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To: dittomom
Great to hear from you, dittomom!

You have had one of those never-to-be -forgotten vacations..Good Gracious!!

Smart to have a plan B! and wonderful of Gracey to help, too!

Oh! Sorry to have missed that singer last night...boo hoo..^;)

And the game: What an EMBARRASSMENT...Sen. Jim Bunning called for Selig's resignation....

Too bad the nitwits running baseball can't absorb from the First Fan some of HIS respect for the game!

Keep us posted...

101 posted on 07/10/2002 8:58:36 AM PDT by Molly Pitcher
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To: Molly Pitcher
THIS is SCARY!!! You can look up anybody's driver's license in the country. I really don't my license with all the information being posted on the internet. I've already written my congressman and senators about this. See what you think.

http://www.license.shorturl.com


102 posted on 07/10/2002 9:09:11 AM PDT by kachina
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To: Molly Pitcher
What an EMBARRASSMENT...Sen. Jim Bunning called for Selig's resignation....

That clown will never resign.

It's amazing how much show is made of the All-Star Game. Especially the "show" of the fans being involved in it. Fans voting for the players, and this year the "30th Man" voting on the internet. But when it comes right down to the actual game, the managers have to treat all the players like precious commodities or something. It's as if the All-Star Manangers could have been sued by the players or the players managers if they got too tired, or strained a muscle. Phooey! They baby these players, way too much. They are professional athletes for crying out loud. It's not like you're asking them to climb Mount Everest!!!

116 posted on 07/10/2002 9:49:47 AM PDT by dittomom
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