Flip it off. I'm here to watch a baseball game not check myself out on the Jumbo Tron. I figure that would be the most efficient way to get the camera off of me and tell them I don't want it on me.
You're in luck. I run a brainwashing camp. I cleanse the brain of everything having to do with the Cubs in 2 weeks or less, if I fail it's free. Converting into a Brewers fan is an extra $25. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif
I never said I would feel safe I just said that I'd like to see a cougar in the wild. FtJ brings up the point though that cats are very hard to find in the wild.
There are way more scoring oppurtunities in hockey than in soccer especially after they changed the rules in hockey. Hockey is awesome to watch in person because you can see everything that goes on instead of just everything close to the puck like on TV. I can't find the Wave attendance numbers but I'm guessing it's probably something similar to the Admirals.
For those wondering about Soto. 2005 in Iowa- .332 BABIP, .089 ISOP .253/.357/.342/.699 2006 in Iowa- .332 BABIP, .114 ISOP .272/.347/.386/.733 2007 in Iowa- .409 BABIP, .299 ISOP .349/.418/.648/1.066
I don't really see a problem with this. The Orioles know they're not going to be good so it doesn't hurt to just throw guys in the bullpen and see if any of them surprise. Maybe he pitches well and gets traded to the Brewers at the deadline. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif