A Santa has to use stunts and crazy jumps to get his sack of presents back when it is taken by accident.
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Saturday, December 20, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
Mmmm. Musical Fruitcake
I've been enjoying Musical Fruitcake, a dormant site that collected really bad Christmas songs.
One that I like is Mom and Daddy, Please Don't Steal For Me This Christmas, which I immediately e-mailed to my parents. Enjoy!
One that I like is Mom and Daddy, Please Don't Steal For Me This Christmas, which I immediately e-mailed to my parents. Enjoy!
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Yeah yeah yeah yeah!
I Want a Beatle for Christmas!
(Well, not me, but rather Patty Surbey and the Candian VIPs. from 1964 :) )
(Well, not me, but rather Patty Surbey and the Candian VIPs. from 1964 :) )
Saturday, December 06, 2008
Rodney McCray
Rodney McCray was probably my favourite Vancouver Canadians baseball player during the team's Triple A days. Here's why.
"After finally making the majors with the White Sox in 1990, McCray was sent back down to the AAA Vancouver Canadians of the Pacific Coast League the following year. On May 27, 1991, at Civic Stadium (now PGE Park) in Portland, Oregon, McCray chased after a fly ball hit by Portland's Chip Hale; unable to make the catch, he ran right through a plywood fence in right field. McCray was not seriously hurt, but became an instant celebrity as the play was shown repeatedly on newscasts across the country; a video clip of the play is now part of a blooper reel looped at the Baseball Hall of Fame...."
Rodney! Rodney! Rodney!
I remember seeing that clip on the CBC National news broadcast the day after it happened.
"After finally making the majors with the White Sox in 1990, McCray was sent back down to the AAA Vancouver Canadians of the Pacific Coast League the following year. On May 27, 1991, at Civic Stadium (now PGE Park) in Portland, Oregon, McCray chased after a fly ball hit by Portland's Chip Hale; unable to make the catch, he ran right through a plywood fence in right field. McCray was not seriously hurt, but became an instant celebrity as the play was shown repeatedly on newscasts across the country; a video clip of the play is now part of a blooper reel looped at the Baseball Hall of Fame...."
Rodney! Rodney! Rodney!
I remember seeing that clip on the CBC National news broadcast the day after it happened.