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  • Originally posted by mikesty
    I'm new, but I'm up for something
    ok the terms are as stated earlier:
    How bout if the soxs win(or rather:when the soxs win ) You have to put: Damon is a momma's boy. in your sig for one week,and if the yanks win I have to put Coco is a momma's boy for a week.
    The terms about sig betting are as mattingly applied,no editing of posts that contain bets.Deal?

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    • Originally posted by yankees rule
      I bet with Soxson.
      Send him a PM then. I'm waiting for CuriousBoston to chime in. If she's paired up with someone and Ken shows up, we've got a deal.

      Ken, where are you? Should I just pencil your name in there?
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      • Originally posted by VTSoxFan
        This is the Bitter Rivals thread, Tigers. Over 220 pages full of laughable smack. You must enter this thread with a sense of humor. It's one of the few places on the boards where this is allowed. You have to take this thread in the spirit in which it's intended. It's all in fun. D'you think I'd take it Matt called us Sox fans "Beantown loserboys and losergirls" outside this thread? Of course I wouldn't... but in here, you just dish it right back.
        My comment was supposed to be ironic for one (confrontational moderators...get it). However like the best irony there is also a kernal of truth. Beyond this thread Mattingly does seem argumentitive...must be a NY frame of mind or something.

        BTW Mattingly, motown records left some time in the eighties (20 years ago more less)....although, have they done anything good since leaving????
        Last edited by tigers527; 04-30-2006, 01:31 PM.

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        • Originally posted by tigers527
          Beyond this thread Mattingly does seem argumentitive...must be a NY frame of mind or something.

          Nah, he's not, tigers. And this is a 4th generation Boston fan (hi Annie...bet you didn't know we had that in common! ) talking about a Yankees moderator, so you know it's gotta be true!



          Oh, yeah...and YR... :grouchy
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          • Originally posted by SoxSon
            Oh, yeah...and YR... :grouchy
            What did I do wrong??? :noidea

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            • Originally posted by tigers527
              My comment was supposed to be ironic for one (confrontational moderators...get it). However like the best irony there is also a kernal of truth. Beyond this thread Mattingly does seem argumentitive...must be a NY frame of mind or something.

              BTW Mattingly, motown records left some time in the eighties (20 years ago more less)....although, have they done anything good since leaving????
              In which threads am I confrontational?

              As to Motown, I think that the Tigers need to strongly establish a presence for their city. Al Kaline did, but I haven't heard much from them of late.

              Now spanking the Twin Cities does seem like a nice start. However, they'd need to go a little higher up on the list of regular October performers for me to be truly impressed. Let's see them try Cleveland or Oakland, then I'll be a little more impressed. Of course, if they can beat Boston, then I'd be *TRULY* impressed. We just know they're not gonna beat them Damned Yankees!

              As to the record company, do you think that singers like the Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Jackson 5 all grow on trees? Stevie Wonder's still on that label, isn't he? I think they should've stayed, but I haven't followed the music biz in awhile.
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              • Originally posted by yankees rule
                What did I do wrong??? :noidea

                Just pumping us up for the bet, that's all! :o
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                • Originally posted by SoxSon
                  Just pumping us up for the bet, that's all! :o
                  Yeah, but you described me like I'm a nice guy or something. Nothing could be further from the truth.

                  *SQUISHES SoxSon like a bug*

                  Ahhhhhhhhhhh, that felt good!

                  I'm guessing that CB isn't betting after she'd lost to ElHalo. He of the infamous opinions of folks who've dared to reside in that vast area west of NY's Hudson River.
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                  • Originally posted by Mattingly
                    In which threads am I confrontational?

                    As to Motown, I think that the Tigers need to strongly establish a presence for their city. Al Kaline did, but I haven't heard much from them of late.

                    Now spanking the Twin Cities does seem like a nice start. However, they'd need to go a little higher up on the list of regular October performers for me to be truly impressed. Let's see them try Cleveland or Oakland, then I'll be a little more impressed. Of course, if they can beat Boston, then I'd be *TRULY* impressed. We just know they're not gonna beat them Damned Yankees!

                    As to the record company, do you think that singers like the Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Jackson 5 all grow on trees? Stevie Wonder's still on that label, isn't he? I think they should've stayed, but I haven't followed the music biz in awhile.
                    Here here, I agree we do need a little more from those beloved Tigers. Hey, they did take 2 out of 3 from Oakland (in Oakland even)....with a very good 9th inning comeback when Zito held them to 1 run through 8.

                    As to the music thing you might be right with Stevie on motown, I too do not follow the labels very much. Detroit however still produces a larger proportion of pop musicians then our population would account for. Kid Rock, Eminem, Madonna, the list long but as we go we get less and less relevant, but still good, Alice Cooper, Bob Segar, Iggy Pop. Well, I guess that just says, there's nothing to do in Detroit 'cept go to your garage and play some music?

                    To the first point, hmmm sometimes you come across (at least to me) a little too nononsense kind of fellow. As well as somewhat curt. Like I said before it's likely that NY frame of mind.

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                    • Originally posted by Mattingly
                      Yeah, but you described me like I'm a nice guy or something. Nothing could be further from the truth.

                      *SQUISHES SoxSon like a bug*

                      Ahhhhhhhhhhh, that felt good!

                      I'm guessing that CB isn't betting after she'd lost to ElHalo. He of the infamous opinions of folks who've dared to reside in that vast area west of NY's Hudson River.
                      Does CB wear a Yankee av/sig? I HAVE to see that.

                      Must be a while ago. Too bad I have missed that. Must have looked good on her. She better change her name in CuriousNewYork.

