galactagogue wrote:i usually just assume no one is into me, it makes it easier to be myself.
Suspension Bridge wrote:Werewolf was the best thing to happen to me in 2015 and that includes my wedding
Kenny wrote:If you can remmeber any conversation with a cashier 30 seconds after you had it you're doing it wrong
galactagogue wrote:i usually just assume no one is into me, it makes it easier to be myself.
Suspension Bridge wrote:Werewolf was the best thing to happen to me in 2015 and that includes my wedding
Kenny wrote:If you can remmeber any conversation with a cashier 30 seconds after you had it you're doing it wrong
galactagogue wrote:i usually just assume no one is into me, it makes it easier to be myself.
Suspension Bridge wrote:Werewolf was the best thing to happen to me in 2015 and that includes my wedding
Kenny wrote:If you can remmeber any conversation with a cashier 30 seconds after you had it you're doing it wrong
When fan voting to determine the game's starters was completed, seven Cincinnati Redlegs players (Ed Bailey, Johnny Temple, Roy McMillan, Don Hoak, Frank Robinson, Gus Bell and Wally Post) had been elected to start in the All-Star Game; the only non-Redleg elected to start for the National League was St. Louis Cardinal first baseman Stan Musial. Most baseball observers agreed that while the Redlegs were known to be a great offensive team with many outstanding position players, they did not deserve seven starters in the All-Star Game.
An investigation launched by Commissioner Ford Frick found that over half of the ballots cast came from Cincinnati, with the Cincinnati Enquirer printing up pre-marked ballots and distributing them with the Sunday edition of the newspaper to make it easy for Redlegs fans to vote often for their favorite players, while stories emerged of bars in Cincinnati refusing to serve alcohol to customers until they filled out a ballot.
Frick appointed Willie Mays of the New York Giants and Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves to substitute for Bell and Post, and to strip the fans of their voting rights; Bell was kept as a reserve, while Post was injured and would have been unable to play in any event. Managers, players, and coaches picked the entire team until 1970, when the vote returned to the fans, and to avoid a repeat of this incident, MLB officials evenly distributed the 26 million ballots to 75,000 retail outlets and 150 minor and major league stadiums, while a special panel was also created to review the voting.
galactagogue wrote:i usually just assume no one is into me, it makes it easier to be myself.
Suspension Bridge wrote:Werewolf was the best thing to happen to me in 2015 and that includes my wedding
Kenny wrote:If you can remmeber any conversation with a cashier 30 seconds after you had it you're doing it wrong
galactagogue wrote:i usually just assume no one is into me, it makes it easier to be myself.
Suspension Bridge wrote:Werewolf was the best thing to happen to me in 2015 and that includes my wedding
Kenny wrote:If you can remmeber any conversation with a cashier 30 seconds after you had it you're doing it wrong
stakeout wrote:Ronnie's been coasting the last few votes. He's been piggybacking on someone and has been playing the aw shucks shit way too long. Catullus has been included on kitfox and I's convos but has only let him and I come to our own, admittedly wrong conclusions. I don't fucking know anymore.
galactagogue wrote:i usually just assume no one is into me, it makes it easier to be myself.
Suspension Bridge wrote:Werewolf was the best thing to happen to me in 2015 and that includes my wedding
Kenny wrote:If you can remmeber any conversation with a cashier 30 seconds after you had it you're doing it wrong
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