Comments | wonkywheels: If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't be no luck at all

wonkywheels

If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't be no luck at all

Sep 06, 2007 10:10

When I was a kid, the Red Sox almost always won when I went to Fenway Park. Jim Rice and Roger Clemens had stellar performances at the first game I ever attended (in 1986), and I remember at least one spectacular extra-innings victory during the late '80s. I was 7 or 8, and I got to stay up past midnight for the second time of my life. The first ( Read more... )

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wonkywheels September 6 2007, 15:22:59 UTC

Yeah, I think it was beginner's luck for a while. Now it's back to the Red Sox tradition of acquiring players who are past their prime.

anonymous September 6 2007, 18:20:32 UTC

Do us a favor - don't go to anymore games (We need to keep winning)

wonkywheels September 6 2007, 18:25:41 UTC

Well, you're in luck because I don't think I will be attending any more games this season. Unless I decide to whore myself out on craigslist.

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doceydo September 6 2007, 19:44:12 UTC

You're so right about the garbage trucks. It's horrible.

So far I haven't had any real wardrobe mishap because of riding to work (besides wearing a kind of dirty shirt once). I'm assuming someday I'm going to forget my entire work outfit though and hilarity will ensue.

wonkywheels September 6 2007, 20:03:09 UTC

Did I ever tell you about the guy who used to work in my office whose clothes supposedly fell out on the way here, and he walked around all day in Spandex? It was awful.

jbwt September 6 2007, 21:36:19 UTC

I like how you wrote "supposedly" as if it were part of a grand scheme to be able to to wear Spandex all day (which it could have been).

wonkywheels September 7 2007, 02:58:23 UTC

Well, he seemed oddly proud of his biking outfit. And he really shouldn't have. People offered to drive him over to TJ Maxx to buy new clothes, but he declined.