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Old 08-08-2007, 12:47 PM
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You don’t have to have a great Brain to know that when you find the woman of your dreams you propose right away. Try not to think about the Burns you suffered in past relationships, like the time you tried to date a Hooker. Take a Chance; while there is excitement in the Chase and being a Hunter, finding the one you want to spend the rest of your life with is better than being a Freeman – you want a relationship that will last for Ever(s). In the end, it is all about having H(e)art and being willing to stand at the Helm come what may. Be a Knight in shining armor; a King to her queen – a regular Mr. (W)Right. Find a woman that will Kling to you for eternity, just hopefully not like a Leach. Don’t tolerate any Malarkey. You might need a pick ax and a Spade to find her, but if you Tinker with it just right, you might find the love of your life while you are still Young.

We got married four years ago. I looked Sharp(e) in my Good(e) tuxedo without a single Frill (I had some help from a Ta(y)lor). I was a handsome Groom and she was a beautiful (Mc)Bride. We each invited a Parent and in the end many Persons came. We couldn’t decide on a color for the bridesmaids’ gowns – we tried Brown and Gray, but in the end went with Lavender.

Getting married was a bit like walking the Plank, but it was very exciting. We got married Down(s) by the Bay, in the Man(s)ion near the old Burch and Oak(es) trees but in front of the Bush. You know, just south of the Lake (I think it is called Westlake). The stained glass was beautiful; each Payne had such brilliant detail. There was a light Easterly wind and the wedding Bell chimed all day long. You didn’t have to Flick the bugs off you like in most Summers. A Paige walked our rings down the Hall. I got my wife a gigantic Stone. And all the while a musician with a lot of Mer(r)it(t) played “here comes the bride” on her Viola(t).

The priest was a great Speaker. After we received the blessing of the Lord, there was a huge Bender down by the local pub. There was a lot of confusion how to get there – some went Criss, others went Cross. Fortunately, the town Marshall was on hand to give people clear directions across the Street and then down the R(h)oad(es). We drove our brand new Car(r).

At the pub there was tons of food, but the best was the corn on the Cobb. We hired the best Baker for our wedding, and he whipped up quite a Batch of cakes, made from the finest Wheat and each with magnificent White icing. We had a wedding Ball, complete with a Butler. But unfortunately it was dark because the electricity was on the Fritz. As a result, the room looked quite Stark, but it was nice that you could see the Star(r)s quite clearly out the window.

Our honeymoon was in Milan. It was a great trip, but there was a delay when we had an emergency stopover in Poland. The Power(s) went out in one of the engines, but everyone was F(e)ine.

All in all, marriage has been Bliss.

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Old 08-08-2007, 12:57 PM
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Posted By: Steve Murray

Paul, you really have to get a life And with that said, well done!!!

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Old 08-08-2007, 01:09 PM
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Posted By: T206Collector

...when I wrote a sentence with the words Tinker and Chance in it in an e-mail this morning. I wanted to see how many T206 players' last names were words. Turns out there's a lot of them. And the story that struck me from these words was one about marriage and relationships.

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Posted By: barrysloate

I admire a man who has a way with words. Well done. I even made one up awhile ago:

Q: What did the Cubs manager say to his hitting coach?

A: Did you tinker with Evers, by chance?

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Old 08-08-2007, 02:31 PM
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Posted By: T206Collector

"Did you tinker with Evers, by chance"

I like that one a lot!

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Old 08-08-2007, 02:53 PM
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Posted By: Sean BH

Time to have a Tom Collins...

Nice

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Old 08-08-2007, 03:00 PM
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Posted By: Rob Dewolf

Sorry, I wasn't listening ... what did Ron Cey?

(Oops, should have saved it for the opening of the post-war board. Then again, maybe I should have saved it forever.)

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Old 08-08-2007, 03:02 PM
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Posted By: Joe D.

but am I the only one thinking ....

with all that talk about love, marriage and a honeymoon.....
not one "Johnson"?

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Posted By: Bob Pomilla

And in a happy marriage, one would expect a lot of Huggin(s)'.

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Posted By: p_spec

Ick, I have some Manush on my Heinie.

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Old 08-08-2007, 03:20 PM
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Posted By: T206Collector

I purposefully left Johnson out, but Huggins was a bad omission -- it would have fit in perfectly!

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Old 08-08-2007, 05:41 PM
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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Is there any Chance you'll Ever(s) Tinker with Steinfelt?

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Posted By: MilfordMark

If you guys are Good and Dunn with your shenanighans, I would like to turn the Paige...

After Mullin(g) it over, what I am now Dooin and thinking is in Stark contrast to what came earlier. I would like to Foster some new thinking so that, collectively, we can Seymour.

Let's summon up our Powers and save our Nichols so that we can vacation during the Summers down by the Lake in the Stone cottage on Gray Street.

I hope that wasn't too Payne(ful). Let me know whether this Merritt(s)a response.

**Yes, sadly, I also need to get a new life!**

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Posted By: Joe D.

great addition.

well done!

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Old 08-10-2007, 12:17 PM
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Posted By: barrysloate

If Upp from the E90-1 series was sent to the minors, and Downs from the T206 minor league series was promoted in his place...

