Make it a dozen...
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Last: 4 yr ago by Charlie Conway
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Make it a dozen...
Does that boot belong to Dora the Explorer. That is gay as ***** Good for you?
Das Boot.
Whatever, that's 12 of them up your ass.
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Coming home to daddy. Again.
quote:Never had a doubt
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Whatever, that's 12 of them up your ass.
At least the keg guy posted a pic of the right one. You should be embarrassed.
WRTS
u mad bro?
Not at all. Sitting here laughing thinking how you were so ready to post that pic right after the last out and you had that ******y boot queued up thinking it would be awesome. Good thing you thought it through.
6.5 games back, 2-10 against the 1st place Rangers this season, your own fans being drowned out by Rangers fans... you should be mad.
It's only a ****ty boot when the Astros don't win it.
It's only a ****ty boot when the Astros don't win it.
quote:THEY WERE ASTROS FANS IN 2010.
6.5 games back, 2-10 against the 1st place Rangers this season, your own fans being drowned out by Rangers fans... you should be mad.
It's only a ****ty boot when the Astros don't win it.
And I was going to Rangers games as a kid in 1976, so F you!
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And I was going to Rangers games as a kid in 1976, so F you!
You poor thing. I didn't realize the hardships you had been through. Now it is clear why pretty shiny boots mean so much to you.
quote:Because the Astros have such an illustrious history.quote:
And I was going to Rangers games as a kid in 1976, so F you!
You poor thing. I didn't realize the hardships you had been through. Now it is clear why pretty shiny boots mean so much to you.
quote:quote:Because the Astros have such an illustrious history.quote:
And I was going to Rangers games as a kid in 1976, so F you!
You poor thing. I didn't realize the hardships you had been through. Now it is clear why pretty shiny boots mean so much to you.
It's actually one of the most storied franchises of all time.
Oh **** wait nevermind... Major League Baseball realized they were so insignificant and lacked any clout that they made them the first team to be forced to switch leagues since the 1800's!
Tell me again who invented indoor baseball?
I'm surprised we haven't heard the "Rangers had no fans prior to 2010" argument recently. Maybe I finally doused that one when I pointed out they outdrew the Astros over the 20 years before that. Lots Ranger chants heard on the televison tonight.
quote:quote:quote:Because the Astros have such an illustrious history.quote:
And I was going to Rangers games as a kid in 1976, so F you!
You poor thing. I didn't realize the hardships you had been through. Now it is clear why pretty shiny boots mean so much to you.
It's actually one of the most storied franchises of all time.
Oh **** wait nevermind... Major League Baseball realized they were so insignificant and lacked any clout that they made them the first team to be forced to switch leagues since the 1800's!
quote:Philadelphia.
Tell me again who invented indoor baseball?
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I'm surprised we haven't heard the "Rangers had no fans prior to 2010" argument recently. Maybe I finally doused that one when I pointed out they outdrew the Astros over the 20 years before that. Lots Ranger chants heard on the televison tonight.
Wat? Care to put some numbers up instead of just throwing that out there.
There was a female poster that put them up and we don't speak of her. I'll see if I can find the old thread.
Wow. Looks like one team strengthened itself by going out and getting an all star catcher while the other stood pat.
quote:Nah, that's a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader boot.quote:
Make it a dozen...
Does that boot belong to Dora the Explorer. That is gay as ***** Good for you?
quote:1990-2009:quote:
I'm surprised we haven't heard the "Rangers had no fans prior to 2010" argument recently. Maybe I finally doused that one when I pointed out they outdrew the Astros over the 20 years before that. Lots Ranger chants heard on the televison tonight.
Wat? Care to put some numbers up instead of just throwing that out there.
