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Rub Schottzie's Ashes on the Team
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4 Comments:
at 6/5/07, 3:52 PM 
Doogie said...
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at 6/5/07, 4:50 PM 
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at 6/5/07, 8:35 PM 
Guy said...
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at 6/6/07, 12:57 PM 
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Post a Comment*I don't have any valuable comments, I love your baseball cartoons.
This reminds me of the Curse Of The Colonel in Japan:
When the Hanshin Tigers won the Japan Series in 1985 their fans went wild. At Dotonbori, one of the entertainment districts in Osaka, fans systematically jumped into the river -- as the crowd yelled their way through the Hanshin roster, the fan who most resembled the player called leaped into the river.
When they got to Randy Bass they were stumped, however: there was no bearded American in the celebration. The solution: a
life-sized statue of Colonel Sanders outside the local KFC.
The whereabouts of the Colonel still remain a mystery. Divers have been sent down to find him, but to no avail. It is said that the Hanshin Tigers will never win the championship again until he is found.
The Colonel's Curse continues.
Let's take the Cin out and put the W in Win-atti! the play on words could be fun. All you need is a good DUDE at the end of attidude to make some changes around here! I know it should be tude but I always failed speeling!
And I thought being a Reds fan last year was hard.
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