Nothing like following up one free favorite with another.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ym2APqGNi1g
Australia, 2007.
Nothing like following up one free favorite with another.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ym2APqGNi1g
Australia, 2007.
Frank Dwyer (1868)
Clyde Milan (1887)
John Fetzer (1901)
Dutch Leonard (1909)
Ryohei Hasegawa (1930)
Woodie Held (1932)
Frank Peters (1944)
Lee Mazzilli (1955)
Jeff Kunkel (1962)
Tom Glavine (1966)
Dan Wilson (1969)
Erik Schullstrom (1969)
Travis Fryman (1969)
Neal Cotts (1980)
Frank Peters was a minor league player and manager. On August 31, 1974, while managing the Portland Mavericks, he had each player play each position for one inning. Portland won the game over the Tri-City Ports, 8-7.
Last night, nibbish became the latest in a long line of WGOMers to win a season of Spookymilk Survivor (it's now five straight for the site). Old Chicago in Apple Valley wishes you were there to wish him well. You know, unless you were, which is possible because a lot of people were there.
Kip Selbach (1872)
Roy Thomas (1874)
Fatty Arbuckle (1887)
Ernie Shore (1891)
George Sisler (1893)
Jesus Alou (1942)
Mark Marquess (1947)
Garry Templeton (1956)
Bruce Hurst (1958)
Wilson Alvarez (1970)
Steve Karsay (1972)
Jose Valverde (1978)
Chad Gaudin (1983)
Silent film comedian Fatty Arbuckle was the owner of the Vernon Tigers of the Pacific Coast League from about 1918-1921.
No players with connections to the Twins were born on this day; however, we would like to wish a very happy birthday to Mom SBG.
It was a small cadre of Citizens at the caucus - AMR, Sean, Algonad, New Guy, freealonzo, Can of Corn, The Dread Pirate and myself - but a blast was had by all (I assume; a couple of them were pretty quiet). I'm excited to meet more of you tonight.
lord help me, i don't think i'll ever get sick of this song.
the shipwreck "sound effects" are pretty awesome.
I would be awesome if the Wolves win this game.
In which we anticipate meeting the Spoonsman.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0_zzCLLRvE
Yesterday was the first day since we moved AJR to her toddler bed. Then we moved LBR into the crib (from the bassinet). At the same time, our fridge started burning or something, and all our exposed food smelled like burning plastic and we decided after the repairman came that we needed to defrost and clean to get that smell out. And LBR's sleep schedule was all mucked up by EAR trying to figure out if we need a new fridge or not. And then AJR decided after two naps and one entire night in the bed that she was going to push it and keep getting up. And HPR took his entire shower with the curtain on the outside of the tub. This was the type of night for which Dominoes was invented. Long way of saying I've got no real music thoughts... other than "Lydia Loveless, Peaking Lights, Lydia Loveless, Peaking Lights, ... "
Post your random ten and I'll see some of you tonight. Oh, and is it cliche to still wear the DePaula jersey?
Mike Smith (1868)
Gavvy Cravath (1881)
Cy Slapnicka (1886)
Ray Kremer (1893)
Johnny Moore (1902)
Johnny Logan (1927)
Jim Lemon (1928)
Lee May (1943)
George Scott (1944)
Pat Bourque (1947)
Lanny Frattare (1948)
Bo Diaz (1953)
Mrs. A (1954)
Mike Remlinger (1966)
Chris Turner (1969)
Ramon Ortiz (1973)
Mark Buehrle (1979)
Happy birthday to my Hall of Fame wife.
I just had the worst night of my life last night, as my brother tried desperately to have a serious physical fight with me (if I explained his reasoning, it would just be embarrassing for him, so I'll skip it).
I'm glad the caucus is tonight. Nobody's planning on fisticuffs, are they?