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    New York Yankees, you've just won the World Series — what are you going to do now?
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago
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They were sent to jail? You cannot be serious
  1. All the kids in the cells we were in — they started calling [us] 'Big Pop' and 'Little Pop,' ... They really had a ball with us. They thought this was the dumbest story they ever heard.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago
  2. The Giants fans are a different type of people, just put it that way. There's a little more class on the Giants side and some Jets fans take the 'cl' out of class.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago
  3. How many years can a grown man squat, seriously?
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago
  4. In honor of Favre, the Vikings team bus always leaves its turn signal on.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago
  5. That means, after the traditional flyover, a B-1 bomber will scrape to a halt in the L.A. River bed.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago
  6. Remember, kids, there is no 'I' in team, but there is 'me' in money.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago
  7. Thousands were waiting at the airport upon the team's return ... Not to cheer the Rams. Just waiting for flights.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago
  8. We're going to buy Disneyland!
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 1 month ago

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