http://newyork.craigslist.org/mar/12156538.html

grr...don't download YOUR NOT GONNA GET US by tatu...

That car is money.
15gs? Maybe you should try asking for 15 gc, and maybe Sour and I can scrape up a barrel of Pepsi.

Yep, the window directly across from my computer. They have no curtains, so now it is a clear view. I can't swear they are hot, but they looked young and were slim, and the longest looks were only the back view, but really what more do you need? That's hot enough, if not the hottest. Seemed like they were getting dressed to go out.

Tell you what. Maybe if I see them again I can try taking a picture to post. Hm. Hm. Waitasec . . . I think I've heard/seen this before somewhere.

hehe that pictures is to big hhehe

anyone got 15gs to lend me...i wanna buy this

is that what u see from the window next to yoru compouter?

saw tehre was a chick there once...couldn't tell if she was hot...about a floor up or directly acroos don't remeber....2 naked hot chicks huh? what were they doing? oh and spare no detail....and feel free to make things up.

WHOA! I Think I live across from two naked hot chicks.

A job where the worst case scenario is not being fired, but a crippling injury? Oh man, that's something amazing. Scary amazing. Oh crap. Wish me luck.

I think I'm taking my family to go see the Mets game tomorrow. I'm sorry if I got anyone's hopes up, I apologize for that. However, my aunt has never been to a game, and I owe her at least that much.

wow the new easy to read format is so easy on the eyes it HURTS

Welcome to the new and improved Blogger. This is hot. It's really money, baby.

And next time, Reservoir Dogs and Marathon Man. If not, we are only screwing ourselves.

gkjghjgkj

Wow red dawn is the longest movie that leads nowhere ever it could have ended in the first five minutes.

Funny how we strayed from the list isn't it

I want the longsleeve kappa Italy jersey. If Piang still uses the same numbering, that one was IT - 12. I believe that's all I need, but I can ask around in case we can drop the price further. I wouldn't wait on that, though, doesn't seem too likely.

I'll check and find out about Dog Day tonight.

Sour, you are in charge of the next soccer jersey order. Get a move, so we can get these jerseys.

Roger Clemens has taught us a powerful lesson about the meaning of true friends.

Saw the same AFI thing which is why i wanna see ESB
Damnit when is the classsic trilogy coming out on dvd.

Marathon man is a good movi...pyscho yuck...terminator eh...t2 is great i wouldn't mind renting that again...resevoir dongs i never saw so thats a good one...seen parts of misery and its awesome... dog day afternoon is good....escape from new york is total crap but hey the WTC is in it...Swingers is great...MADE is with same people from swingers never saw it.

Sports Talk: Discuss Sosa and the Cubs
Sosa Tossed After Umpires
Find Cork in Shattered Bat
Slugger Takes Blame, Says He's Sorry

By RICK GANO
.c The Associated Press

CHICAGO (June 3) -- Chicago Cubs star Sammy Sosa was ejected in the first inning of Tuesday night's 3-2 win over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays after umpires found cork in his shattered bat.

"I use that bat for batting practice,'' Sosa said. "It's something that I take the blame for. It's a mistake, I know that. I feel sorry. I just apologize to everybody that are embarrassed.''

The Cubs had runners at second and third when Sosa broke his bat with a grounder to second that at first appeared to drive in a run.

But crew chief Tim McClelland gathered with the other three umpires to examine the bat. Cubs manager Dusty Baker came out and the umpires showed the bat to him.

Mark Grudzielanek was sent back to third base, the run was wiped off the board and Sosa was ejected as he stood in the dugout.

Sosa said he hoped fans will believe he didn't intend to use a corked bat.

"That's why I'm here right now, to explain that it was a mistake,'' he said. "I know that right now, anybody or somebody probably want to think whatever comes to their mind, but you know, I just picked the wrong bat.

"I don't really need to use that. I break so many bats in my life. But when you make a mistake like that, you got to stood up and be there for it... It's a mistake and I take the blame for it.''

Sosa, who gained national prominence in 1998 during his home-run battle with Mark McGwire, said he had the corked bat "for batting practice -- just to put on a show for the fans... I like to make people happy and I do that in batting practice.''

Cork inside a wooden bat is thought to help players hit the ball farther and is against baseball rules. Several players have been caught using altered bats in the past, including Albert Belle, Wilton Guerrero, Chris Sabo, Billy Hatcher and Graig Nettles. All were suspended.

Umpires took part of the bat into the Cubs dugout and down the runway toward their clubhouse. McClelland also was the umpire who took away a home run from Kansas City's George Brett in 1983 because of excessive pine tar, a decision later reversed by AL president Lee MacPhail.

"I thought about that when I picked the bat up,'' McClelland said. "I was on the crew for Albert Belle and the White Sox. Strange bats follow me around, I guess.''

