wassup?

David Freese just accepted the MVP for the World Series with his frickin ballcap on backwards. He was eloquent, and respectful.

But WTF is it with this backwards ball cap thing? It don't matter most of the time, but it seems sometimes there are places where it's just indicative of some clueless hick. If it is going to interfere with the camera, simply remove your hat, son.

Where did this come from?

Steve

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Steve B
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Hey, he had his pant's pulled up.

You want the cap on right too?

Reply to
Richard

Why do you care?

As you said, he was eloquent and respectful.

When you accept the MVP you can do it differently, until then, just shut-up and watch.

Reply to
Stuart Wheaton

He gave an eloquent focused interview. So did LaRussa (sp). He sure has aged well.

Steve

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Steve B

It prevents champagne from running down the back of your neck.

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Denis G.

Gunner Asch on Sun, 30 Oct 2011 12:26:44 -0700 typed in rec.crafts.metalworking the following:

Good book on the subject "Tough Jews" - about the Jewish gangs and gangsters. One can "blame" the Jews for the rum-runners. One of the wheeler dealers (Arnold "the Brain" Rothstein) got approached by two guys for some backing on smuggling a small boat load of liquor over the border. He said he'd think about it - and a couple days later made his counter-offer. Smuggle a ship load in, and he'd cut them in on the profits. "And thus, and American institution was born..."

Also "the ride", as in "Take him for ...". And many other colorful idioms and pastimes of the 20th century.

"Meier Lansky. Buggsy Seigel. Even Jews. Do thing illegal."

Of course the smart money had got out before the big investigations in the 50s.

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pyotr filipivich

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