Featured topics at our next monthly meeting of The Official Rockford Files Fan Club (TORFFC as some prefer) will include a discussion as to why Jim Rockford's trailer at Paradise Cove in Malibu never seemed to be connected to any utilities.
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Featured topics are going to be hard to follow without a scorecard.
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Thomps2525
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A scorecard is an ideal way to keep track of each at-bat and each play when you go to a baseball game provided you know all the symbols and notations that are used to designate hits, runs, outs and other statistics, or you could always just look at the fershlugginer electronic scoreboard!
If you're keeping score at home, the symbol for "fershlugginer" is "Fr."
If you're keeping score at home, the symbol for "fershlugginer" is "Fr."
Look at the fershlugginer electronic scoreboard if you want to see someone turned down for a "marriage proposal" or a couple of people coerced into kissing one another, but if you want to know the score, you gotta keep your eye on the field.
There are symbols and notations in baseball scorecards, but the beautiful thing about scorecards is that as long as you can read it, you can make it up yourself.
There are symbols and notations in baseball scorecards, but the beautiful thing about scorecards is that as long as you can read it, you can make it up yourself.
The field here has become quite convoluted as we have yet another instance in which someone missed a contribution or two and followed up on the wrong clue and people kept on going and going and going without noticing.
And I think it involved quad both times, not that there's anything wrong with that.
And I think it involved quad both times, not that there's anything wrong with that.
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People kept on going and going and going without noticing when I did what I did, but at least there's not video of it to embarrass me for posterity.
I must have had my window open for A LONG TIME there before I posted. Mea culpa.
I must have had my window open for A LONG TIME there before I posted. Mea culpa.
Posterity will look back on our contributions here and see this as being one of the great defining moments in the history of the Internet.
One of the great defining moments in the history of the Internet was the day we discovered that there is definitely a reason why certain threads are dredged up after so many years, though we could but speculatively put a finger on anything in general and nothing in particular.
The interns are working on it, ladies and gents.
The interns are working on it, ladies and gents.
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Here in the "Off The Air" board I often find amusing threads to pass the time while I waste what would otherwise probably be more productive time.
All the time in the world is what Henry Bemis finally had so he could immerse himself in his favorite works of literature in my favorite episode of The Twilight Zone.
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Thomps2525
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On the earth there are billions of people known as "earthlings" and I'm wondering if somewhere among the stars there is a race of creatures known as starlings.
One of you ornithologists can come up with something now.
One of you ornithologists can come up with something now.
Starlings are probably out there in the universe somewhere, and in their world there's an episode of The Twilight Zone called "To Serve Birds."