All these articles about what the Yankees and their fans think about the playoffs this year... I've seen like ten of these, as if anyone actually gives a crap
http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?...=.jsp&c_id=mlb
Look there for an example
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All these articles about what the Yankees and their fans think about the playoffs this year... I've seen like ten of these, as if anyone actually gives a crap
http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?...=.jsp&c_id=mlb
Look there for an example
I think every Red Sox fan on here is soaking in their pain...I would think you would too.
Hey, you might thoroughly enjoy this FJM piece, targetting a different article than the one you linked to, but regarding the same thing.
Really, multiple articles on this? Incredible. The FJM critique of one of them (linked above) was pretty hysterical.
I love FJM and I read that article. It was great.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
I wish they posted more often, though.
The best quote from that article is:
Quote:
"I was glad that he left for somewhere else," added Savino Stallone, 54, who made the drive from Stormville, N.Y., with his daughter, Jennifer, and son, Joseph.
1. There's no one named "Savino Stallone" in the whole world.
2. There's no such place as "Stormville, NY." This is a parody of Italian people. You got drunk and made all of this up.
3. If there were actually a person named Savino Stallone, from Stormville, NY, his kids would not be named Jennifer and Joseph. They would be named I-Roc and Pasta Fagiole.
:D lol
That was friggin' hilarious (and yes, the Savino Stallone part was the absolute best segment). :D