Rangers - 51.3MM fans
Astros - 48.4MM fans
http://ballparksofbaseball.com/1990-99attendance.htm
http://ballparksofbaseball.com/2000-09attendance.htm
The "johnny come lately" fanbase y'all like to dog showed up in larger #'s by 40% in the 90's and was consistent over both decades - 25MM in one and 26MM in the other. Astros attendance was much more fairweather and bandwagon - 17MM in one decade and 30MM in the other.
quote:Apparently there are fewer true Astros fans in Houston than fans of out of market WNBA basketball: http://deadspin.com/an-astros-game-had-just-1-000-tv-viewers-1333179616/1335653071quote:1990-2009:quote:
I'm surprised we haven't heard the "Rangers had no fans prior to 2010" argument recently. Maybe I finally doused that one when I pointed out they outdrew the Astros over the 20 years before that. Lots Ranger chants heard on the televison tonight.
Wat? Care to put some numbers up instead of just throwing that out there.
Rangers - 51.3MM fans
Astros - 48.4MM fans
http://ballparksofbaseball.com/1990-99attendance.htm
http://ballparksofbaseball.com/2000-09attendance.htm
The "johnny come lately" fanbase y'all like to dog showed up in larger #'s by 40% in the 90's and was consistent over both decades - 25MM in one and 26MM in the other. Astros attendance was much more fairweather and bandwagon - 17MM in one decade and 30MM in the other.
Btw, I usually hate attendance smack. Hate it. But when one is going to talk **** about the history and dedication of a fanbase with absolutely no basis in reality or credibilty, i will call you on your bull*****
quote:quote:THEY WERE ASTROS FANS IN 2010.
6.5 games back, 2-10 against the 1st place Rangers this season, your own fans being drowned out by Rangers fans... you should be mad.
It's only a ****ty boot when the Astros don't win it.
This was a straight troll post BTW (hence, the sunglasses emoji). Thanks for feeding me. NOM NOM NOM NOM
quote:LOLquote:Apparently there are fewer true Astros fans in Houston than fans of out of market WNBA basketball: http://deadspin.com/an-astros-game-had-just-1-000-tv-viewers-1333179616/1335653071quote:1990-2009:quote:
I'm surprised we haven't heard the "Rangers had no fans prior to 2010" argument recently. Maybe I finally doused that one when I pointed out they outdrew the Astros over the 20 years before that. Lots Ranger chants heard on the televison tonight.
Wat? Care to put some numbers up instead of just throwing that out there.
Rangers - 51.3MM fans
Astros - 48.4MM fans
http://ballparksofbaseball.com/1990-99attendance.htm
http://ballparksofbaseball.com/2000-09attendance.htm
The "johnny come lately" fanbase y'all like to dog showed up in larger #'s by 40% in the 90's and was consistent over both decades - 25MM in one and 26MM in the other. Astros attendance was much more fairweather and bandwagon - 17MM in one decade and 30MM in the other.
quote:quote:quote:Because the Astros have such an illustrious history.quote:
And I was going to Rangers games as a kid in 1976, so F you!
You poor thing. I didn't realize the hardships you had been through. Now it is clear why pretty shiny boots mean so much to you.
It's actually one of the most storied franchises of all time.
Oh **** wait nevermind... Major League Baseball realized they were so insignificant and lacked any clout that they made them the first team to be forced to switch leagues since the 1800's!
I'm a Rangers fan, but didn't Milwaukee switch from ALC to NLC after 1997?
Yes, but, narrative.
quote:quote:quote:quote:Because the Astros have such an illustrious history.quote:
And I was going to Rangers games as a kid in 1976, so F you!
You poor thing. I didn't realize the hardships you had been through. Now it is clear why pretty shiny boots mean so much to you.
It's actually one of the most storied franchises of all time.
Oh **** wait nevermind... Major League Baseball realized they were so insignificant and lacked any clout that they made them the first team to be forced to switch leagues since the 1800's!
I'm a Rangers fan, but didn't Milwaukee switch from ALC to NLC after 1997?
Milwaukee was given a choice.
Astros were strong-armed into it.
Milwaukee wanted to flip leagies and did it voluntarily. They offered it to KC who declined. Brewers said yes. If they'd said no, they would have offered the chance to the Twins. The Brewers would have jumped on it first because they really wanted to do it, but since Selig was commish, they offered the chance to another team (KC) first to try to avoid the appearance of favoritism/impropriety.
Crane was forced to do it. Hence, the term "forced".
Crane was forced to do it. Hence, the term "forced".