Excuse my idiocy, but what does "Who's your Daddy?" mean?

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Posted By: Julie

Pedro is a bastard? Pedro is illegitimate (really?) What?

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Posted By: Judge Dred

Julie,

There are different ways to think about this. The Yanks have "dominated" Pedro of late and hence the statement. In many relationships a dad may dominate the son. Asking "who's your daddy?" is like asking who dominates you.

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Posted By: David Halpen

In this context, Pedro used a hip-hop music expression by referring to the Yankees as his "daddies" when he lost to them in the regular season. The term "daddies" is used in hip-hop music to refer to being owned by another. Pedro was saying that the Yankees owned him because he could not beat them. The expression "Who's your Daddy" is a derogatory hip-hop music expression to make fun of someone who cannot beat another.

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Posted By: Behrod Hosseinzadeh

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look at #3....hilarious.

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Posted By: Jason

Watching their uber rich team pull of the biggest choke in the sports history...

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Posted By: Julie

MY 1955 BROOKLYN DODGERS' WORLD SERIES PRESS PIN. I SAID if the Red Sox won, I'd wear it to the Asian Art Museum tday, and give a tour with it on, and I DID. And anyone who doesn't see any relationship between the '55 Dodgers and the '04 Red Sox must be--dead.

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Posted By: murcerfan

...but not as wicked cool as the "Nation"

BOSTON (AP) - A college student died Thursday after suffering a head injury in a clash between police officers and a crowd of Red Sox fans who poured into the streets outside Fenway Park to celebrate their team's victory over the New York Yankees.

Victoria Snelgrove, a 21-year-old journalism major at Emerson College, was among 16 people hurt in the revelry. The injured also included a police officer.

Most of the injuries were minor, but Snelgrove suffered a severe head wound as police tried to subdue the crowd, authorities said. Mayor Tom Menino told WBZ-AM that she was struck by a "non-lethal weapon," but he did not elaborate.

David Procopio, a spokesman for the district attorney, said the office is investigating whether the student's injuries "were sustained in any way during crowd control measures."

Eight arrests were reported during the Boston celebration. The crowd set several small fires and numerous fights broke out, police said.

Elsewhere, 29 people were arrested at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst after revelers threw beer cans and flaming toilet paper at police. And at the university's Dartmouth campus, about 2,000 people had to be dispersed by police using stun grenades.

In New Hampshire, police made about 15 disorderly-conduct arrests as crowds swarmed the campus of Plymouth State University and surrounding neighborhoods.

pretty sad!

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Posted By: Anonymous

everyone at collectors universe is wondering why you stopped posting over there now that the yankees choked