Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 4:17 pm
After the circle comment from Gov's gotta side with OGEE hereNeutron 14 wrote:OGEE's Catholic?Govs93 wrote:Your knees must hurt.OGEE OGELTHORPE wrote:PB as always on The Factor is a true Patriot
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Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 4:22 pm
Perhaps that may have been a bit of a low blow. A thousand pardons.Can't Never Tried wrote:After the circle comment from Gov's gotta side with OGEE hereNeutron 14 wrote:OGEE's Catholic?Govs93 wrote: Your knees must hurt.
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 9:23 am
Patriots have been subjected to low blows from Pinheads thruout history from Joan of Arc to Paul Revere and the Raiders and so on.
But we remain on the high road of fair and balanced regardless.
We report. You decide.
But we remain on the high road of fair and balanced regardless.
We report. You decide.
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 11:45 am
Will Johan win one for Willy?
Will Livan continue to falter?
Stay tuned to the Factor they both pitch tonight.
Will Livan continue to falter?
Stay tuned to the Factor they both pitch tonight.
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:34 pm
I made sure to get my tickets in the left field power alley tonight. Be sure to watch the game tonight and keep an eye out for me... Ill be the handsome devil catching all the homerun balls hit by the Nationals.OGEE OGELTHORPE wrote:Will Johan win one for Willy?
Will Livan continue to falter?
Stay tuned to the Factor they both pitch tonight.
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:41 pm
We'll be keeping an eye out for Gov's .... for those that haven't met him this will help.Govs93 wrote:I made sure to get my tickets in the left field power alley tonight. Be sure to watch the game tonight and keep an eye out for me... Ill be the handsome devil catching all the homerun balls hit by the Nationals.OGEE OGELTHORPE wrote:Will Johan win one for Willy?
Will Livan continue to falter?
Stay tuned to the Factor they both pitch tonight.
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:44 pm
... But I'll probably be wearing a Twins cap.Can't Never Tried wrote:We'll be keeping an eye out for Gov's .... for those that haven't met him this will help.Govs93 wrote:I made sure to get my tickets in the left field power alley tonight. Be sure to watch the game tonight and keep an eye out for me... Ill be the handsome devil catching all the homerun balls hit by the Nationals.OGEE OGELTHORPE wrote:Will Johan win one for Willy?
Will Livan continue to falter?
Stay tuned to the Factor they both pitch tonight.
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 4:18 pm
Oof... Saw this on the Strib:
Hernandez needs a good start after going 0-3 with a 9.38 ERA in his past six outings. He has allowed more than two hits per inning in those six starts.
Hernandez needs a good start after going 0-3 with a 9.38 ERA in his past six outings. He has allowed more than two hits per inning in those six starts.
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 7:47 am
Not too tough being fair and balanced this morning.
The Factor has gotta be ALL SQUARE!
The Factor has gotta be ALL SQUARE!
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 8:20 am
Can't Never Tried wrote:We'll be keeping an eye out for Gov's .... for those that haven't met him this will help.Govs93 wrote:I made sure to get my tickets in the left field power alley tonight. Be sure to watch the game tonight and keep an eye out for me... Ill be the handsome devil catching all the homerun balls hit by the Nationals.OGEE OGELTHORPE wrote:Will Johan win one for Willy?
Will Livan continue to falter?
Stay tuned to the Factor they both pitch tonight.
Ahhhh...
I was wondering where Popeye went
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 8:24 am
In large part due to Torii hitting a 2 run double off of Johan last night. That was pretty cool matchup for Twins fans to watch.Neutron 14 wrote:Not too tough being fair and balanced this morning.
The Factor has gotta be ALL SQUARE!
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:26 am
STILL ALL SQUARE AND OVER A THIRD OF THE WAY THERENeutron 14 wrote:The Factor has gotta be ALL SQUARE!
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:33 am
We report.
You decide.
Fair.
Balanced.
Interseting, the Mets invest 100 million dollars in Johan Who and all he does is get his manager fired.
It is nice of the Pinhead Mets to pay Johan for what he did as a Twin.
Livantana shuts down the Nationals and Johan loses to the Angels.
The Factor is back to 0, or as some would say "All Square".
A Talking Point might be "what would The Factor be if Livantana got to pitch vs the national league like Who now does?"
The Factor might make even more hay, if you will.
Just about half way thru and The Factor reports to you that saying Adios to Sanatana makes no difference to the Twins success this season, so far.
On a program note, make sure to check your listings on the main board for a thread now in production called The Catholic Factor which should air some time this fall.
In the meantime, stay tuned to The Factor as we follow the effect of losing Johan Who to the Mets in this fair and balanced report
You decide.
Fair.
Balanced.
Interseting, the Mets invest 100 million dollars in Johan Who and all he does is get his manager fired.
It is nice of the Pinhead Mets to pay Johan for what he did as a Twin.
Livantana shuts down the Nationals and Johan loses to the Angels.
The Factor is back to 0, or as some would say "All Square".
A Talking Point might be "what would The Factor be if Livantana got to pitch vs the national league like Who now does?"
The Factor might make even more hay, if you will.
Just about half way thru and The Factor reports to you that saying Adios to Sanatana makes no difference to the Twins success this season, so far.
On a program note, make sure to check your listings on the main board for a thread now in production called The Catholic Factor which should air some time this fall.
In the meantime, stay tuned to The Factor as we follow the effect of losing Johan Who to the Mets in this fair and balanced report
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:42 am
packerboy wrote:We report.
You decide.
Fair.
Balanced.
Interseting, the Mets invest 100 million dollars in Johan Who and all he does is get his manager fired.
It is nice of the Pinhead Mets to pay Johan for what he did as a Twin.
Livantana shuts down the Nationals and Johan loses to the Angels.
