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In Response to Cup of Coffee: October 7, 2008,
Yickit wrote: The Other Other site is still going for you also. SBG's Other Site open … Other Other site open … and Catchers report in mid Fed!brianS wrote: wait, aren't we your friends, Rhu_Ru? Didn't we have to register? :-)
FirstTimeLongTime wrote: A similar thing happened to me. I had an article posted on Buffalo.com, an employer where I write about the Buffalo Bills, which linked to my own Buffalo sports blog. . My boss…
brianS wrote: if you can stomach it, read this NYT piece: For Some, Online Persona Undermines a Résumé also, NG, recognize that older versions of stuff might be cached on the Google.
Rhubarb_Runner wrote: yeah, that's crappy news, NG, especially how this company could misconstrue the humorous postings and photos (of someone looking only somewhat similar to you) and assume they were you. Your outstanding work ethic is…
New Guy wrote: It's okay, I realize that if I hadn't thrown my information out there then there would be no problem. I take almost full responsibility the situation, but I am still boggled as to why they…
brianS wrote: Ack. Sorry to hear this, NG. and I apologize in advance for the following "old guy" response. Cover your tracks, people. Don't post sh!t anywhere that can be linked back to the real you relatively easily…
New Guy wrote: … was checking the statistics on my personal blog today, and I noticed that a potential employer had been accessing it. A potential employer who I interviewed for today. They repeatedly accessed the post in…
brianS wrote: crock-pot sweet-and-sour country style ribs tonight.
davidwatts wrote: Today is definatly a soup type of day. mmmm Chicken and Wild Rice
In Response to Love is the Law,
brianS wrote: Man, not even an eyebrow raised in reaction to the Suburbs nod?2ndCityTwinkie wrote: The bouncer would be a good one, too. Quick head fake to get 'em up in the air, then bounce it right under their feet and through the bottom of the net...he's going to change…
GreekHouse wrote: That reporter is something else. Hopefully Love takes a behind the back 3 to win a game for the Wolves sometime this season.
cheaptoy wrote: I thought that guy was gonna faint there at the end, his heart was fluttering. Seems like an annoying dude, though. The drop kick was pretty sweet.
In Response to Against Me! - We Laugh At Danger (And Break All The Rules),
E-6 wrote: That was fun. And damn impressive audience participation. (I spent the first minute trying to figure out where the band was.)In Response to Twolves Pwn in Preseason Opener,
SBG wrote: The first step to the inevitable 2009 NBA Championship has been taken. This will be a season of no prisoners!In Response to ALDS: Red Sox versus Angels Game 4!,
sean wrote: Angels flub a suicide squeeze and Boston gets the game winning hit in the bottom of the ninth. This means no more baseball until Thursday.cheaptoy wrote: Well … worked and … is still trying...
bodly wrote: I understand this in the case of the Rays. First time to the playoffs and they win a series. That's a big deal for them.
bodly wrote: I was wondering that myself. Harold is really annoying. It seems like he never actually thinks about anything before it comes out of his mouth. It's also quite obvious he doesn't do…
Beau wrote: Follow up question: How does Harold Reynolds still have a job? I'd take Dan Gladden and Jar Jar Binks as my play-by-play men before I'd let him anywhere near a mike.
Beau wrote: So, why are these teams that are winning division series' jumping around like idiots and breaking open champagne? They already do it when they clinch a playoff spot … and now we have to…
In Response to Cup of Coffee -- Monday, October 6, 2008,
CarterHayes wrote: Could just be a mix-up at MLB Advanced Media, but right now they have Michael Cuddyer listed at 3B... and has been that way at least since the 3rd of the … know if it's…In Response to 2008 ALDS Game 4: Rays @ ChiSox,
socaltwinsfan wrote: Sweet, sweet schadenfreude. Now, I kind of wish one of the Twins was enough of a jerk to predict the Sox to go one and done. Oh, well.SBG wrote: Woo-hoo!