McClelland said the cork was clearly visible.

"I turned it over and there was a small probably half-dollar size piece of cork in the bat right about halfway down the barrel head, I guess,'' he said. "It was notched in there. I felt it and it obviously was cork, so I called the crew together and it was reminiscent of what happened about 20 years ago with me.

"I wanted to make sure the crew knew it was cork, we all knew it was cork, and what the ruling would be. We all agreed that it was cork and he had to be ejected and runners would go back all action would be nullified.''

Sosa's bat immediately became a big topic around the major leagues.

"Unfortunately, it's a dirty mark, when you consider all he's accomplished,'' Yankees manager Joe Torre said. "It's really unfortunate for the game. Everybody's scratching their heads right now... It's embarrassing. He's too good of a player. It's too bad.''

Sosa just came off the disabled list last Friday after having the nail taken off his big right toe and missing 17 games.

Entering Tuesday, he was just 2-for-15 in his three games since coming off the DL, including one five-strikeout game in which he also had the game-winning single against Houston.

"I just hope it doesn't taint what he's done,'' Seattle second baseman Bret Boone said. "Corked, not corked, he's got as much power as anyone in baseball. He's probably got as much power, outside Mark McGwire, as anyone in history. It's probably embarrassing for him.

"Pitchers cheat all the time. They scuff balls, use pine tar. I've never used a corked bat, not even in batting practice. If I was guaranteed I wouldn't get caught, I probably would.''

Sosa, a six-time All-Star who reached 500 career homers earlier this season, hasn't had a homer since May 1 and his power numbers have dropped drastically since he was beaned April 20 by the Pirates' Salomon Torres.

He has just six homers this season and 24 RBI, while batting .285.

Sosa has the most 60-homer seasons (three) in major league history, hitting 66 in 1998, 63 in 1999 and 64 in 2001.

Chicago's then Comiskey Park was the site of one of baseball's biggest corked bat capers in July 1994 when the bat of Belle, then with Cleveland, was confiscated.

Umpires took it to their dressing room before an Indians teammate crawled across the ceiling and switched Belle's confiscated bat with one belonging to a teammate.

Once the caper was discovered, the original bat was finally examined and Belle was suspended for 10 games, a penalty that was reduced to seven games.

Guerrero, then with the Los Angeles Dodgers, was suspended for eight games in 1997 for using cork in his bat. Sabo, a part-time third baseman with Cincinnati, was suspended for seven games and fined $25,000 for using a corked bat against Houston in 1996.

Hatcher was suspended for 10 days in 1987 after using a corked bat for Houston. It was the first such ejection since Nettles, then with the New York Yankees, was tossed in 1974 after six superballs came out of his bat during a game against Detroit.

Chicago won Tuesday's game in the ninth when Al Levine (2-2) threw a wild pitch that allowed Troy O'Leary, who had replaced Sosa, to score from third.

O'Leary and Moises Alou singled, Hee Seop Choi sacrificed and Levine then threw the wild pitch.

Mike Remlinger (4-0) got the win with a scoreless ninth.

Tampa starter Jeremi Gonzalez left with a lead before the Cubs tied the game in the eighth when Lenny Harris hit an RBI grounder.

Gonzalez, the former Cubs pitcher whose career has been slowed by two elbow operations and knee surgery, took a shutout into the sixth before Choi and Martinez hit back-to-back doubles. He went six innings, allowing seven hits and a run.

Tampa Bay took the lead off Mark Prior in the second on a two-run single by Damion Easley. Prior allowed eight hits and two runs in eight innings.

06/03/03 23:49 EDT

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So do I. I was watching the AFI top 100 heroes and villians. Vader made the number #2 top villain.

A revised list of movies I want to see. Hopefully classics weeds out the crap, which seems to be more and more of all that I can find. If you guys want to watch any of these, too, let me know and I will wait to see them.

Marathon Man
Taxi Driver
Red Dragon
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
12 Angry Men
some classic Star Wars
Psycho (Zach wants to see this one)
some classic Dirty Harry
The Maltese Falcon
Casablanca
Terminator
I feel as if Ben Hur could be good for a laugh . . .
and maybe Blade Runner again . . didn't make a lot of sense the first time.
Das Boot
must see Reservoir Dogs
and maybe Swingers
Never seen escape from New York
High Noon
What the hell is Westworld?
Misery
Dog Day Afternoon

dunno why but i have the sudden urge to see empire strikes back...

Just read that a new warcraft update just came out drasticly changing the balance of power of races...

wow suprisingly i don't ache...

My head. hurts. so bad.

so much pain...grr

slept 16 hours
time to go back for more

Well, Scratch Friday after next. Crap.