OT: If there was one sports celebrity you would like to meet, who would it be?
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Make sure fairgambit brings all his fingers and toes if you and John are gonna do some math.
LOL, Urschel would be doing all the talking and I'll be all, "A homeomorphism? I see." "A double torus? Just imagine that," nodding sagely the whole time.Make sure fairgambit brings all his fingers and toes if you and John are gonna do some math.
I know chisenbop.Make sure fairgambit brings all his fingers and toes if you and John are gonna do some math.
Trust me, you wouldn't want to meet Willie Mays. You would have one bad experience.
I'd have to say Charles Barkley. I bet you would have some laughs.
I had to look that up. As I said ...I know chisenbop.
I saw it spelled chisanbop and I got all excited, looking forward to correcting your spelling. Then I looked further and saw that the 'en' spelling is also acceptable. Big letdown. Where's the Cuervo?
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Maybe he also couldn't spell hitting, hitting for power, running, fielding or throwing, but there are none who possessed the combination of those skills at a higher level.
What do you think education was like for a black child raised in Alabama when he was?
I'll join both of you. It's going to be a long line, but well worth it.
I am thinking of Penn Staters of whom I have the greatest respect and to whom I would just like to say, "Thank you." To that end, I've already met Michael Mauti and Franco and have thanked them both. I've never had the chance to meet Michael Zordich or Jay. Maybe they aren't "sports celebrities", but they are two Penn Staters I'd like to meet.
name after the president Grover Cleveland's daughter Ruth, not the ball player.
It's no KitKat but it's pretty good, and it did have a great cameo appearance in Caddyshack.
He's still alive?
Guess that settles the argument as to who's the best athlete!
I think Wilt Chamberlain would be kinda interesting. He did a lot of scoring during his career.
He was especially good down low.
Got to be pretty good friends in the early 70s with a guy who played on the Sixers for a year or two with Wilt, Jim Reid was in the EBL with the Sunbury Mercs at the time, if I remember correctly. Anyway, he told stories of Wilt's prowess (on the off the court). Of course no one knew about this sort of thing at the time he told me the stories........so when things started getting published, I knew they were likely to be true.I think Wilt Chamberlain would be kinda interesting. He did a lot of scoring during his career.
Put his head in the batters box and he probably still hits 300.
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