The algorithm that binds us

Bill:
Remember the 2002 Red Sox...

 

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Doug:
Ah, wait, wait... just give a few seconds to, er, think...

 

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Bill:
Me neithah...

 

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Bill:
But Chad Finn says the version 2012 reminds him a lot of v2002.

 

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Doug:
Hmmm... that might be something palatable.

 

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Doug:
I mean Manny had a friggin monstah 2002 and package that up with $1.65 avg for a gallon of gas and it stahting to sound pretty good.

 

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Bill:
Wow, what a miraculous memory for minutia you have. Heh.

 

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Doug:
Yeah, it's a little something I live to call, "Googleito ergo sum."

 

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Comments

[Harwich Rich]

2002?? I have trouble remembering what I did yesterday ;O

[Go Sox, Go Heels, etc.]

The Narrative continues... Thanks Curt, now please shut up and go away.

http://baseballmusings.com/?p=80839

[Harwich Rich]

But does he have his Jordans furniture??

[COD]

Schilling has video games to sell - needs to keep himself in the spotlight.

[soxinsix]

I do remember the Manny-at- Pawtucket-losing-an-earring- sliding-into-3rd-and-stopping the-game-to-look-for-it story. Classic.

[lc]

RIP Earl Scruggs.

lc

[Bob]

It's kinda sad that most people only know Earl Scruggs from The Beverly Hillbillies. Although even that was pretty great stuff.

[cmdrflake]

Earl Scruggs was the king of banjo pickers, sort of a Ted Williams of the bluegrass set. Better still, he was a fine human being to boot.

[SAC]

I had a wrap for lunch today. And yesterday, too.

My teeth already feel whiter.

[sonomasox]

Unfortunately I remember a bit of '02. Turned 30 that summer, first year of law school, RS shit the bed in September a la 2011 (maybe not as bad), and I swore off the CHB. I hope Finn isn't right.

Fortunately I remember Scruggs at Merlefest. Way better.

[Rudi]

Random Observation: I saw the lights on at Fenway Tuesday night around 10pm (I work close by). I don't know what they were working on but I like seeing it each Spring.

[yazbread]

Rudi - maybe it was an exorcism?

[Jeff in NC]

Lately it occurs to me,what a long strange trip its been.... through my portion of the 86, through the following orgasm of redsoxness, and on into the whatevercomesnext...

I am a privileged soul to have heard Mr. Scruggs play live. Too bad as a child I had my head in more popular but lesser music. It shortened my time with music such as his.