Two Guy's we should think about

[OFFNY]

I'd trade Liz for Johnson in a heart beat.

This goes so far back (9 and-a-half years), I didn't even know what "Johnson" you were talking about.

"Liz" was easy because of the distinction of his name.

I had to go back to the OP to see that you and he were referring to Dan Johnson (D. Johnson, 1B-OAK.)

[DrungoHazewood]

This goes so far back (9 and-a-half years), I didn't even know what "Johnson" you were talking about.

"Liz" was easy because of the distinction of his name.

I had to go back to the OP to see that you and he were referring to Dan Johnson (D. Johnson, 1B-OAK.)

Yes, it can be confusing when you read several pages of a post that someone bumped from years ago.

[Aglets]

Yes, it can be confusing when you read several pages of a post that someone bumped from years ago.

I see what he did there.

Did you know Liz was born just FIVE days before the Orioles last World Series appearance?

[Creamsicle]

SIAP ten years later, but one of the guy's we should think about is the guy' who invented the apostrophe.

[OFFNY]

This goes so far back (9 and-a-half years), I didn't even know what "Johnson" you were talking about.

"Liz" was easy because of the distinction of his name.

I had to go back to the OP to see that you and he were referring to Dan Johnson (D. Johnson, 1B-OAK.)

Yes, it can be confusing when you read several pages of a post that someone bumped from years ago.

I wasn't confused. I saw the date on his post. I just had to go back and check to see which player (besides Radhames Liz) that he was citing.

[OFFNY]

SIAP ten years later, but one of the guy's we should think about is the guy' who invented the apostrophe.

As far as I know, Mrs. Dwyer invented the apostrophe.

She was my 2nd grade teacher in 1972-73.

[Creamsicle]

As far as I know, Mrs. Dwyer invented the apostrophe.

She was my 2nd grade teacher in 1972-73.

That's about the same time Zappa put out Apostrophe, arguably his greatest LP.

No coincidence there, I'm certain. Mrs. Dwyer was a MoI groupie!

[NCRaven]

That's about the same time Zappa put out Apostrophe, arguably his greatest LP.

No coincidence there, I'm certain. Mrs. Dwyer was a MoI groupie!

She wasn't a groupie, she was a Band Aid. (reference?)

[Johnny Cobba]

She wasn't a groupie, she was a Band Aid. (reference?)

Almost famous brah.

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