Hope Swisher brought some extra pants.......and hammy's.

From fantastic Guelph Ontario.

Okay, topic shift. I saw my first ever pair of truck nuts. I had no idea and was like wtf??? Googled it and indeed these are actually things people but and put on their vehicles. Have any of you heard of this???

 

1. On Game threads... We never announce topic shifts... We just shift.

2. Truck Nuts... Someone invented and someone is buying it. America is the land of opportunity!

Plouffe

More of that Trevor.......please.

1. On Game threads... We never announce topic shifts... We just shift.

2. Truck Nuts... Someone invented and someone is buying it. America is the land of opportunity!

Why? I mean, seriously, why?

What self respecting redneck doesn't have truck nuts? I mean....C'MON!

I kind of like this alternating HR, SO thing, great strategy if you ask me, very entertaining.

Why? I mean, seriously, why?

"Oversized multi-colored imitation testicles to advertise that your vehicle is driven by a manly-man" doesn't have the same ring to it.

From fantastic Guelph Ontario.

 

Yeah... I got one of them Blackberry... A device that loads so slow that you have to remind yourself that its still faster than information was in 1972.

Here's the link for those of you that want to keep track of what is going on with the Twins affiliate teams.

 

Minnesota Twins Affiliates Scoreboard | MiLB.com Scoreboard | The Official Site of Minor League Baseball

Every run in the Chicago series was the result of a home run. It appears this trend continues

Why? I mean, seriously, why?

 

Over time... The people who shop on... Rodeo Drive... for example... Over time... The same old choices to spend your money on start to wear thin and something new needs to be introduced.

 

Truck nuts are for that bored Rodeo Drive crowd.

Yeah... I got one of them Blackberry... A device that loads so slow that you have to remind yourself that its still faster than information was in 1972.

They work better in Canada, I have a BB10, no speed issues.....could be a Grand Forks thing, maybe?....Probably.

this eddie alberts is pretty good.

Over time... The people who shop on... Rodeo Drive... for example... Over time... The same old choices to spend your money on start to wear thin and something new needs to be introduced.

 

Truck nuts are for that bored Rodeo Drive crowd.

but I saw this pair driving down the Kennedy in Chicago not Rodeo Drive. And twins49, are you a self respecting redneck?

In honour of Andrew Albers I'm drinking a Pil for every SO and perfect inning......that's loyalty, believe me!

Here's the link for those of you that want to keep track of what is going on with the Twins affiliate teams.

 

Minnesota Twins Affiliates Scoreboard | MiLB.com Scoreboard | The Official Site of Minor League Baseball

 

Grin... You could provide a great service to the game thread... You could be our down on the farm reporter.

 

We need one... The format would be simple... Come up with a sounder and fill us in.

 

Something like this...

 

"Dun Dun Dah... Reporting from down on the farm... I'm Grin... In New Britain... Alex Meyer has thrown 5 innings of shut out ball against Lehigh Valley. Meyer has struck out 8 Iron Pigs with one hit allowed. Reporting Live from Conneticut... I'm grin"

 

Something like that.

this eddie alberts is pretty good.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c9/GreenAcres3rdSeasonCover.jpg/200px-GreenAcres3rdSeasonCover.jpg

They work better in Canada, I have a BB10, no speed issues.....could be a Grand Forks thing, maybe?....Probably.

 

Thats Right... It's Canada... It's a Kilometer thing. Of course it will be faster in Canada.

but I saw this pair driving down the Kennedy in Chicago not Rodeo Drive. And twins49, are you a self respecting redneck?

 

Chicago must have a version of Rodeo Drive?

Okay, topic shift. I saw my first ever pair of truck nuts. I had no idea and was like wtf??? Googled it and indeed these are actually things people but and put on their vehicles. Have any of you heard of this???

 

I have never seen these in the road, but after googling this I believe you. Now I am wondering if I could make money creating and selling truck vaginas.

Chicago must have a version of Rodeo Drive?

Sure. The Mag Mile. That's not where I saw these

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c9/GreenAcres3rdSeasonCover.jpg/200px-GreenAcres3rdSeasonCover.jpg

 

 

heard arnold was canadian. poor guy.

Over time... The people who shop on... Rodeo Drive... for example... Over time... The same old choices to spend your money on start to wear thin and something new needs to be introduced.

 

Truck nuts are for that bored Rodeo Drive crowd.

 

I live one block from Rodeo and the dog and I walk it often, mainly for the scenery. However, I have never seen any truck nuts in the windows.

I have never seen these in the road, but after googling this I believe you. Now I am wondering if I could make money creating and selling truck vaginas.

I'm no marketing expert, but I'm thinking the truck crowd might not be your target audience.

 

Mazda Miata, maybe.

I have never seen these in the road, but after googling this I believe you. Now I am wondering if I could make money creating and selling truck vaginas.

 

Sorry Glunn... Dodge beat you to it.

 

I have never seen these in the road, but after googling this I believe you. Now I am wondering if I could make money creating and selling truck vaginas.

Finally. Like I have always suspected. Glunn the Pimp enters the scene.

I live one block from Rodeo and the dog and I walk it often, mainly for the scenery. However, I have never seen any truck nuts in the windows.

 

I'd open a store right away!!!

heard arnold was canadian. poor guy.

 

Actually he was born in Illinois.

 

On September 9, 1942, Albert enlisted in the United States Navy and was discharged in 1943 to accept an appointment as a lieutenant in the U.S. Naval Reserve. He was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat "V" for his actions during the invasion of Tarawa in November 1943, when, as the pilot of a U.S. Coast Guard landing craft, he rescued 47 Marines who were stranded offshore (and supervised the rescue of 30 others), while under heavy enemy machine-gun fire.^[5]