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My hub for sharing stuff that may or may not fit on my Cus Words Blog. That includes pics, quotes, quips, links and more. Sports, comedy, nature and whatever else irreverent items tickle my fancy at the moment.
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Cool story mentions connection between Joey Votto and Pete Rose
(via Cincinnati Reds’ Joey Votto determined to be great - ESPN)
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Photo reblogged from It's a long season.
Early spring-like weather brings the boys out to play ball beneath Hell Gate Bridge in Astoria Park, Queens, 1966.
(Source: norman.hrc.utexas.edu)
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Unfortunate publishing layouts of our time
Jasper, thepoke.co.uk1. Pretty sure it wasn’t them..2. Parents magazine needs pay more attention to its sticker placement3. When font reflections go bad…4. The abbreviation of job titles is inadvisable5. Readers of Where magazine could also be mislead into thinking th…
These are fantastic
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Photo reblogged from Eye On Springfield
Classic“And you call them steamed hams despite the fact that they are clearly grilled?”
(Source: tombrrr)
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Updating a Mark Twain quote: Let us endeavor to live such that when we die, a public relations firm is needed to confirm it.
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Sort of an odd headline, but I love this Tom Verducci piece criticizing the modern approach to hitting. As someone who likes to watch baseball, I’m glad to see numbers showing this passive-aggressive approach isn’t working, too. Because whether it works or not, it has never been aesthetically pleasing or entertaining. It also brings to mind a comment I heard from Harold Reynolds last year - I believe it was on the Dan Patrick Show, but I’m not certain - regarding his impression of the current approach hitters generally take. In short, he doesn’t get it. “When I was facing Nolan Ryan, I never thought, ‘Boy, I can’t wait until he gets two strikes on me,’” he said.
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Photo reblogged from Do We Like It?
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