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Subject: Grand Theft Basketball !!!
Posted by: YOUNGBUCK
- [17942818] Sun, Jan 06, 2002, 19:20
friday's game sonics vs. the sixers was the best game I went too, not becuase I got a bunch of autographs but how I stole a official NBA Game Ball.
this is how the it went, about a hour and half before the game fans can come and and sit courtside and watch the players warm up before the game so I dicided to come down and watch the 76'ers warm up. as the players shot the some balls found there way too the crowd, and the fans threw them back. I said too my self if a ball comes too me I aint giving it back. so about 5min later a ball that Iverson shoots comes and hits me right in the hand, but the ball boy had seen the ball come to the crowd so he walked over too me and took it from me. I was like Damn!!! I thought that was my only chance but it wasn't. A couple minuets later another ball came rolling towards me, but before anyone could see it I quickly picked it up and rolled it up in my jacket. then a sat there like nothing had happend watched for about 15 more minuets then walked up too my seat with the ball rapped in my jacket under my arm, sat in my seat and watched the game then whent home with a OFFICIAL NBA BASKETBALL!!! |
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| 296 | Micheal
ID: 5815241
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:28
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Nope, it's faggots.
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| 297 | TyMing
ID: 41155294
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:29
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They should archive this thread into the internet hall of the Smithsonian.
I never thought breaking a commandment would be something to be proud of. ROFLMAO!!!
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| 298 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 14058918
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:30
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but that doesn't show when it is in plural form.
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| 299 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 14058918
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:33
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Iam not proud becuase I stole. iam proud of what I stole you idiot!
ROFMLAO THAT!!!
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| 300 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 6033919
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:34
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I'm a moron. It is faggots. Jeez.
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| 301 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 6033919
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:35
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There I go screwing up again, it's because. Man I must've taken a stupid pill today.
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| 302 | Perm Dude
Leader
ID: 258492618
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:39
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No, you took one just before the game. It's just a long-lasting pill.
:)
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| 303 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 14058918
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:41
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sperm dude you are a major fagget!!!
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| 304 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 6033919
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 19:43
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Damnit, stop using my name and making me look like a moron. It's faggot.
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| 305 | TyMing
ID: 41155294
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 20:20
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No one needs to make you look like a moron because you're doing that fine on your own. And that whole commandment thing is something someone ELSE said that I was laughing at... dumbass.
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| 306 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 6033919
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 20:23
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Shut up tyming. Nobody asked for your opinion.
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| 307 | Nature Boy
ID: 341154191
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 20:33
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#268 blue hen On the contrary I don't want to get into it with you-I never did. I agree that those facts probably were revealed before (my nephew) discovered the multiple I.D.'s. How am I both stupid & slow when I was at work while all of this nonsense was going on? I arrived home shortly after 2:00 AM Eastern this morning & after my nephew pointed it out to me I told him to go ahead & say something about it. That's it I really was too tired from work to really give a sh-t!
The following is directly quoted from previous posts re:forum standards & abusive messages
"all users are welcome to post messages as long as they are not profane or abusive. Gurupies are usually very willing share their opinions and offer help. But we try to do it in a way that helps everyone learn."
"- If you disagree with someone's opinion or comment, express your disagreement without personal attacks. When you include statements like "You moron", many will immediately discount the message you are trying to deliver."
"- Don't impersonate other users."
"- Don't carry on artificial conversations with yourself, under different names. Again, this is easily and quickly detected."
Calling someone stupid I believe is a form of a personal attack & furthermore I have never insulted anyone like that on this forum. I was really enjoying this forum as I just recently had the free time to check it out & was planning on donating some $$. I'm not so sure now. I apologize if I have ever offended anyone on this forum. Thanks for your time.
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| 308 | biliruben
Sustainer
ID: 3502218
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 20:39
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Nature Boy - Don't sweat it. Folks who've been around for a bit know that being insulting and rude is just BH's schtick. He that way with everyone, so don't take it personally.
