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Sat 04/20/13 05:28 AM
Thank God it is finally over!! I hope now people can be a little more at ease. I also hope the people who lost loved ones, or were injured can find some sort of comfort. My thoughts and prayers continue to be with those affected by this!!flowers flowers And to the FBI, Boston Police, and everyone else involved in the search and capture, KUDOS TO YOU!! A JOB WELL DONE!!:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

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Tue 04/16/13 06:37 AM
It was a very frightening day in Boston on Marathon Monday. I attended the Marathon because I had some friends that were running the race. I was on Boylston St. not far away from the finish line when the two bombs exploded at 2:50 pm, 10 seconds apart. When the first bomb exploded we heard the boom and saw the cloud of smoke, we also noticed debris flying around, people in the crowd were yelling, but most of us thought it was a pipeline that burst. But when the second bomb went off, everyone started scattering to the nearest buildings for safety. We later heard that the two bombs were planted in trash cans and the police were treating it as a criminal offense. The fear and terror in everyone's eyes and the noise of the explosions will never erase from my mind. In all the times I've been to Boston, I have never seen the city in lockdown and chaos. The Boston police, paramedics, firefighters, volunteers, and everyone else that responded did an amazing job at clearing the crowds and keeping us from further harm. The last I heard there were 3 deaths, including an 8 year old boy, and 148 injured. God Bless the training of everyone that was involved in the rescue!! and God Bless the victims and their families!!flowers flowers flowers flowers flowers

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Sun 04/14/13 02:25 PM
Who Is The Best NBA Player To Have Ever Stepped Onto The Court???huh huh huh huh huh




A. Michael Jordan
B. Wilt Chamberlain
C. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
D. Magic Johnson
E. Shaquille O'Neal
F. Kobe Bryant
G. LeBron James
H. Bill Russell
I. Julius Erving
J. Karl Malone
K. (Other)

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Sun 04/14/13 01:36 PM
Who Is The Greatest Heavyweight Boxer To Have Ever Fought In The Ring???surprised surprised surprised surprised surprised



A. Muhammad Ali
B. Joe Frazier
C. Joe Louis
D. Rocky Marciano
E. Evander Holyfield
F. George Foreman
G. Mike Tyson
H. Larry Holmes
I. Jack Dempsey
J. Gene Tunney
K. (Other)

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Wed 04/10/13 03:25 PM
Who Is Your Favorite Movie Director???think think think think think



A. Steven Spielberg
B. Martin Scorsese
C. George Lucas
D. Quentin Tarantino
E. Spike Lee
F. James Cameron
G. Oliver Stone
H. John Carpenter
I. Christopher Nolan
J. Clint Eastwood
K. (Other)

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Tue 04/09/13 11:20 AM

Barry Bonds is not a choice here ?

Barry Bonds (1986-present)
Position: Leftfielder
Greatest Moment: Home run No. 71, breaking Mark McGwire's single season record.

Why he's the greatest: Bonds has already passed his godfather Mays on the all-time home run leader list. Bonds is approaching 700 homers and the totals that Ruth and Aaron posted. Doping controversy aside, Bonds is certain to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer. He's won six NL MVP awards. Despite his awesome career home run total, he's only led the NL in homers twice. In 2002, he led the league in hitting with an average of .370.

The only thing missing for Bonds is a World Series championship ring. He did have his chance as the San Francisco Giants made it to the Series in 2002; however, they lost to the Anaheim Angels in seven games. Even without the all-time home run record, Bonds was an easy choice for the top spot on this list. Love him or hate him, you have to admit he's the game's most electrifying player and feared hitter.



So Ted Williams comes in as the second choice...

Ted Williams (1939-1960)
Position: Leftfielder
Greatest Moment: Hitting home run No. 500 against the Cleveland Indians on June 17, 1960.

Why he's one of the greatest: Many consider Williams the greatest hitter in the modern era. He was a two-time winner of the Triple Crown and AL MVP. He batted .406 in 1941; that contributed to his lifetime batting average of .344. The 17-time All-Star won six batting championships.

Williams wasn't just a good contact hitter; he had impressive power, blasting 521 career home runs.


PLAY BALL !
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Great answers!!! I can tell you know your stuff when it comes to Baseball.

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Tue 04/09/13 11:18 AM

Honus Wagner
Rodgers Hornsby





I've heard of them, but not really familiar with them.

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Tue 04/09/13 11:15 AM

The world has lost a beautiful and classy lady...how sad..





I agree!! She was very classy, and oh so beautiful!!

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Tue 04/09/13 11:13 AM

R.I.P Annette Funicello.




Thanks for your response!!

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Tue 04/09/13 11:09 AM




bobby i still belive hes alive
he was a tap dancer on lawerene welk show
and he still had that baby face




I like the picture!!!

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Tue 04/09/13 11:06 AM



Rest in Peace...






Great Photos!! Wasn't she a beautiful looking lady!!

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Tue 04/09/13 11:04 AM

I can't tell you how many time I donned the mouse ears
to watch her on the Mickey Mouse Club.

(We could only afford one pair, so my older sister
always got to wear them and I had to wear my Mother's
old black bra on my head.)

RIP darlin'.





I can see that you were a big fan of hers!!

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Tue 04/09/13 11:03 AM

How sad. I remember watching her as a kid. RIP Annette:cry:




Your Right! it is very sad!!

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Tue 04/09/13 11:01 AM

RIP

The first time I remember seeing her was in the original The Shaggy Dog.




Wow! That was back some time ago.

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Tue 04/09/13 11:00 AM

She will be missed. She had quite a smile.





Your Right! She had a beautiful smile!





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Tue 04/09/13 08:49 AM
Who Is The Greatest Baseball Player To Have Ever Lived???what what what


A. Babe Ruth
B. Hank Aaron
C. Joe DiMaggio
D. Ted Williams
E. Jackie Robinson
F. Lou Gehrig
G. Willie Mays
H. Ty Cobb
I. Mickey Mantle
J. (Other)

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Mon 04/08/13 02:28 PM
Annette Funicello the Mouseketeer who starred in the Mickey Mouse Club in the 1950's passed away today at the age of 70 after a long battle with Multiple Sclerosis. She announced to the world in 1992 about her illness . She starred in movies in the 1960's with Frankie Avalon movies such as "Beach Blanket Bingo" and "Bikini Beach"
THE WORLD HAS LOST ANOTHER LEGEND!!!sad2 sad2 sad2

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Tue 04/02/13 04:56 AM
popcorn- Thank you for your kindness!!

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Sun 03/31/13 01:46 PM
Rainbow Trout- Thank you for your kind words!!

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Sun 03/31/13 11:54 AM
unsure- Thank you very much for your kindness!!