In baseball, the name “Bob” has gone from extremely common to a marginal curiosity and nexus of confusion.
There was one active MLB Bob last year, Bobby Abreu, whose given name is “Bob” but goes by “Bobby”. In 2010 there were two - Abreu, and Bob Howry, whose given name is “Bobby” but goes by “Bob”. In 2009 we also had Bob McCrory.
In the future, will “Bob” be as unheard-of for baseball players as “Dick”? Can Bob Stumpo restore glory to this appellation? ...Read More...
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1. Chicago JoeBWAHAHAHAHAHA.
That's cute, kid. Next you'll be telling someone you're all hard because you went to Westfield for college.
/From Springfield.
/Parents have not one, but two alleged murderers who've lived on the same block.
Ha!
/from Amherst
Soon after he will hit rock bottom and end up in the DVD thread.
What a dark day.
I LOLed
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