It's part of his charm. ;)
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| 309 | Nature Boy
ID: 341154191
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 20:54
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Thanks for the info biliruben-I'll try & take your advice.
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| 310 | BlackMagicBaller
ID: 568312917
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 20:56
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Chooga-Chooga....next stop 400?
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| 311 | Micheal
ID: 5815241
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 20:56
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Why do you tolerate it from blue hen but no one else?
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| 312 | biliruben
Sustainer
ID: 3502218
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 21:01
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Because when we get pissing with BH, gamecast suddenly ceases to work. ;)
As with flesh and blood people, familiarity breeds tolerance and understanding.
If, for instance, someone came on and called everyone dumbasses all day, but were otherwise helpful and funny, you would take being called a dumbass in stride after a while. ;)
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| 313 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 6033919
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 21:07
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Blue Hen just better not mess w/ me again. I won't kiss up to him.
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| 314 | Micheal
ID: 5815241
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 21:08
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I see. I guess I can accept that, but he's not really that funny.
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| 315 | biliruben
Sustainer
ID: 3502218
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 21:09
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Actually, I don't think he's just messing with you, Youngbuck. He really does know some folks with the Sonics.
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| 316 | Mr. Nice Guy
ID: 421124113
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 21:09
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Enough is enough. Why can't we get along? Sure there are disputes and arguments, but it's gone too far imo. Let's just try to work this out.
Hey we're all friends (and gurupies) here!
:-)
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| 317 | rockafellerskank
Donor
ID: 359283123
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 21:14
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YOUNGBUCK: Is "Verio" your Internet Service Provider?
rfs
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| 318 | rockafellerskank
Donor
ID: 359283123
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 21:29
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Well, look like YOUNGBUCK is at a King County Library. I'm not having any luck getting any closer. http://www.kcls.org/kcls/liblist.html
rfs
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| 319 | TyMing
ID: 41155294
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 22:15
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YoungBuck you're in the running for moron of the year and no one asked YOU for your dumbass "stealing of a basketball" account. Go play with your Pokemon cards kid.
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| 320 | KnicksFan
Donor
ID: 131102221
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 22:32
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Let's use GPS to get a live view of his house.
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| 321 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 51045922
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 22:50
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good work rfs.
thing is I re-routed my internet server through the king county library too throw you of in your hunt to find were I am.
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| 322 | KnicksFan
Donor
ID: 131102221
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 22:53
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America's Most Wanted:
1. Osama Bin Laden
2. YOUNGBUCK
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| 323 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 8058922
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 22:59
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I can't believe everyone is against me now just because I stole a basketball and was happy about it!!!!
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| 324 | The Balrog
ID: 55059823
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:08
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And YOUNGBUCKaloupe thought GP Sucked?
Problem is...he is reveling in all of this negative attention.
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| 325 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 8058922
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:10
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WRONG balrog I said he sucked because he didn't sign a autograph, not sucked as in basketball skils! you dumbass.
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| 326 | rockafellerskank
Donor
ID: 359283123
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:15
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YOUNGBUCK:
you get around alot....
Academic Computing Center
3737 Brooklyn NE
Seattle, WA 98105
US
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| 327 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 46012923
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:18
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were the hell did you get that adress? that is completly wrong. ha ha ha ha!!!! keep trying
by the way wrong zip code buddy!!!
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| 328 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 46012923
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:19
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I have never heard The academic computing center in my entire life!!!
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| 329 | TF
ID: 5510373016
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:30
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hey d*psh*t
by saying wrong zip code in your previous message, you are giving away the fact that you might actually be at the Computing Center.
Add that to the fact that you inserted a guilty "oh ya, i've never heard of that place" right after the first dumb post...weird since you claimed to have routed your path through the library system and should know where you routed it through.
i think rfs actually did something here.
you are pretty dumb.
haha
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| 330 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 46012923
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:30
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any luck rfs?
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| 331 | The Balrog
ID: 55059823
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:32
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"dumbass"?
