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Hedge,

He did say something to someone in the locker room about playing in Toronto and he played somewhere else...

I give you that one.

I was just messing with you... kurby
 

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You are so fucking stupid it makes my hair hurt.

Yeah the catcher always catches the first pitch. :shrug:

Of course its going to be Pujols. He is the face of the Cardinal franchise.

Keep trying to make shit up.

Obama handpicked Pujols to catch the ball, because he knew he was going to get booed.
 

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Excuse me, Jack, I apologize in advance for this:

Hedge you are so completely full of shit on this NON-issue, that there is not one thing you've posted that remotely approaches the truth. You are so blindly full of ignorant hate, that you can't even tell the truth about what you "heard" and "saw". I will ask anyone in this forum to back up your claim that they heard 75% boos, or even that the ball bounced. There may have been a few scattered boos - I assume there were, although I can't honestly say I heard any. Wearing a White Sox Jacket would surely bring about a couple, and I would assume there would be a few Budweiser swilling rednecks that share your personal ignorant agenda that would have booed just for the "fun" of it.

The ball didn't bounce. There weren't very many boos that could be heard, if any, but 75% is just freaking STUPID. I saw the replay from two angles, Pujols caught it. Obama never played organized baseball, so pitching with that kind of pressure when you certainly haven't practiced it would be tough. He got it there. Your talk about throwing a strike is probably pretty arguable, but not important. Not many do it, and frankly you don't sound like the type that would.

Skulnik might back you up, because that's what he does, but I ask anyone else in here, do you agree with what Hedge says? And if you do, you are simply either wrong, or full of shit.

I think Fox's coverage of the event was great. Honoring real heroes with the ex-Presidents was terrific. Honoring the great players in St. Louis history was cool (although I am partial there). It blended well, and it was a nice night. Obama was good in the booth, he was great interacting with the players and everyone, coming across as real and knowledgeable and it made for a nice night in America - unless you hate him.

You hate the man, can't be remotely objective, and are simply stupid in your comments about this - not to mention completely full of shit.

Other than that, nice ASSessment. :sadwave:
 

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As for picking Pujols - did you hear the Cardinal fans cheer for Molina, at every opportunity? Considering that he was the starting catcher, and the NL was taking the filed first, I'm guessing he was either taking pitches in the pen, or getting ready to take the field and getting his gear on and prepping with the pitcher, who was not a pitcher he was used to working with. Sorry to use common sense baseball situations on you, I know that's not fair when your typing bullshit.

:rolleyes:

And of course Pujols is the sensible one to take the first pitch in St. Louis. There have been many other non-catchers take first pitches throughout history, and this one made sense. Your BS conspiracy hatred is just ridiculous on this one.
 

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Sorry, I forgot to mention your hypocritical drug abuser God Rush was as wrong as you are. At least he makes money with his conspiratorial bullshit, I can understand that. You? It's just sad, really. I can only imagine what that fatass druggy would throw up to the plate, if he didn't have a heart attack or pain relapse on his way out to the mound. :shrug:
 

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A fat slob like Rush Limbaugh criticizing anyone's athletic ability is the true irony here. The last time Limbaugh opened his pie hole regarding someone else's athletic ability, ESPN showed him the door.
 

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Is that what you call picking up the phone to ask an AP clerk when your company is going to get paid?

Anybody know what company? I'll open an account and default just to tell him to go fuck himself. That would really make my day. He would be the first collector who constantly gets called from someone who owes him money. LOL
 

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A fat slob like Rush Limbaugh criticizing anyone's athletic ability is the true irony here. The last time Limbaugh opened his pie hole regarding someone else's athletic ability, ESPN showed him the door.

Rush was exactly right on that situation too. By the way he has lost about 50 lbs in the last few months, way to go Rush
 

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I can't stand Rush. What an idiot. The dittoheads would much rather hear about Obama's failed policies and liberal ideologies than his prowess on the mound.
 
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