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Wait...
That was my reaction.
Parents really need to stop making up names.
I can almost see Repoz as Master Po and Gamingboy as Caine, here. "Very good, grasshopper".
What sort of crappy angel lets the kid fall down the sinkhole in the first place?
When I first saw the name, I thought this happened in Holland.
"Damn that Danni Wiklund-Abbot!"
Holey Honkball!
Basically her 'guardian' angel is a big jerk that is throwing random stuff out there so he can see what happens.
Look out, Adam Dunn!
I always thought it was hustling.
d'oh, should have known that. Thanks guys.
If you are referring to a young hussey, it should be hussling.
Joe Maddon will never have to bench BJ Upton again.
Depends. Did she hit the ball to Johnny Damon?
That's because it was Gary Matthews Jr.
Look out, Adam Dunn!
It would take more than a mere sinkhole to swallow him up. Think a rupture along a major fault line.
I kind of like "hussling" as a verb to describe what hussies do.
That's unnecessary. She was running to first, all she had to do was step on the base for the force out. That is assuming the base didn't fall in the hole also.
Another story playing in the yard. My little brother walked up behind me while I was batting and I got him in the forehead with the backswing. I glanced at him, determined he wasn't dead and ran to first base to make sure I wasn't out. When I got to first I saw him running toward the house with blood running down his face. My punishment was to wash the blood out of his clothes while my folks took him in to get stitches. I'm still not sure why I was punished; he never should have walked up behind me while I was batting.
Maybe they were trying to head off your budding sociopathology? Or probably they just didn't want to was the blood out of his clothes themselves.
I hadn't thought about my adventure in this area for a while. Back in my softball days, I played on a team that had a mascot of sorts. Bobby was very limited in his mental capacity -- the sponsor of the team mostly took care of him because the kid's parents didn't much. Bobby was about 18 or so and we would get the other team give him an at bat "to start the game", but it wouldn't count. Bobby could flair the ball into the OF, so when he hit it he'd take off running the bases. If the other team knew him, they'd usually mess up fielding and let him circle the bases. Bobby didn't pay much mind to base coaches.
The funniest thing is that Bobby had an arrogant streak in him -- if he circled the bases he'd point to field yelling "I showed you, pal." The "pal" part was my favorite and it was quickly adopted as part of our lingo.
Anyway, one day I was walking towards the batter's box and swinging the bat around to get loose. Behind me I hear a sickening crack/thud noise. What an awful feeling. I knew instantly that it had to have been Bobby. His reponse was funny (after the fact, of course, once we were sure that he was alright) -- "I'M GOING TO HAVE A HEADACHE!"
I did that to a younger cousin once, but I got her in the mouth. Knocked out a couple of teeth.
not a sinkhole, a septic tank, long abandoned.
and did he?
More likely they figured they would be at the hospital a while and my mom didn't want a stain to set in. My brother and Robert from Everybody Loves Raymond have a lot in common.
One of my uncles did that to one of my other uncles once, except with an axe.
It's a hilarious story re-told at family dinners, with the glorious punchline of the brother with the axe chasing the other one home screaming "Don't Tell Mom!"
and did he?
He was very prescient. Yes, he did.
Wanna bet?
Angels in the Infield? Hey, we got a sequel! Get me Danny Glover on line 2!
Really? Wow.
Really? Wow.
Seconded. Damn. The man had a hell of a career.
I also don't see anything on the wires.
Anyway, allow me to say that I just KNOW that this is what the final play of the World Series will be. The Cubs have lost every other way. So of course they will lose because Fukudome gets trapped in a sinkhole.
Best Regards
I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that the Cubs will win the World Series some time in the next five years.
Not necessarily. To the best of my knowledge, the Cubs have never lost due to an asteroid strike, so that's still an option too.
Kurt Stillwell
(or Kelly Gruber)
And this is the line that got me weird looks in the office.
Yet I am still filled with pride.
Best Regards
Shades of FO's "Hole in Zone" stat for team defense.
What has more range? Derek Jeter or Hole in Infield?
Why stop there? The girl who ran for help was named Danni, and the one who pulled her out was named Gabbi.
Those might be nicknames. Do we make fun of people the media refers to as "Dan" or "Gabe"?
I'm pretty sure we make fun of everybody, so, yeah.
I doubt it. The single "i" at the end is not how you normally render that kind of nickname -- either a "y" or an "ie".
Still this girl has me beat.
Mostly dead is slightly alive.
But is he too old for this ####?
However, longtime NBC newsman and bow-tie enthusiast, Irving R. Levine, is dead. I like to think that McCoy simply confused the two.
Dammit! And he was just six days away from retirement!
http://www.babynamestats.com/search.php?name=danni
http://www.babynamestats.com/search.php?name=gabi
"Paje" I can't explain.
I want what McCoy is having!
That's easy. Check "Page" (or "paige") on the site. Parents might just be bad (or creative) spellers. Think of the story behind "Joba"
However, he is not in the best shape of his life.
My youngest son had a classmate named Ondrej (pronounced "Andre"). His parents were non-ethnic whites and his father's name was Michael. I never had the guts to ask them what the deal was with their son's name.
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