Upp would be down and Downs would be up!

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Posted By: MVSNYC

...i'm working on a GOODE one, i'll post it soon...

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Old 08-10-2007, 02:15 PM
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Posted By: MVSNYC

a typical KNIGHT out in NYC...

i get decked-out in my new TAYLORed Brioni suit, and go to this bar on LENNOX avenue & 125th St. it's called O'HARA's and there is an old FORD fairlane on the STREET out front...the big doorman starts givin' me LIPE, so i'm a STRONG guy with a lot of HART, so i give him a SHARPE jab to the jaw...and he lets me in.

once i'm in the joint, i realize there is a great girl-to-guy ratio, and me gettin' lucky is a SHAW thing! so i sit at the bar and order a MILLER lite, a BERGER and corn on the COBB. the SPEAKERs were blasting phil COLLINS and the TV was playing an old episode of dave CHAPPELLE...outta nowhere this cute girl sits next to me...her name was SHANNON and she was from POLAND...i said whata DOOIN here?...she goes, looks like you're LORD of the HELM here...i said DAHLEN, OVERALL you look good, but i wanna SEYMOUR...but, you have an OLDRING on your finger. she said, i'm seperated, marriage wasn't BLISS, so i hit the RHOADES. he was a PAYNE in my butt.

anyway, i was trying to run some game on her and used every ENGLE i had, but DEMMITT, she wouldn't bite, so this called for drastic measures...i said hey, you wanna go back to my place? i have a couple GRAHAMS of blow and we'll have a BALL! well, i'll tell you what, she was a HOWELLin' then. i was OWEN the bartender some money, but i just bounced outta there, no sweat, i was DUNN!

we jumped in my CARR and head to my place. my AC was on the FRITZ, so it was hot in there...all of a sudden, my BELL rings, my BUTLER answeres the door, and it's my YOUNG cute neighbor CRISS from down the HALL, she is a real knock-out. so we all started watching FERRIS beuller's day off, and i took out my GIBSON guitar and started playing them a song...

well, you all can imagine the rest

i'm a rock STARR, afterall!

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Old 08-10-2007, 02:25 PM
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Posted By: MilfordMark

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You da man. Super!

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Posted By: S Gross

Like Barry I had this one tucked away in the back of my mind:

It would not have happened by Chance, that the first baseman had to Chase the ball into foul grounds.

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Old 08-10-2007, 03:35 PM
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Posted By: Jeff Prizner

reminds me of that Ogden Nash poem...

"E is for Evers,
His jaw in advance;
Never afraid
To Tinker with Chance."

here's the entire thing in case you have not read it, pretty cool...

A is for Alex
The great Alexander;
More Goose eggs he pitched
Than a popular gander.

B is for Bresnahan
Back of the plate;
The Cubs were his love,
and McGraw his hate.

C is for Cobb,
Who grew spikes and not corn,
And made all the basemen
Wish they weren't born.

D is for Dean,
The grammatical Diz,
When they asked, Who's the tops?
Said correctly, I is.

E is for Evers,
His jaw in advance;
Never afraid
To Tinker with Chance.

F is for Fordham
And Frankie and Frisch;
I wish he were back
With the Giants, I wish.

G is for Gehrig,
The Pride of the Stadium;
His record pure gold,
His courage, pure radium.

H is for Hornsby;
When pitching to Rog,
The pitcher would pitch,
Then the pitcher would dodge.

I is for Me,
Not a hard-hitting man,
But an outstanding all-time
Incurable fan.

J is for Johnson
The Big Train in his prime
Was so fast he could throw
Three strikes at a time.

K is for Keeler,
As fresh as green paint,
The fastest and mostest
To hit where they ain't.

L is for Lajoie
Whom Clevelanders love,
Napolean himself,
With glue in his glove.

M is for Matty,
Who carried a charm
In the form of an extra
brain in his arm.

N is for Newsom,
Bobo's favorite kin.
You ask how he's here,
He talked himself in.

O is for Ott
Of the restless right foot.
When he leaned on the pellet,
The pellet stayed put.

P is for Plank,
The arm of the A's;
When he tangled with Matty
Games lasted for days.

Q is for Don Quixote
Cornelius Mack;
Neither Yankees nor years
Can halt his attack.

R is for Ruth.
To tell you the truth,
There's just no more to be said,
Just R is for Ruth.

S is for Speaker,
Swift center-field tender,
When the ball saw him coming,
It yelled, "I surrender."

T is for Terry
The Giant from Memphis
Whose .400 average
You can't overemphis.

U would be 'Ubell
if Carl were a cockney;
We say Hubbell and Baseball
Like Football and Rockne.

V is for Vance
The Dodger's very own Dazzy;
None of his rivals
Could throw as fast as he.

W is for Wagner,
The bowlegged beauty;
Short was closed to all traffic
With Honus on duty.

X is the first
of two x's in Foxx
Who was right behind Ruth
with his powerful soxx.

Y is for Young
The magnificent Cy;
People battled against him,
But I never knew why.

Z is for Zenith
The summit of fame.
These men are up there.
These men are the game.

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