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Monday, August 10, 2009

My Morning in Exile

Things to think about the next time you complain about your 20 minute flight delay. Things I wrote about while complaining about my colleague who was late with the Monday morning donuts:

  • Jeff Francoeur's PR team made the trip to New York with him.


  • I'm not sure of a lot of things in this world, but I am sure that Derek Jeter is going to retire a Yankee.


  • Not sure what would bother me more if I were a Dodgers fan: my team pursuing John Smoltz or my team pursuing Vicente Padilla.


  • And that, my friends, is B.J. Upton.


  • 95% of this game is half-mental.


  • Troy Percival's career is probably over.


  • Hard slotting is around the corner. No, that's not a solicitation, officer.


  • Surprisingly, there are people who are not satisfied with David Ortiz's statement from Saturday.


    • I'll be back after I finish up writing a motion to dismiss a complaint that fails to raise a real or justiciable controversy. I hate using that as a defense, because I truly believe that I can turn anything into a real argument if you give me enough time.

    Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 12:34pm

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    Aaron Moreno said...

    Nothing wrong with the “So, what?” defense.

    Posted 08/10  at  02:27 PM
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