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From tomorrow's Sun-Sentinel

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For those who don't know the man, Mike Ryoko was one of the greatest American journalists of the 20th century, who painted pictures of life in Chicago for nearly thirty years with his prose and insights into life in the windy city.

 

And tomorrow night his words will echo through Wrigley Field as Cubs fans once again feel the executioner's rope slowly tightening around each of their necks.

 

Go Fish !

Hey Mike Ryoko,

 

 

 

:fyou

 

 

GO MARLINS!!!

LOL!

 

As if it's not about business. No, instead it's about "character" and "life" and bad luck and good luck and magic and curses.

 

No, it's about business, you dumbasses!

 

GO MARLINS!

So, look. Let's part as friends on this. The Marlins had a very nice year. The playoff victory over the Giants was breathtaking. On Sunday, they played a game for the ages. How about we just end the season on that note?

 

We keep that home victory memory in the bank -- and watch the Cubs go to the World Series.

 

The Marlins, all of 11 years old, haven't been to the Series since 1997. What a shame.

 

You want to complain, talk to me in 52 years.

 

 

 

Hey Howard Goodman,

 

 

:fyou

 

 

GO MARLINS!!!! :angry

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