To: darbymcgill; 17strings
I remember the kids with transistor radios would sneak them into school to listen to the World Series.
996 posted on
12/26/2021 9:32:54 PM PST by
Melian
(The more you tighten your grip, the more star systems will slip through your fingers.)
To: Melian; darbymcgill
I remember the kids with transistor radios would sneak them into school to listen to the World Series.
I remember being afraid to take mine to school, lest it be confiscated and not returned. Yeah, they talked a strict line that way about forbidden items, and I never wanted to test them...
1,036 posted on
12/27/2021 8:19:03 AM PST by
17strings
(There are 2 means of refuge from the miseries of life, music & cats. - A. Schweitzer)
To: Melian; 17strings
I remember the kids with transistor radios would sneak them into school to listen to the World Series.We would race down to the coaches office after school and catch the last few innings... Day baseball on weekdays, even the world series
Those were the days, real baseball, not homerun derby. The boys could bunt, hit and run, steal a base, brush back a batter leaning in too far.... Now it's soooooooo boring. No strategy.... Even if a bunt is signaled in, it is usually be fouled off or whiffed. Haven't watched a full game in years.
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