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[shadows]

Originally Posted by Talvenada

SHADOW MAN:

Jose Canseco turns out to be the only honest one of the bunch.


TAL

That sure seems to be the case. I always thought that he was being truthful, but it has now come to light just how truthful he was! He knew he was going to be ostracized from the "clique" for writing his book, but he did it anyhow. Was money a motivating factor? Probably it had something to do with it, but I am glad that he brought it to light regardless of the reasons behind it. It caused the users to attempt to scurry back under their rocks, but it was too late. The rocks had already been removed.

I will also admit that I always liked Canseco. He was a hoot to watch, especially in the outfield(remember the ball that bounced off his head and became a homerun when it went over the fence?). He was even a Blue Jay for a while there.

[transjen]

Jose honest?
He need the money and that is the only reason he came out and spilled the beans

Oh Shadows i'm glad your stones are ok
Jerseygirl Jen

[Talvenada]

Originally Posted by transjen

Jose honest?
He need the money and that is the only reason he came out and spilled the beans

Oh Shadows i'm glad your stones are ok
Jerseygirl Jen

JEN:

Honesty for a buck. Wow, how far have we sunk.


TAL

[shadows]

Originally Posted by transjen

Jose honest?
He need the money and that is the only reason he came out and spilled the beans

Oh Shadows i'm glad your stones are ok
Jerseygirl Jen

Thank you for your concern, Jen.

[Talvenada]

Originally Posted by shadows

. I will also admit that I always liked Canseco. He was a hoot to watch, especially in the outfield(remember the ball that bounced off his head and became a homerun when it went over the fence?). He was even a Blue Jay for a while there.

SHADOW MAN:

I write a blog about Doc's new team: The Phillies, and you might want to check out my work. I have a feeling I'll be writing a lot about him.

@ http://isportsweb.com/

I remember Jason Michaels--when he was a Phillie--trying to make a left-to-right shoestring catch on the leftfield warning track, and, during the swoop he rushed a shade too much, the ball flew out of his not-fully-secured glove and over the fence for a HR. Canseco's head shot was better thought.

TAL

[shadows]

Originally Posted by Talvenada

SHADOW MAN:

I write a blog about Doc's new team: The Phillies, and you might want to check out my work. I have a feeling I'll be writing a lot about him.

@ http://isportsweb.com/

I remember Jason Michaels--when he was a Phillie--trying to make a left-to-right shoestring catch on the leftfield warning track, and, during the swoop he rushed a shade too much, the ball flew out of his not-fully-secured glove and over the fence for a HR. Canseco's head shot was better thought.

TAL

Thanks. I'll check it out. Jen and dauls are Phillie's fans so I imagine that they will take a boo at it as well.

[transjen]

Originally Posted by shadows

Thanks. I'll check it out. Jen and dauls are Phillie's fans so I imagine that they will take a boo at it as well.

Why would i boo? unless Santa Clause is in it
Jerseygirl Jen

[shadows]

Originally Posted by transjen

Why would i boo? unless Santa Clause is in it
Jerseygirl Jen

Don't you like it when Jolly Ol' St. Nick gives you things?

[transjen]

Originally Posted by shadows

Don't you like it when Jolly Ol' St. Nick gives you things?

It's an old joke about Phillies fans that we are so mean we even boo Santa Clause
Jerseygirl Jen

[shadows]

Originally Posted by transjen

It's an old joke about Phillies fans that we are so mean we even boo Santa Clause
Jerseygirl Jen

I never heard that one before. I heard that the Phillie fans could get quite vocal, but I never heard about them booing Santa!