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LOL Brian Anderson.
How To Not Write Like A Schmuck 101
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Isn't slander spoken/verbal and libel is written?
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From who? What source? Did they have a transcript of what was said in that show to give you these quotes? Can they produce this transcript?
And your use of ignorant isn't what caught my eye.
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1) what caught your eye?
2) now why cannot i get BA's pitching line? 3 am and im curious
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Correct, R. Oh, don't take offense to that.
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5 IP? is that right?
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Iago, dropping the R-word. What a choch.
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1) I'm not at liberty to discuss that at this time.
2) 5 IP, 0.400 WHIP, 2 hits, 0 BB's, 6 K's for the Royals's (@Iago:
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Iago, dropping the R-word. What a choch.
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1) I'm not at liberty to discuss that at this time.
2) 5 IP, 0.400 WHIP, 2 hits, 0 BB's, 6 K's for the Royals's (@Iago:
I know what stuck out to you. it was a general statement to not bring in another parties name.
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I love you guize.
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Iago, dropping the R-word. What a choch.
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2) 5 IP, 0.400 WHIP, 2 hits, 0 BB's, 6 K's for the Royals's (@Iago:
That made my heart all tingly.
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Homo or no homo?
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Lefty, since we're all good, I have a question.
If I were speaking of like... Cubs' fans, faithful, whatever you want to use as an synonym for fans, would I put an apostrophe or not?
If I were speaking of like... Cubs' fans, faithful, whatever you want to use as an synonym for fans, would I put an apostrophe or not?
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Change your settings bro. I'm seeing this post on page 6.
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You mean on "Cubs" to attribute ownership of the fans (not in the literal sense)? Short answer: yes. Longer answer: while it is acceptable to write "Cubs'" when speaking in that sense, technically the proper way to do it is "Cubs's" (though still pronounced "Cubs").