These pics of the greatest Mazzone in Oriole history should hook you.
Read More...Reader Bruce Menard recently clued me in regarding a chapter from fairly recent MLB history that I hadn’t been aware of. It involves a guy named Jay Mazzone, who worked as a batboy for the Orioles in the late 1960s. The unusual thing about Mazzone is that he’d lost his hands when he was two years old after his snow suit caught on fire, so he used metal hooks in lieu of fingers. This certainly made him an unusual sight on ...
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1. JJ1986 posted on January 09, 2012 at 05:47 PM # hit 0 | hit 0This is not it. This is truly terrible.
Shame on fangraphs for creating my crippling mental deficiencies.
Sort of like certain SNL sketches which must have seemed hilarious in a pot-smoke filled writers room, but when acted out, consist of a single slightly-funny joke or sight gag, repeated for the full five minutes, or 4 minutes and 50 second too long.
Or a two hour movie.
IF YOU CAN'T GET THE JOKE OUT IN LESS THAN
EDIT: Geez, #11 was right.
COPYCAT MURRAY CHASS PARODIES NO LONGER FUNNY, MR. PRESIDENT
While I agree with your point, I have two counter-comments:
1. Nobody with the phrase "Everybody Loves Raymond" should ever talk about what constitutes 'funny' ever period end of story.
2. Unfunny people trying to be funny occasionally works out, granted not in the way that is generally intended. I submit to you the Duke Fightmaster show, still available on YouTube. No offense to Mr. Fightmaster, but his stand-up just isn't all that great. What *is* great is the fact that his wife, who basically acts the Ed McMahon to his Johnny Carson on the show, has an entire schtick built around "you should stop this crap and get a job", and the best part about it is, you can kind of tell that she isn't 100% joking.
Fun fact: Reggie Smith's full name is Carl Reginald Smith.
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