The Factor is back to 0, or as some would say "All Square".
A Talking Point might be "what would The Factor be if Livantana got to pitch vs the national league like Who now does?"
The Factor might make even more hay, if you will.
Just about half way thru and The Factor reports to you that saying Adios to Sanatana makes no difference to the Twins success this season, so far.
On a program note, make sure to check your listings on the main board for a thread now in production called The Catholic Factorwhich should air some time this fall.
In the meantime, stay tuned to The Factor as we follow the effect of losing Johan Who to the Mets in this fair and balanced report
Oh great ! can hardly wait!
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:44 am
Can't Never Tried wrote:packerboy wrote:We report.
You decide.
Fair.
Balanced.
Interseting, the Mets invest 100 million dollars in Johan Who and all he does is get his manager fired.
It is nice of the Pinhead Mets to pay Johan for what he did as a Twin.
Livantana shuts down the Nationals and Johan loses to the Angels.
The Factor is back to 0, or as some would say "All Square".
A Talking Point might be "what would The Factor be if Livantana got to pitch vs the national league like Who now does?"
The Factor might make even more hay, if you will.
Just about half way thru and The Factor reports to you that saying Adios to Sanatana makes no difference to the Twins success this season, so far.
On a program note, make sure to check your listings on the main board for a thread now in production called The Catholic Factorwhich should air some time this fall.
In the meantime, stay tuned to The Factor as we follow the effect of losing Johan Who to the Mets in this fair and balanced report
Oh great ! can hardly wait!
I have a hunch that the "network execs" are going to clamp down on this one faster than Cop Rock.
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 8:44 am
Livantana gives up 1 earned in seven innings outdueling the 2006 NL CY, and the Twins complete the sweep of the Diamondbacks.
Santana gets a gimme tonight against the hapless Mariners. Right?
Santana gets a gimme tonight against the hapless Mariners. Right?
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 9:23 am
Interesting, Livantana is struggling until we reach interleague play and then he ......well, makes hay.
The Pinheads who appear on the thread with their negative Spin regarding the fair and balanced reporting of The Factor dont want to mention that Livantana pitches against the AL and Johan (get your manager fired)Who makes his 100 million vs the much weaker NL.
This is a Talking Point that many dont want to consider.
But We Report, You Decide.
We will see how Johan Who does tonight and then report in a fair and balanced way regarding where we are at. So stay tuned to The Factor and lets hear it for you Patriots out there.
The Pinheads who appear on the thread with their negative Spin regarding the fair and balanced reporting of The Factor dont want to mention that Livantana pitches against the AL and Johan (get your manager fired)Who makes his 100 million vs the much weaker NL.
This is a Talking Point that many dont want to consider.
But We Report, You Decide.
We will see how Johan Who does tonight and then report in a fair and balanced way regarding where we are at. So stay tuned to The Factor and lets hear it for you Patriots out there.
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 9:34 am
HI-HO Silva did the same thing in Seattle. Whats with these high priced "Saviors"?packerboy wrote: Johan (get your manager fired)Who makes his 100 million vs the much weaker NL.
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 9:51 am
Interesting Neut, the Pinheads would have you believe that these "high priced saviors" are going to be the answer to all of the teams problems.
A FactorReality Check is needed to dissuade such thinking and you are a true Patriot for pointing it out.
A FactorReality Check is needed to dissuade such thinking and you are a true Patriot for pointing it out.
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 6:55 pm
I don't care what else happens in tonight's Mets game, Johan just gave up a grand slam to Felix Hernandez so The Factor has to dip just based on that! Granted, all 4 runs are unearned because David Wright booted a routine grounder that PB could've made in his sleep, but that's beside the point
Man, did I enjoy that! It was a no doubter too. As soon as Hernandez made contact, Johan just dropped his head. The only thing better would've been if Hi-Ho Silva would've hit it.
Awesome!
Man, did I enjoy that! It was a no doubter too. As soon as Hernandez made contact, Johan just dropped his head. The only thing better would've been if Hi-Ho Silva would've hit it.
Awesome!
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 8:28 pm
Did Hernandez sprain his ankle trotting around the bases?Govs93 wrote:I don't care what else happens in tonight's Mets game, Johan just gave up a grand slam to Felix Hernandez so The Factor has to dip just based on that! Granted, all 4 runs are unearned because David Wright booted a routine grounder that PB could've made in his sleep, but that's beside the point
Man, did I enjoy that! It was a no doubter too. As soon as Hernandez made contact, Johan just dropped his head. The only thing better would've been if Hi-Ho Silva would've hit it.
Awesome!
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 8:45 pm
No, but he almost dislocated his shoulder patting himself on the back trotting around 1st.sinbin006 wrote:Did Hernandez sprain his ankle trotting around the bases?Govs93 wrote:I don't care what else happens in tonight's Mets game, Johan just gave up a grand slam to Felix Hernandez so The Factor has to dip just based on that! Granted, all 4 runs are unearned because David Wright booted a routine grounder that PB could've made in his sleep, but that's beside the point
Man, did I enjoy that! It was a no doubter too. As soon as Hernandez made contact, Johan just dropped his head. The only thing better would've been if Hi-Ho Silva would've hit it.
Awesome!
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 8:55 pm
Govs93 wrote:No, but he almost dislocated his shoulder patting himself on the back trotting around 1st.
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:17 am
Interesting. Very interesting. GM-tana gives up a salami, and to a pitcher to boot!
Your talking a serious Reality Check right there!
The 5-2 loss by the Mets should move The Factor to 1 UP!
Your talking a serious Reality Check right there!
The 5-2 loss by the Mets should move The Factor to 1 UP!
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:58 am
Johan Who?
Interesting, very interesting.
Interesting, very interesting.