i really hope you never ever ever ever ever report on star trek uniform information again, you almost ruined this entire site

Haaaaa…naw, as a one-shot I don’t mind it. And since it came up, who the hell approved those uniforms for the first movie? They looked like a bunch of dorks walking around in their jammies…say, you think a lot of Major Leaguers watched that film as kids?

You guys are KILLING me!!!!! Extensive talk about the North Stars and the Minneapolis Lakers?????? What a way to harsh my high. Wrath of Khan? It has NOTHING on the wrath of a Minnesotan fan scorned. I am going to have to post this again tomorrow to truly convey my angst.

I spotted a North Star shirt at the club tonight, which was bad enough. Now I gotta read this???? I also spotted a Yankees cap and was about to whap the guy–but at least it was a classic cap.

On the beer front: I asked for a Belgian beer. I got a Blue Moon. It was ok for the first three sips, then it started to taste like aspirin. I only have one drink a night, so my quest to find a beer will take a while–unless I give it up totally.

Harumph. I’m going to bed. Mad.

another thing about the Raptors-Great Lakes thing, how would they fit `great laker` on the uni

The same way the Timberwolves fit that on their jersey….technology

Sir Jock Strap said:

#35

When Rickey Henderson started his illustrious career, his first number was 35. He was awesome with the number 35. I wanted to wear 35, because two of my favorite A’s wore it, Henderson and Vida Blue.

When Henderson was traded to the yankees, he took the number 24, because Willie Mays was his hero. I always thought it was lame, because Henderson was Henderson and 35 was his number. When Rickey returned to the A’s, he kept the number 24. Which brings me to this …

When the A’s retire his number, do they retire 35 or 24?

24, probably.

Also, check out the stirrups and the (kinda) high cuffs! And the yellow sanitaries! And the white shoes! God I love those uniforms.

Let’s try that again.

#35

When Rickey Henderson started his illustrious career, his first number was 35. He was awesome with the number 35. I wanted to wear 35, because two of my favorite A’s wore it, Henderson and Vida Blue.

When Henderson was traded to the yankees, he took the number 24, because Willie Mays was his hero. I always thought it was lame, because Henderson was Henderson and 35 was his number. When Rickey returned to the A’s, he kept the number 24. Which brings me to this …

When the A’s retire his number, do they retire 35 or 24?

24, probably.

Also, check out the stirrups and the (kinda) high cuffs! And the yellow sanitaries! And the white shoes! God I love those uniforms.