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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Friday, November 20, 2009Great Moments in Championship CelebrationsThis has nothing to do with baseball at all, but this story sent to me by MooseinOhio is so cool that I gotta post it somewhere.*After the Celtics won the 1986 championship, [Bill] Walton sat alone in Bird’s kitchen drinking Wild Turkey until after the sun came up. Drinking Wild Turkey in a kitchen until dawn > spraying champagne all over sweaty guys in a locker room. Though, yeah, I suppose those things aren't mutually exclusive activities after cutting down the nets. *As an FYI, after the switchover to NBC, I'm probably going to revive my old dead personal blog for stuff that I can't really post over there, non-baseball stuff, and what have you. As of now there's only some old remembrances and a road trip diary. It might serve as a nice hangout going forward, though. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 1:00pm Comments
Mode said...
Sounds great, and thanks for the link to your old stuff. I hadn’t read anything except Shyster before. From 2003 Road Trip Diary: Epilogue and Forward Ho Thanks for this quote. I recently decided to put some of my own thoughts in a blog. After I posted them, I thought “why did I do this?” People most likely won’t stumble across it and I’m not going to try to promote my stuff somewhere on the interwebs (although you might call this exactly that). But really, there is something satisfying in taking your internal thoughts and transferring them to something readable, or on my case, “visible” is probably the more appropriate word. Posted 11/20 at 03:49 PM
Mode said...
See, proving “visible” as opposed to “readable” *into something readable Posted 11/20 at 03:52 PM
The Rabbit said...
Thank you, Mr. Shyster. I’ve actually read your old dead personal blog in the past and enjoyed it almost as much as Shysterball. Posted 11/20 at 06:06 PM
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I like the idea of a blog where Shysterites can hide from the rabble.
Let’s spiff it up a little bit- call it “Craig’s Curious Musings” r something. The Blue Network guys will never find us they think you’re
A. Some Yankees-hater from some kind of capital in the Midwest
B. Some Yankees fanboy from some kind of city in the Midwest
C. Some kind of terrorist from the Mideast
D. All of the above, as well as an inantimate being to totally ignore once they read the headline to a story and hit “Caps Lock”.
Otherwise I’ll have nowhere to go for a daily dose of popular culture and other ramblings.