never could stand the ethically couched stereotype. "how you should be doing this is this way...."

or the better yet the argument from mediocrity. "the average guy does it this way...."

i'm all for whoever resists the cookie cutter breaks the mold and has their own life, not someone else's. it's always been just too damn short to waste.

a note to mr fisher: i do not count idleness a waste.

I am with you on this Dr. Joe.
As a huge sports nut. And a doger girl (hometown)but a Phillie fan as well. (yeah I know NL) rivals.
I will never forget growing up with that voice of so many NFL highlights....
And as for some of us ladies. we are most def. a little screwing too....lol
Life does hand us many adventureous friends. We should enjoy the differences in all.
Detroit did have so many funny guys whom played the old Tiger stadium...
Many happy thoughts of growing up such a tom boy!!! And to lose the true Madam of Porn yesterday too... Such a loss ...

there was no more pleasure than at the end of last season, when he was able to announce the Phillies as the 2008 world champions of baseball.... just thinking of it sends chills down my back

The first time I heard Harry Kalas, he was doing the old Houston Colt Astros games with Gene Elston and Lowell Pass back in the mid 1960's. He was overshadowed by the other two, but even then, showed signs of greatness.

Unfortunately, you just knew he would flame out like the shooting star he was.  I think the end of his career was harder on the fans than it was on him.  He seemed to take everything in stride and just moved on to the next phase of his life.

Yeah, he was a total goofball- but for one brief season, he made living in Detroit a whole lot more fun!   RIP Bird.

as much time as i spend on the Internet with news and business, THIS would be the site where i find out about Fidrych ...

thanks for posting.