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5 hours ago, Catch 8 said:

So I've never met the guy, but I used to see PA every morning on North Charles St. during my elementary school commute.  Like clockwork, he would retrieve his newspaper when we were stuck in nearby traffic or a light.  He certainly didn't hide the gun he always had on him.  

If I was a billionaire I'd carry a gun too. 

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8 hours ago, section18 said:

I was not able to reach my source in the warehouse yesterday. The person I know is a friend and speaks to the very important people inside that building.  I am one of the few on here who has spoken to Peter Angelos before face to face and used his law firm. I've said this before. I'm guessing there are others on here that can say the same thing.  All I'm trying to do is get quotes from someone who might say something as simple as we have two offers out right now to starting pitchers and hope to reach a decision with them by early this week and we have something in the works for adding a left handed hitter. Manny info would be nice. Signing him for this season yesterday allows the team trying to obtain him to have a better idea what their final payroll is going to look like. Every team trying to trade for him does not have the money the NYY and Dodgers have.  I will try again on Monday. Maybe something small or big will happen over the weekend after the signings yesterday.

Who are the pitchers? . 

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9 hours ago, section18 said:

 

I was not able to reach my source in the warehouse yesterday. The person I know is a friend, and speaks to the very important people inside that building. I am one of the few on here who has spoken to Peter Angelos before face-to-face, and used his law firm. I've said this before. I'm guessing that there are others on here that can say the same thing. All I'm trying to do is get quotes from someone who might say something as simple as we have two offers out right now to starting pitchers and hope to reach a decision with them by early this week, and we have something in the works for adding a left handed hitter. Info on Machado would be nice. Signing him for this season yesterday would allow the team trying to obtain him to have a better idea of what their final payroll is going to look like. Every team trying to trade for him does not have the money that the New York Yankees and Dodgers have. I will try again on Monday. Maybe something small or big will happen over the weekend after the signings yesterday.

 

 

 

7 hours ago, wildbillhiccup said:

 

Just give it a rest already.  You’re about as connected as a house without electricity.

 

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He could be Peter Angelos' long-lost Amish nephew.

 

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17 minutes ago, Legend_Of_Joey said:

If I was stopping anywhere in the city, I would too.

I thought you did as a cop. Or has that changed to make the police department and the city look nicer. "Come to Baltimore City! If you rob one of our stores, our cops won't shoot you. They'll just taze you and then beat you until they feel better! Those smiles on their faces, that's just our cops showing how happy they are in using non lethal force to bash your head in, and because you deserve service with a smile!" 

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4 minutes ago, MDtransplant757 said:

He just looks.....off. I don't like him looking like a mountain man. Maybe that's just me. 

It's in right now. Iike those stupid tight jeans that only an anorexic can pull off, and the silly Woody Woodpecker haircuts.

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28 minutes ago, MDtransplant757 said:

I thought you did as a cop. Or has that changed to make the police department and the city look nicer. "Come to Baltimore City! If you rob one of our stores, our cops won't shoot you. They'll just taze you and then beat you until they feel better! Those smiles on their faces, that's just our cops showing how happy they are in using non lethal force to bash your head in, and because you deserve service with a smile!" 

I'd hate to be a  police officer. You have to put up with a lot of crap from people. But God bless all those that are. 

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11 hours ago, wildbillhiccup said:

 

Just give it a rest already.  You’re about as connected as a house without electricity.

 

 

 

3 hours ago, OFFNY said:

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He could be Peter Angelos' long-lost Amish nephew.

 

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1 hour ago, wildbillhiccup said:

 

Was that intended to be a tip of the cap to the movie "Kingpin"

If it was, then that was well-played, sir.

 

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No.

It was in regard to the the Amish's ability to function entirely without public electric grid, and with only with a nominal of it (electricity) through their own creative ways (such as battery-powered and gas-powered lighting.)

 

I admire their way(s) of life in many ways, though I'm not sure if I myself would be able to successfully adapt to it if I ever had the courage to try.

 

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