That's fresh,comeing from an admitted skulking and cowardly thief.
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| 332 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 46012923
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:33
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i have nothing to hide. I know he can't find me!!!
by the way you are the dip sh!t, you c*ck sucker!!!!
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| 333 | TF
ID: 5510373016
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:35
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haha,
so you admitted that i was right?
haha here's how we catch you.
rockafella skank calls the computing center tells them someone on the computers has admitted to committing larceny at a seattle game.
then ask their sysop to take a look and see which computers have accessed rotoguru.
find the one you are at, call seattle supersonics.
game over.
looks like you'll be the c*ocksucker in jail.
little man
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| 334 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 46012923
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:36
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did I admit that I was in the computer center? are you dumb?
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| 336 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 46012923
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:37
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OK DO THAT!!! SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN
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| 337 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 46012923
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:38
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I'LL BE HERE FOR ANOTHER 30 MINUETS COME GET ME!!!
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| 338 | TF
ID: 5510373016
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:40
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cool
can you give me 45?
that way, you either get busted, or wait at a computer for 45minutes for absolutely nobody.
damn this is just too easy.
i've had enough fun.
thanks for the laughs
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| 339 | YOUNGBUCK
ID: 46012923
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:41
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that was not funny.
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| 340 | Flying Polack
ID: 191482721
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:43
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Like you'd tell us if you got busted anyways. You'd probably just have your brother log on and pretend to be you. This is hilarious.
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| 341 | Easily
ID: 3211432018
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:48
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this sh*t is too funny, i cant take it. haha he called u at coc*k sucker, im not totally against YOUNGBUCK, he seems like a good man, im serious, who cares...1 more thing, how the hell does rfs do so much, is he some kind of god.
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| 342 | rockafellerskank
Donor
ID: 359283123
Wed, Jan 09, 2002, 23:57
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YOUNGBUCK:
I really don't care where you are at. I was just playing around with some IP address searches, trying to teach myself some new things.
The first location (the library) is whayt I found based on your IP address from the opening post in this thread.
The second location (the computer center) is from the IP address in a post from December by YOUNGBUCK.
I'm guessing that YOUNGBUCK uses a variety of computers from time to time. I have no desire or care to track him down. I did learn some cool stuff, so this wasn't a waste of my time. I suspect the majority of the other 300+ posts have been a waste of time.
Any Internet Guru's out there want to clue me in on how to narrow down a location further from a "block" of IP addresses controlled by an ISP down to an individual location? I got stuck there.
rfs
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| 343 | Bawler
ID: 518361923
Thu, Jan 10, 2002, 00:17
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My advice is to do a search for an under-21 gay bar in Seattle with internet access. Shouldn't be THAT many of them..
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| 344 | BlackMagicBaller
ID: 568312917
Thu, Jan 10, 2002, 01:07
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Here's a nice story about sports balls by columnist Woody Woodburn. It appeared in the Daily Breeze, a local newspaper in California.
http://www.dailybreeze.com/content/wdy/nmwoodycol6.html
Woody Woodburn: Readers' holiday charity for children really snowballed
Now for the rest of the story. Three days after Thanksgiving, I wrote a column about a young boy I had once seen who, after being awarded a basketball autographed by then-Lakers star Cedric Ceballos, wore the signature off it five minutes later on an outside asphalt court. When I asked him why he didn't put the autographed ball on display in his room, the boy replied that he had never had his own basketball to shoot with before.
I then asked you readers to see how many underprivileged boys — and girls — we could give new basketballs and soccer balls and footballs to this Christmas past.
The very next day, 14 brand new balls were dropped off at my office. It gave me hope that maybe we'd reach my secret goal of 25.
I underestimated the readers' generosity, and greatly.
Alyce Mattson sent in a check for $25 “to make my Christmas brighter by buying a nice new basketball to make Christmas brighter for some deserving child.”
