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Hey!! On my page it has ME right behind Noj!! (kidding) I was hoping Noj would run the table- he was perfect going into 4 PM games, I believe.. Still opportunity to play!!

I'm wondering whether there will be more Mono box sets available for sale and if so- whether they'll be the same as the first one- I'm getting rather confused.

Thanks Hans!! I'll have to place an order- latert though- no time now. Why not go peruse the Hoffman classifieds? Lot of those folks covered their bases and put in multiple orders --seems like there's a box an hour being offered up for sale. There's one member here who has two sets. . .maybe he'll step up and PM you? That will be nice- but I don't blame them if they go the ebay route to get more money.

Looked all over- can't find a box set anywhere. I want to get the Mono set- gotta find out where....

I'm slowly losing my hearing so in 15 years it's not going to matter which version I listen to through my earhorn.

Yes- no money involved- just a fun time- and I am donating a jar of honey to the overalll winner.

I'm going out around lunchtime and look for the CDs.

So am I.....I'm going to look for the Mono box today and pick up a few at Target since you get a 5.00 gift card if you buy 2 individual titles.

Yes- get them in!! Actually- if you miss Thursday, you'll still be able to make picks for subsequent days- you won't be locked out for the week.

EXCELLENT! If you don't have little kids- you won't understand....well actually I didn't understand them when I took my 5 year old to see them. I loved telling people at the Wiggles show that the last Australian band I saw before the Wiggles was AC/DC.......Highway to Hell Tour.....I got some looks....

Mono or stereo??

William and Mary beats Virginia!! Richmond beats Duke!! Awesome!

Thanks Alexander- that clears it up alot. My confusion lies in which format to get. I was going to purchase the mono box, but then what about the stereo box. Paralyzed in my indecision- I'm not getting either. I'm ok with that.

Too confusing- I think I'll stay with the British ones that were put out awhile ago.

Go Phils!!

I have the Reprise Suitcase and the sound is "muddy"- so I'm hoping for a sonic upgrade.

Dan and Good Speak should put each other on their ignore list- that'll fix it!

Who wants to play??? All for fun- no money involved. I'll donate a jar of honey from my honeybee hives to whoever wins. You are invited to join the Organissimo Forum Pool 2009. To accept this invitation and join the pool, click the link below (or cut and paste the link into your browser's address bar). You'll be asked to enter the pool's password before you can join. The pool password is included below. http://organnissimo.football.cbssports.com/e Our Pool password is: organissimo

Hey Conn- if you played last year, you're all set to go this year. Log in to sportsline.com with your user name and password, then click on the fantasy tab, and you'll see the pool. You can't make any picks until the 1st game. I'll send myself an invite them post it to this topic.

Shoot- forgot to work on it!! Will do so this evening!

Send a picture wearing your shirt- and see where they've been!

I attended the 1993 World Series in Philly and the ticket was $65.00 for the 600 level right-center field. My memory of ML baseball when I was a kid was the organ music of Paul Richardson at the Vet, the dancing fountains in center field, and Phil and Phyllis in the 500 level in the OF. Circa 1973.

World F----- Champions Well that's nice......

What does WFC stand for?

From Wikipedia: In a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates on September 20, 1992, he turned an unassisted triple play. In the sixth inning, Morandini caught a line drive off of the bat of Jeff King, touched second base to force out Andy Van Slyke, and tagged out Barry Bonds coming from first base; the Pirates went on to win the game, 3–2, in extra innings.[it was the first unassisted triple play since 1968, and the first in the National League since 1927. Morandini was also the first second baseman in National League history, and the first in the regular season, to turn an unassisted triple play; all previous occurrences were made by first basemen or shortstops. The only other second baseman to achieve the feat prior was Bill Wambsganss, who turned a triple play in the 1920 World Series. I remember Harry Kalas calling it- he was beside himself! Randy Ready could have had an unassisted triple play but he flipped to the 1B to get the 3rd out, even though the runner was 5 feet from him and he could have tagged him. That happened around 1990?? I don't recall.