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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Wednesday, January 04, 2012Former Sox flack takes hacksDirt gets dug!
Players get played!
Nomah’s a space cadet!
Me oh Mia! scotto
Posted: January 04, 2012 at 09:33 AM | 24 comment(s)
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1. The District Attorney Posted: January 04, 2012 at 11:49 AM (#4028626)Anyway, Nomar is lucky. Buzz Aldrin would have punched his lights out for questioning the moon landing.
Lansdowne Street Lays an Egg!
"Ice Town Costs Ice Clown his Town Crown"?
Sticks hicks pan pixs!
I thought this was going to be about Keefe's impending move to the NL.
"How do I know you aren't going to go tell stories about us after you're done working for us?"
"Well no one gives a #### about your company, frankly. But if they ever do, well, all bets are off!"
The next time someone insists that some kind of PED or whatever MUST work because, hell, if it didn't players wouldn't use it...show them this article.
Moral: many athletes aren't all that bright.
Truth or dingers man, truth or dingers.
I knew it wasn't Fenway big, sure, but I was surprised to find out that it was only 90 feet long. The words "space station" conjure up a mental image of something much bigger. A layman wondering how the size of the space station compares to a small stadium sounds reasonable.
No, Buzz would have beaten him to death with a moon rock.
Don't you mean, "moon" rock?
Doubly glad I told boston.com to #### off months ago.
Per wikipedia, the ISS is 72.8m long by 108.5m wide by 20 to 66m high.
In feet, that is 238.8 feet by 356 by 65 to 216 feet.
Perhaps the living space is only 90 feet long, but the entire space station is closer to Fenway-size then home-to-first.
It's Boston Magazine, not boston.com.
My 10th grade history class used to have a 10 minute opening time where anyone could present anything they wanted to the class. At one point the school's leading Republican took up an entire month's worth of these sessions saying that he would "prove" that the Russians' Luna 3 satellite didn't really photograph the far side of the moon. It got to be a bit tiring after the first week, but OTOH it forever immunized me from Ray-Ray's rants about the hoax of global warming.
I for one would have paid good money to have seen that.
I was thinking more about denying the moon landing, but in fairness I didn't quote that part.
I need to pay less attention to work and more to BBTF.
Sax smacks back in reax to Sox flack hacks
This is a terribly boring article that discloses virtually nothing and serves as nothing more than a sales pitch for this hacky flacks future business. If you read it carefully, the only people he throws under the bus are either powerless or have left town (Epstein, Nomah).
This is what I learned from it.
Did Henry date Playboy models? Who knows, but he's a great guy!
Was Luccino a jerk? No way many, he was brilliant, funny, and only yelled at me when I deserved it! All those nasty things you read about this wonderful man were secretly planted by Theo Epstein! Boy I loved working for Larry so much I can't wait to bill Larry for our time again!
And did I tell you I'm the guy who thought to have the ownership group walk out of meeting with press around so they looked important, and give away Fenway dirt? Yes, it was my genius!
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