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Old 10-17-2007, 07:58 AM #11
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Oh Nikko....the double whammy. The Yankees and the Dolphins! Shame shame shame!
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Hee hee.....I knew that one would get this thread really going.

There have to be some other Yankee and/or Dolphin fans here?

Gee, I hope so.................

Ok - I'll settle for some Mets and Jets fan.....anyone out there?

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Sox won!
I enjoyed watching them on Fox in the playoffs and the world series even though I didn't watch baseball this year during the regular season.

My friend whom I used to watch it with died 1 1/2 yrs ago. I think of her and miss her terribly. She and I hated the Yankees together.

And I had no one to talk to about the games this time. I called my nephew in Mass for a few minutes last weekend. It was good to talk to someone about the Sox.

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Thumbs Up We Won!!!!
After watching the Pats yesterday afternoon and taking a nap after the game. I got to watch the end of the World Series. It was a nail biter! Right now I am very tired, but at work.
I am demanding mandatory nap time!
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