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Old 05-26-2010, 11:10 AM
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Thanks Rob. I was insulted by the Holocaust analogy too. Not appropriate.
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Old 05-26-2010, 11:22 AM
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Thanks Rob. I was insulted by the Holocaust analogy too. Not appropriate.
Relax, I'm more jewish than matzo ball soup. I used an extreme example to show that it's not surprising that people would be in denial about something as trivial as this when there are still brain-dead morons out there who refuse to acknowledge something as major as the two examples I used.
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Old 05-26-2010, 11:28 AM
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At least Barkman's assholishness was tinged with humor. This guy just appears to be an asshole, period.
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Old 05-26-2010, 01:25 PM
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At least Barkman's assholishness was tinged with humor. This guy just appears to be an asshole, period.
Maybe so, but at least I'm an asshole who just contributed something pretty big to the hobby. I can't tell you how many private messages I've gotten from people who told me not to worry about all the doubters who are just jealous that a first time poster came on here and added something much greater than you probably ever will.
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Maybe so, but at least I'm an asshole who just contributed something pretty big to the hobby
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If anyone is still interested in discussing the photo I would like to repeat a question that Paul asked earlier.

"Forget for a minute the identity of the player sliding into 3rd base. I think the pertinent question now is:
Were these two photos taken a split second apart? If the evidence indicates they are photos from the same play at third, then we know the baserunner is the same in both photos."

For those that sill aren't sure if the photo is Joe, do you doubt that these two photos were taken during the same play on the same day?

Don't worry I won't call you an idiot if you disagree with me.

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Old 05-26-2010, 01:50 PM
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If anyone is still interested in discussing the photo I would like to repeat a question that Paul asked earlier.

"Forget for a minute the identity of the player sliding into 3rd base. I think the pertinent question now is:
Were these two photos taken a split second apart? If the evidence indicates they are photos from the same play at third, then we know the baserunner is the same in both photos."

For those that sill aren't sure if the photo is Joe, do you doubt that these two photos were taken during the same play on the same day?

Don't worry I won't call you an idiot if you disagree with me.
It seems highly likely, almost certain, that it is the same. I still am somewhat surprised Joe's arm could have moved that much in the microinstant between the two photos, but the chances that there was another play at third base with so many similarities seems remote.
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Old 05-26-2010, 01:36 PM
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Maybe so, but at least I'm an asshole who just contributed something pretty big to the hobby. I can't tell you how many private messages I've gotten from people who told me not to worry about all the doubters who are just jealous that a first time poster came on here and added something much greater than you probably ever will.
According to Lee Behrens you're not the first person to think this was Jackson...and seriously there have been very few (if any?) on this thread who don't believe that it could be Jackson...you have to realize that absent the ACTUAL PHOTO FROM THE TIME PERIOD there are going to be some doubts. I may believe that it is Jackson (and I do), and I might bet my life savings on it....but I wouldn't bet my life on it.

I would suggest that if you do want to stick around here after this thread dies down and contribute further (and I hope you will) that you tone down the MB3 imitation.
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I would suggest that if you do want to stick around here after this thread dies down and contribute further (and I hope you will) that you tone down the MB3 imitation.
Barkman could give this dickhead lessons in civility. Pathetic.
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when I first looked at the newspapper photo i thought now way was this the same play.. the more I look at it the more it looks like it is from teh same play...

is this a case of my mind seeing what it wants to see.????
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Old 05-26-2010, 02:47 PM
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Barkman could give this dickhead lessons in civility. Pathetic.
Now I'm a dickhead... What's pathetic is guys like you who talk tough while hiding behind your keyboard. Loser.
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