Pauline Pulse also sent $25 with this note: “I am an 80-year-old widow but my love of sports has not dimin ished. I am praying that many, many balls come in.”
Judy Risner was an answer to those prayers.
Judy is a supervisor at the Redondo Beach Post Office. At a time when the anthrax scare was at a peak, Judy was worried about too many kids having a sad Christmas morning. So she and her fellow employees opened their hearts — and wallets — and then cleaned out a whole sporting goods aisle. The final tally of their special delivery was 62 basketballs, one soccer ball and four baseball-and-bat sets.
One new basketball was memorable because it wasn't delivered here. Tony Altamura e-mailed me to say that before he could drop the ball off at the Daily Breeze he heard about a needy 12-year-old boy at his church and so he gave it to him. Perfect.
A gentleman named George donated three commemorative Dodger baseballs, one of them a Rookie of the Year collectable autographed by Eric Karros, and a fourth which was a prized foul ball he had caught at a game off Raul Mondesi's bat.
“They're not doing me any good on my shelf,” George said. “I'd rather have some youngsters be able to play with them.”
And so it went. Day after day. Week after week. The ball donations flooded in.
You humbled me, readers. I made a small request and you made me feel like George Bailey in “It's A Wonderful Life.”
You showed the South Bay is Bedford Falls without snow.
Playing the role of Clarence, the angel-in-training, was Cindy Blount.
To be sure, Cindy, who works for the Lomita Parks and Recreation Department, seemed heaven sent. She organized a whole team of volunteers that included her fellow workers; Kay Rich, who owns The Firehouse Hideaway, and employee Jan King; Kevin Nagano, a volleyball coach at Torrance High and fellow teachers Gwen Nakashima and Gina Lecesse, who offered extra credit for students who brought in a ball; and Andy Radeke.
Together, Cindy's team collected 39 basketballs, 27 footballs, 23 soccer balls, three volleyballs, 34 rubber playground balls, 41 baseballs, 15 softballs, 32 golf balls and 75 tennis balls, plus 42 authentic Major League Baseball wool caps.
Their cars on delivery day looked like they had knocked off two Sports Chalets and a Big 5.
“Being able to help assist in completing the pass was heartwarming to me and made me feel like I could make just a little bit of a difference,” Cindy said. “Who knows? Maybe one of these kids who receives a ball will grow up to be a Sandy Koufax, a Michael Jordan, a Shaq, a Tiger Woods, a Dot Richardson, or better yet, a child who remembers receiving the ball and gives something back later in his or her life.”
The kids the balls went to were at the San Pedro Boys and Girls Club. The facility had two Christmas parties for nearly 900 youths . . . but only 600 presents.
Until, that is, you readers sacked The Grinch and saved the day with 127 basketballs, 31 footballs, 27 soccer balls, three volleyballs, 35 playground balls, and 64 baseballs and softballs. That's 287 balls — many of them $30 and $40 models, by the way — not even counting 107 tennis and golf balls, and the 42 baseball caps.
“The kids will be so happy,” said San Pedro Boys and Girls Club Director of Operations Alex Escandon. “Bless you.”
No, bless you readers.
In “It's A Wonderful Life,” Clarence tells George Bailey that every time you hear a bell ring an angel is getting wings.
Well. Every time you hear a ball being dribbled, that's an angel getting wings, too.
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| 345 | Lutefisker
ID: 4611152210
Thu, Jan 10, 2002, 02:05
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Libraries and places that have public use of computers usually require timed and dated logins...
just a thought
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| 346 | culdeus
Donor
ID: 01155718
Thu, Jan 10, 2002, 08:57
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this and alot other show me that it looks like people are able to rlogin to this computer and mask themselves. I am going to contact the library and tell them this. WARNING THAT LINK IS VERY OFFENSIVE AND IS ONLY USED TO PROVE MY POINT. I SUGGEST YOU JUST TAKE MY WORD FOR IT.
Youngbuck, you can't hide forever. The more posts you make the easier it is for us/me to find you.
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