Great Moments in Enhanced Gameday History – 10 Aug 2008, inning 7

In Response to Cup of Coffee: March 17, 2010,

sean wrote: Baseball Analysts and Hardball Talk, especially Craig's writings on the later. Nick & Nick's Twins Blog is good, though he posts less frequently there, just everywhere else instead. I like the authors on Twinke Town,…

twayn wrote: It's roughly the same as the percentage of teenagers who get pregnant the first time they have sex.

twayn wrote: I can't wait to see Joe Morgan's head explode when the sequel comes out.

E-6 wrote: Rambis said he wanted the team to embrace adversity. No, seriously.

FirstTimeLongTime wrote: Do you? Is it fair to give credit to a drunk driver who, after having a breathalyzer test, says they are drunk? Or what about a robber who in the midst of stealing…

Neil wrote: I swear, the % of people that get busted the first time they do something is astronomical!

Moss wrote: You've got to give the guy some credit for coming clean and taking accountability, though. Everyone slips up...he at least manned up about it.

Moss wrote: You mean Billy Beane, right?

AMR wrote: And then the player will have a career-ending injury. (The Clips have a curse of their own.)

FirstTimeLongTime wrote: Nothing shows the kids how un-cool cocaine is quite like a 57 year old doing it.

In Response to Jackie Wilson - Danny Boy,

E-6 wrote: I played this one as much for the WTF factor as anything. (I love Jackie, too, but this number ain't exactly in his wheelhouse, so to speak.) Roy Orbison does a pretty reading that you…

Klawitter wrote: I love soul music and Jackie Wilson is great. That said, Danny Boy is one of those songs that benefits from understated, simple arrangements to undercut the sentimentality (and I think it's a great…

E-6 wrote: Erin Go Braugh? More like Error Go Wow!

CarterHayes wrote: I'm also a fan of crockpotting the beef, though I have been known to use beer instead of apple juice. I might have to switch things up next year.

twayn wrote: To quote Michaleen Flynn in The Quiet Man: "Homeric."

In Response to Brought Along, Kicking and Screaming, Into the 21st Century,

meat wrote: Synedoche, New York. I loved that movie. I haven't seen it in quite some time but as I recall phil Hoffman was excellent, as was his female co-star(I can't look it up from my phone). The…

Rhubarb_Runner wrote: probably, but no plans to for the time being

Milt on Tilt wrote: On my lunch break I saw two individuals dressed up like Na'vi. Their sign said 'Avatars for Peace' so I'm not sure they've seen the movie.

brianS wrote: Glad you enjoyed it. Are you going to follow the thread through Shadow of the Hegemon, Shadow's Puppets and Shadow of the Giant??

AMR wrote: I haven't seen Avatar.

Milt on Tilt wrote: I guess I just don't get it. So in the alternate reality, Ben and Artz are doctors forced to work as teachers at the school Alex happens to go to (why? I thought her…

punmanbowler wrote: Re: Lost I've enjoyed this season in a very different way. Everyone says the Flash-sideways are … but what I get out of them are the questions that are raised simply by the differences between…

Rhubarb_Runner wrote: Just thought to mention, bS, that I enjoyed reading Ender's Shadow during our FL vacation.

twayn wrote: Pam picked up The Hurt Locker and we watched that over the weekend. I thought it was pretty intense drama, a compelling character study, and it kept me pretty much on the edge of my…

Beau wrote: I remember that!