Fritz: A Series of Lists and a Work of Fiction
With anagrams! And this:
"The manager, Tommie Ra Lussa, had just taken the ball from his young starter. "Good job, rook, but we need to bring in the vet," the skipper said with a pat on the butt. Michael Bitasta, 41 years old but with the looks of a young Antonio Banderas, strode in confidently from the bullpen. On pace to clinch his Major League Baseball record 900th save in a few weeks, Michael had matters not of the game on his mind. Behind home plate he saw a man he had not seen in nearly a decade, when this man of mystery waited outside the office door of M. Bitasta, P.I. Agency and offered to pay Bitasta $500 to murder his wife. Bitasta had turned the man in to the local authorities, but he appeared to have been released and was back to settle the score... With a vengeance!"
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DanUpBaby
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Fritz, unless i'm really drunk
you screwed up the Trever Miller anagram- there’s an O that magically appeared out of nowhere.
also, this is really good. but i miss Randy Winn (just a tiny bit).
Aaron Rowand reaches on a fielder's choice out, left fielder Allen Craig to catcher Yadier Molina to third baseman Daniel Descalso. Andres Torres out at home. Aaron Rowand to 2nd on the throw. Two out.
not anymore
Aaron Rowand reaches on a fielder's choice out, left fielder Allen Craig to catcher Yadier Molina to third baseman Daniel Descalso. Andres Torres out at home. Aaron Rowand to 2nd on the throw. Two out.
Hmmm... Opporontly O con't spoll trovor mollor.
Thonks!
"Miller came in from the bullpen with a gan of casoline." - Mike Shannon
i love the randomness of the brian tallet picture
and i applaud the rest
"I still don’t understand what commercial is better than having me on tv" – Chris Carpenter
2011: Boog would've count 18
Highlight Magazine
I vaguely remember that. It was good times when I was a lot younger.
bollocks
by SecondHalfMatt on Apr 18, 2011 12:26 AM EDT reply actions
Oh Goofus and Gallant.
Where will your antics take you next?
Boog might've. Who's to say, really? With the extraordinary number of variables to account for, Boog very well mightn't've.
by The Continental on Apr 18, 2011 1:55 AM EDT up reply actions
I guess we have an answer to that.
Boog might've. Who's to say, really? With the extraordinary number of variables to account for, Boog very well mightn't've.
by The Continental on Apr 18, 2011 2:00 AM EDT up reply actions
This was awesome enough to require bowing to SBN's demands
and liking it through facebook.
I still don’t understand their hoops.






















