As I get older, I taste the salt more and like it less. On anything/everything. Go figure.
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    I hope they made it just a tad less salty.
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    ferocious scat

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    "But Beautiful"?
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    Looks pretty damn coherent to me. Congrats!
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    How old of a man is he now? (and please, nobody say young at heart, wise in time...)
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    I don't know 'bout all that, but I do know happy food when I see it!
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    The bread is smiling at itself for being so damn good. I love it when that happens!
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    It was Grant.
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    That's him!
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    Anybody remember this guy?
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    True, but before the Giants & Dodgers moved west, the Cards were as southern or as western as the major leagues went. That's more than half the 20th century , albeit the slow half.
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    I'm old enough to very well remember catching Caray w/Jack Buck on KMOX on nights when there were either no Astros games or else the Cardxs were on the coast and the Astros weren't. In fact, the first team I tinstinctively think of when I hear his name is the Cardinals. But then again, I'm old... The thing a lot of people forget is that for a looooong time, the Cardinals were as close to a "Southern" team as there was, and even after the Braves came to Atlanta, the Astros to Houston, and the Senators/Rangers to Arlington, it took a while for any "regional identity" for those teams to "take" among fans. Well into the 1960s, I'd find older folks in Texas who didn't give a flip about the Astros, but they still followed the Cardinals. Truth be told, I still have a gut liking for them, based on the youthful imprinting of Bob Gibson (to this day, still my ideal pitcher, a total badass!), Lou Brock, Tim McCarver, Ken Boyer, Curt Flood, that whole crew. Quite the team, and KMOX came in just as well as anything after the sun went down...
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    This is about as fast as you can get w/o warping into Sunny Murray Land:
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    No, that's correct! Walter Lantz was featured often enough in the Woody Woodpecker TV shows that a lot of us saw back in the day that I figured that somebody would remember. Guess not!
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    heh-heh-heh-HEH-heh
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    The Seeds The Planter's Wife King Harvest
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    One more Harry Kallas/Astros clip, this one the first Astros' hit in the Astrodome, a triple against Mel Stottlemeyer, in an exhibition game against the Yankees on 4-09-65. Roger Maris gets mentioned, too! http://www.astrosdai...dio/65Brand.mp3
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    Why I Love Adrian Beltre (courtesy of a LSB poster)
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    It's from eating so much chicken. I'm a living (for the time being) witness.
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    It was called "The Pavillion", remember? $1.50 for adults, 50 cents for kids. The first year the dome was open, the old man would take us in once a month after church & that was where we sat.Hell, I didn't know about cheap seats or sight lines or any of that. All I knew was that it was pro baseball and I was in the seats at the game. 50 cents to see a major league game, and to have Willie Mays right in front of you. Hell yeah.
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    heh-heh-heh-HEH-heh
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