                      Hiya CNY
                      Last edited by Guest; 04-30-2006, 10:46 PM.

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                      • Originally posted by tigers527
                        Here here, I agree we do need a little more from those beloved Tigers. Hey, they did take 2 out of 3 from Oakland (in Oakland even)....with a very good 9th inning comeback when Zito held them to 1 run through 8.
                        What I was actually saying is that fans like a winning team. It's human nature. Hence the word "bandwagon". It's throughout sports, like the LA Lakers and whichever team wins the Super Bowl.

                        The Tigers need to at least contend, like the Twins have, to be taken seriously. I'm not sure they'll get past the Pale Hose, Cleveland or the Twins, but Cleveland got renewed respectability last season when when they *DIDN'T* make the playoffs. The White Sox insured that by beating them to end last season, both at the Jake and at the Cell.
                        As to the music thing you might be right with Stevie on motown, I too do not follow the labels very much. Detroit however still produces a larger proportion of pop musicians then our population would account for. Kid Rock, Eminem, Madonna, the list long but as we go we get less and less relevant, but still good, Alice Cooper, Bob Segar, Iggy Pop. Well, I guess that just says, there's nothing to do in Detroit 'cept go to your garage and play some music?
                        I have no idea what Detroit's most famous for now, but since Motown isn't there anymore, and they'd literally made their name by being in the Motor City, then that's not a good thing. I'm not sure how many automobile companies have their headquarters and/or manufacturing plants there, but I'm presuming it's fewer than 30 years ago.

                        Here's the website for their official economic development: http://www.ci.detroit.mi.us/econdevel/default.htm
                        To the first point, hmmm sometimes you come across (at least to me) a little too nononsense kind of fellow. As well as somewhat curt. Like I said before it's likely that NY frame of mind.
                        More like lack of time. I've got various duties here, and when you've got two forums to watch, one of which (this CE forum) is the most widely-used on BBF, and when I have to chime in on things other Mods bring up, then that leaves me with little time to do things. In fact, at times, I'm not even in this thread to joke around.

                        You'd pretty much need to get used to this thread, its regulars and as to myself, you'd likely have to get used to that also. If it's for you, go for it. If not, then there are other threads and other folks here to speak to. Tons of others in fact.

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                        • Originally posted by yankees rule
                          Does CB wear a Yankee av/sig? I HAVE to see that.

                          Must be a while ago. Too bad I have missed that. Must have looked good on her. She better change her name in CuriousNewYork.

                          Hiya CNY
                          She did at one time after the Yanks won that series. She was far from interested at the outfit she was wearing. I doubt she'll bet again. Now of course, if we needed an extra Beantowner here, I could rattle her cage somewhat to see if she takes a chance. However, I'd rather not.

                          I think that was the one where Robinson Cano made an error on a standard 4-6-3 play by throwing the ball away the short CF, instead of to Jeter. With everybody safe, only 1 out, the bases now loaded, a ball came sharply to Alex Rodriguez, who fired away to Posada for the force, who then threw and barely got the runner forced at 1B. One of the best bang-bang-bang plays I've seen in awhile.

                          Let's see what happens in this series. If it's a split series, then everyone keeps their own av.

                          Hold up, I just realized something: in order for one team to win, they'd have to sweep. I'm thinking it should be 1 week only. Only in a 3-game series would a sweep be optional for a win. In a 2-gamer, it would be mandatory to win both games to win the series.

                          I think we should just change it back to 1 week only for the win.
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                          • Originally posted by tigers527
                            Here here, I agree we do need a little more from those beloved Tigers. Hey, they did take 2 out of 3 from Oakland (in Oakland even)....with a very good 9th inning comeback when Zito held them to 1 run through 8.

                            As to the music thing you might be right with Stevie on motown, I too do not follow the labels very much. Detroit however still produces a larger proportion of pop musicians then our population would account for. Kid Rock, Eminem, Madonna, the list long but as we go we get less and less relevant, but still good, Alice Cooper, Bob Segar, Iggy Pop. Well, I guess that just says, there's nothing to do in Detroit 'cept go to your garage and play some music?

                            To the first point, hmmm sometimes you come across (at least to me) a little too nononsense kind of fellow. As well as somewhat curt. Like I said before it's likely that NY frame of mind.
                            Matt's Matt. He has his wheelhouse, but he tries to put as much into it as possible. If he's unfamiliar with something, it's because he genuinely is. He's no nonsense, but he does have a sense of humor. He takes his moderator role seriously. In a way, he's a BBF role model. I'd shake his hand, but I'd take my rings off first. Just kidding on that last one, Matt.
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                            • Originally posted by Captain Cold Nose
                              Matt's Matt. He has his wheelhouse, but he tries to put as much into it as possible. If he's unfamiliar with something, it's because he genuinely is. He's no nonsense, but he does have a sense of humor. He takes his moderator role seriously. In a way, he's a BBF role model. I'd shake his hand, but I'd take my rings off first. Just kidding on that last one, Matt.
                              Role model? You mean I have to belong to a club that would actually have me as a member? Hmmmmmph. I would think they could have higher standards than *THAT*!

                              Anywayz ... just how much are those rings worth, anyway?

                              *Puts on the gorilla-strength crushing handshake*
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                              • Originally posted by Mattingly
                                Role model? You mean I have to belong to a club that would actually have me as a member? Hmmmmmph. I would think they could have higher standards than *THAT*!

                                Anywayz ... just how much are those rings worth, anyway?

                                *Puts on the gorilla-strength crushing handshake*
                                Costco has them on sale this week, $11.99 for a case of 120. I prefer grape.
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