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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Thursday, February 26, 2009The Scott Eyre BailoutPhillies' owner Bill Giles: All right, Scott, how much do you need?Scott Eyre (doggedly): Two hundred and forty-two dollars! Giles (pleading): Aw, Scott, just enough to tide you over till the bank reopens. Eyre: I'll take two hundred and forty-two dollars. Giles starts rapidly to count out the money. Eyre throws his passbook on the counter. Giles: There you are. Eyre: That'll close my account. Giles: Your account's still here. That's a loan! At least that's how I picture this thing going down. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 1:18pm Comments
Conor said...
I just love It’s a Wonderful Life quotes! In fact, our fantasy baseball league is called Bedford Falls. Posted 02/26 at 03:12 PM
obsessivegiantscompulsive said...
I always cry at the end of the movie, one of the best movies ever. Posted 02/26 at 07:56 PM
Mark Morrow said...
What makes this so funny for me is that we have an owner in our league named Scott Eyre and I can picture him with his hand out grinning like an idiot. Posted 02/26 at 07:59 PM
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It is indeed a wonderful life.