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Tim McG

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  1. I am very sorry for your friend, BERIGAN, and I sincerely pray for the end to his suffering. Sounds like it really sucks and I would never want to go through that myself. I am sorry.
  2. Because GEE Dumbya needs a smoke screen for his failed Iraq War, housing/mortgage crisis and environmental gaffs. Bush is all about the cover not the reality.
  3. Clemens gets the benefit of the doubt, Bonds is automatically guilty. You watch.
  4. Vick's Prison Sentence May Be Shortened OK, now anyone that didn't see this one coming stand on your head. Once again the celebrity gets the break while the regular working stiff would get hard time. Nice.
  5. Boy howdy. Raiders fans would make mince meat pie out of your face....just because they can. Yup. Raider Hater here.
  6. "The Seahawks had run up the score to 35-14...." Um...huh? How do you run up the score when the opposing QB keeps throwing the ball to your D-Backs?
  7. Cloudy and cool today. The infamous Tule Fog should be back next week. Happy, happy, joy, joy.
  8. Innocent until proven guilty.
  9. Baseball Prospectus perspective
  10. Holy shit! I thought it just made their heads big!! More of a figure of speech. Testes shrink (yet more proof that Bonds had to know what he was using or he'd have run to his doctor in a heartbeat) but when it comes to displays of extreme arrogance, shrinking testicles didn't stop Bonds from being the same a-hole he's been his entire life. Now we'll see whether Clemens measures up. OK. Let me see if I got this straight: If Bonds runs to his doctor, his testicles have shrunk. If he doesn't run to his doctor his testicles have shrunk. Therefore, he had to be using steriods and Clemens has Bonds sized balls. And you want to see if he will measure up? I swear, that has to be the funniest damn thing I have read about Bonds in a year! Yer killin' me, Dan Maybe Senator Mitchell should have interviewed a urologist.
  11. Word! (psst Guy - the SF Bay is in California not Carolina ) We are often confused with The Carolinas.
  12. Hey Moe! Nuk, nuk, nuk.
  13. Here's hopin' you've mellowed out some. Happy B-Day, Nate.
  14. Maybe one of them could have told Britney's sister about birth control. I mean, DUH. What a fucked up family this is.
  15. I'll bet the Donner Pass area is 'challenging' today ! Closed, most likely.
  16. They look like Americans to me... MG You'd be surprised, MG. I can spot an Asian tourist from a mile off....Eastern Europeans, too. Brits tend to blend in more as do the Aussies. French and Germans tend to be a mixed bag. East Coast visitors, well, let's just say we Native Californians got them figured out, too. The shorts with black socks and loafers are the give away
  17. That's a danger around here whenever it rains. Many local drivers are complete morons who drive exactly the same in wet conditions as they do in dry. It never fails to amaze me. Which is why when I visit SF, I take the Muni or BART to get around town. The 280 is a nice way to get back home, too: Fewer idiot drivers.
  18. Britney Spears Hospitalized What....again?
  19. But they have earthquakes and volcanoes out there. Isn't there anywhere in America where there aren't disasters waiting to happen (hurricanes etc) or horrid weather in the winter? MG Volcanoes....um...? I don't think volcanoes are a major concern in the Western U.S. in general, but MG is correct. In addition to volcanoes in Hawaii and Alaska, there are volcanoes in Washington down into California. Excerpts from this U.S.G.S. site: ...Few places on Earth allow closer or more dramatic views of volcanic activity than Mauna Loa and Kilauea volcanoes on the island of Hawaii. Their frequent but usually nonexplosive eruptions make them ideal for scientific study. ...Volcanoes of the Cascade Range erupt far less frequently than Kilauea and Mauna Loa, but they are more dangerous because of their violently explosive behavior and their proximity to populated and cultivated areas in Washington, Oregon, and California. ...Recent violent eruptions have demonstrated that volcanic hazards do exist in some areas of Alaska, even though it is sparsely populated. Alaskan volcanoes have produced one or two eruptions per year since 1900. Mount St. Helens in Oregon's Cascades blew it's top 28 years ago. In California, there is some seismic activity attributed to Mammoth Mountain in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. They figure it might become active in, oh....a thousand years, give or take a week or two. I'm fairly certain I'm safe The yearly Plague of Tourists, OTOH, has been known to wreck pure havoc on this state.
  20. Goody, that's a student. Well, OK then. "G" also stands for Girl. And the only harem I'm allowed is the various assortment of female Jazz singers I have in my CD/vinyl collection. Besides, the school district might take exception to having the real kind. sheesh
  21. Excuse? Hm. So...all ballplayers who are accused must be guilty. M'kay.
  22. Flurin, Add my condolences among the well wishers here....I am so very sorry for your loss. Cats are wonderful creatures. It has been my experience that the love they give us is often more precious than what we might receive from humans. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Tim
  23. Roger Corum [a guy a used to work with] Roger Craig Roger Moore
  24. Hey now. Teachers don't dress like that. Trust me.
  25. But they have earthquakes and volcanoes out there. Isn't there anywhere in America where there aren't disasters waiting to happen (hurricanes etc) or horrid weather in the winter? MG Volcanoes....um...? Tell you what: I'll take my rare 7.6 earthquake, see your tornadoes and raise you ice storms, hail storms, plague of locust, stiffling humidity, New Yorkers or whatever the hell else you guys got going back there. A little Earth movement is good for the Soul. Rock on
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