Classic Astros.
Our pitcher has to take a perfect game into the seventh so that our one hit, two runs, and malignant tumor with a hat known as Brad Lidge can secure the win. How we stay in every race, every year is beyond me.
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1 comment:
Bayless (excuse me, Billy),
If you are in Europe, why on earth do you care what happens to the Astros. I am in Houston and no longer care to watch the Astros manufacture 3 runs per 18 innings or more.
Your family has said I will see a lot of me in your blog. Believe me that is not a compliment for you.
Joe T.
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