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Something has gone amiss at work (one of the monkeys has escaped from the lab - or something like that). Because of that, the game report is going to be delayed for awhile.

Until then I suggest you make your own game report. It doesn't have to be about yesterday's Jays game. Heck, it doesn't even have to be about baseball.

Like there was this one time in Banff I was playing a cocktail (sit down) Ms. Pac Man game at a bar and...
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Mick Doherty - Monday, August 29 2005 @ 01:02 PM EDT (#126956) #
Like there was this one time in Banff

Said no doubt in the voice of Alyson Hannigan from American Pie. "This one time, at band camp ..."

Magpie - Monday, August 29 2005 @ 01:05 PM EDT (#126959) #
It's as we always suspected - economic forecasts are prepared by a dozen monkeys sitting at a computer, playing with a spreadsheet. When something interesting happens....
Rob - Monday, August 29 2005 @ 01:14 PM EDT (#126961) #
You just know someone will post this after the monkey comment, so I'll do it anyway: "'It was the best of times, it was the...BLURST of times'?! You stupid monkey!"

Or we could discuss this all over again.

Mick Doherty - Monday, August 29 2005 @ 01:25 PM EDT (#126966) #
Or, for Limp Bizkit fans (and really, who isn't?), it was the best of times, it was the Durst of times ...
A - Monday, August 29 2005 @ 04:11 PM EDT (#126990) #
Totally unrelated but it's a cool story from yesterday's game...

Got to the game a little later than had hoped so we missed the Ernie Witt bobbleheads. Feeling a little bummed out and already pretty sweaty from the humid afternoon, we did the lazy thing and waited for the elevators up to the 500-level.

So the doors of the elevator open and the people in front of us crowd in. Thinking that we'll just wait for the next elevator I take a step back. Then I look up and Cito Gaston and Rance Mullinicks are right there. So I turn to the friend I'm with and ask her if she wants to get on the elevator with Cito "I'm wearing my World Series Ring" Gaston. So we take a deep breath and cram in. Then just as the doors are about to close Richard Griffin forces his way in.

Gaston was a real personable guy who was happy to chat with everyone on the way up, shake hands and give us an up-close of the 1992 ring. But the tension between Griffin and Gaston was apparent.

So I think missing the bobblehead was worth the elevator ride.
Useless Tyler - Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 01:18 AM EDT (#127012) #
So many stories come from that elevator that it's almost eerie. Everybody seems to have seen some important folk in that thing, except me of course.

On a semi-related note - any cheer clubbers catching the game tomorrow?
Rob - Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 03:51 PM EDT (#127045) #
Just overheard on the FAN:

"They're almost completely ready to turn the corner...people talk about hockey too much when this is a good team...don't just judge them on W's, you have to look at the big picture here..."

The $6.40 question is, which team is this man talking about?
Joe - Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 06:15 PM EDT (#127052) #
I've gotta guess Raptors, because you wouldn't be mentioning it otherwise. The question is, who said it?
Rob - Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 06:34 PM EDT (#127053) #
The answer is in the question. Resident basketball loudmouth Chuck Swirsky.
Craig B - Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 02:28 PM EDT (#127099) #
Gaston was a real personable guy who was happy to chat with everyone on the way up, shake hands and give us an up-close of the 1992 ring. But the tension between Griffin and Gaston was apparent.

I just wanted to say once again that love Cito Gaston.

That is all.

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