Mighta been Al but somebody said "the ball is on the tee. it's now
up to him to hit it out of the park"!!!
so funny...thehick
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Mighta been Al but somebody said "the ball is on the tee. it's now
up to him to hit it out of the park"!!!Ah, yes. The tee-ball steroid scandal rears its ugly head.
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Mighta been Al but somebody said "the ball is on the tee. it's now
up to him to hit it out of the park"!!!
so funny...thehickYes, a mixed sports metaphor. There's nothing uglier.
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Kind of like Phil a couple of years ago, when he asked "what other sport can
you get this close to your favorite bike rider?""Michael" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Mighta been Al but somebody said "the ball is on the tee. it's now
up to him to hit it out of the park"!!!
so funny...thehickYes, a mixed sports metaphor. There's nothing uglier.
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Mighta been Al but somebody said "the ball is on the tee. it's now
up to him to hit it out of the park"!!!
so funny...thehickYes, a mixed sports metaphor. There's nothing uglier.
No, he wasn't mixing golf and baseball. He was talking about Tee-ball,
you know, the version of baseball that 5 year old kids play with the
ball resting on a tee rather than pitched to the batter.--
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Mighta been Al but somebody said "the ball is on the tee. it's now
up to him to hit it out of the park"!!!Ah, yes. The tee-ball steroid scandal rears its ugly head.
Come on, now. Al's a t-ball fan.
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