OldTimer’s Dugout - Off Topic Thread

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Mean Mark!

Lance Russell (RIP) the "main" announcer for Memphis Wrestlin' seemed to imply Mark Calloway had just gotten out of Georgia State prison & was one "bad dude". Calloway was standing at 6'9"-6'10" & 300 lbs with tattoos all over his arms. Looked more like an escaped Hells Angels than anything.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

I’m just a Google expert

Glad we have that settled.

 

[cobbwebb0710]

Who started this wrestling business in this thread ? They need to be reported.

@W.TN.Orange Blood prolly!

 

[MAD]

@W.TN.Orange Blood prolly!

Nope, it was @VolPack22

 

[cobbwebb0710]

Nope, it was @VolPack22

Reported!

 

[VolPack22]

@mad4vols you will like this one!

 

[cobbwebb0710]

@mad4vols you will like this one!

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Comment retracted

 

[VolPack22]

Nope, it was @VolPack22

Unintentionally started

 

[MAD]

@mad4vols you will like this one!

Two of my favorite Tigers.

That is crazy

 

[MAD]

No way! That’s crazy!!

Hey, I didn’t see where he said it was for Cobb too?

 

[VolPack22]

Hey, I didn’t see where he said it was for Cobb too?

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Blah ....... Blah ........... Blah ...... Wonder Woman has entered the Dugout

 

[VolPack22]

Hall of Fame pitcher Warren Spahn, in his career ...

Pitching: 363 wins — 356 with Braves, 4 with Mets, 3 with Giants
Batting: 363 hits — 356 with Braves, 4 with Mets, 3 with Giants
Playoff pitching: 4 wins
Playoff batting: 4 hits

Spahn’s streak of consecutive seasons with at least one home run is actually longer than his streak of seasons with at least one shutout, which is a bit surprising. He hit homers in 17 consecutive seasons (1948-1964), but only had shutouts in 15 consecutive seasons (1947-61).

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Two of my favorite Tigers.

That is crazy

LSD is a hell of a drug .... so they say.

 

[VolPack22]

Blah ....... Blah ........... Blah ...... Wonder Woman has entered the Dugout

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Wonderful

 

[MAD]

Blah ....... Blah ........... Blah ...... Wonder Woman has entered the Dugout

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That’s not a traditional Wonder Woman outfit, where is the red, white and blue?



This is a Wonder Woman outfit.

 

[VolPack22]

If you have some time to read through this today, it’s a good one:

34 crazy MLB statistical coincidences that are almost too unbelievable to be true

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

That’s not a traditional Wonder Woman outfit, where is the red, white and blue?



This is a Wonder Woman outfit.





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OH God .... my eyes .... my eyes!!

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

If you have some time to read through this today, it’s a good one:

34 crazy MLB statistical coincidences that are almost too unbelievable to be true

Looks like something mad will look see. I'm busy today for a great Monday.
I have coffee to drink & have to get my hair done.

 

[VolPack22]

That’s not a traditional Wonder Woman outfit, where is the red, white and blue?



This is a Wonder Woman outfit.





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Gal really let herself Gadot…

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Gal really let herself Gadot…

I Love her way too much.

 

[cobbwebb0710]

Hey, I didn’t see where he said it was for Cobb too?

Sorry!

 

[MAD]

If you have some time to read through this today, it’s a good one:

34 crazy MLB statistical coincidences that are almost too unbelievable to be true

Those are just so weird.

This is bizarre, last one on that page.

Hank Aaron, the legendary slugger who wore No. 44 in 20 of his 21 unforgettable seasons with the Braves — 12 in Milwaukee and nine after the move to Atlanta — died last January, at 86 years old. His was a life so very well lived.

In the first season after his death, his Braves won 44 games before the All-Star break, 44 games after the All-Star break and then won the World Series in the 44th week of the year.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Those are just so weird.

This is bizarre, last one on that page.

Hank Aaron, the legendary slugger who wore No. 44 in 20 of his 21 unforgettable seasons with the Braves — 12 in Milwaukee and nine after the move to Atlanta — died last January, at 86 years old. His was a life so very well lived.

In the first season after his death, his Braves won 44 games before the All-Star break, 44 games after the All-Star break and then won the World Series in the 44th week of the year.

God smiling down because that was God Ordained for sure.

 

[MAD]

Sorry!

No, no no, nothing to be sorry about. It’s an honor that you commented on it.









‘Just reread yesterday’s diary entry, what was I thinking?