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R-E-L-A-X Part 2
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kwcfla wrote this 2 months ago on |
| Ok Ok, we're all pissed that Teixiera went to the YankMes. However, do you not think there was no Plan B? These guys are pretty f'n smart, & have got us a long way since they've been here. Relax, & wait for the other shoe to drop. Happy Christmas!!
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Happy Holidays!!
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kwcfla wrote this 2 months ago on |
| Just wanted to wish all my friends at Sawxheads happy holidays. Please wish for Mark Texiera. And ladies, please let him play baseball for the Red Sox as well......
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R.I.P. Big Al-Southport Raw Bar
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kwcfla wrote this 7 months ago on |
| Sad news for us Ft . Lauderdale residents. Big Al Rollish from Southport Raw Bar passed away on Tuesday from heart failure. Al moved here from Connecticut in 1982, & was a huge New England sports, & especially , Boston Red Sox fan. Upon my return from Boston a couple of months ago, I brought him back some souvenirs, which brought a big smille to his face. When the Sox won the World Series in '04, we were both saying...
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kwcfla wrote this 8 months ago on |
| Check the calendar kids, it's July 1st. There's a LONG way to go. Hopefully, we'll get Papi back soon, & all will be right with the universe.
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Why a Sawx fan??
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kwcfla wrote this 9 months ago on |
| I was born in Evansville, Indiana (Jerry Sloan attended the U of E), & moved to Ft Lauderdale when I was 5 (actually, my parents moved us) . I could by all rights be a, gulp, YANKEES fan, as I used to go see their spring training games when they were based here in Lauderdale. I wasn't actually that into sports. But even then, I knew front running phonies when I saw them. When you asked people why they rooted for the Stankees, they said "because they win...
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Idjets at the ballpark.
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kwcfla wrote this 9 months ago on |
| I live in Florida. I've been to Fenway for 15 games in my life. I know Sawx fans are amongst the most knowledgeable anywhere, no question. However, why are the people there so oblivious to the game, i.e., interfering in others view of the game. You get up or return to your seat between pitches, between batters or other breaks in the action. Baseball has OBVIOUS pauses. That is when you depart or return to your seat. I had a man standing in front of me,...
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