PerfectAnomaly
Resident Smart Ass
Yeah, it was footage of him talking against a white background wearing a dark blue, long-sleeved pullover shirt with part of the white tank top visible.
Carmine Giovinazzo Discussion: The Non-Locker Room Thread
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Yeah, it was footage of him talking against a white background wearing a dark blue, long-sleeved pullover shirt with part of the white tank top visible.
MrsGiovinazzo
CSI Level Three
PerfectAnomoly - You rock! Thanks so much for transcribing that for us. 
It is interesting that growing up he rooted for either the Yankees or the Mets. I grew up in the San Francisco area and people rooted for either the San Francisco Giants or the Oakland A's in baseball and either the Forty-Niners or the Raiders in football. People picked one or the other. Going either way just wasn't an option.
It is interesting that growing up he rooted for either the Yankees or the Mets. I grew up in the San Francisco area and people rooted for either the San Francisco Giants or the Oakland A's in baseball and either the Forty-Niners or the Raiders in football. People picked one or the other. Going either way just wasn't an option.lookaboomerang
Coroner
It is weird that he straddles the fence. I know that at least upstate, you go either one way or the other. Or you know, you pick the one to like based on who ever is doing better the day someone asks you, 'Who do you like better? Mets or Yankees?' :lol:
PerfectAnomaly
Resident Smart Ass
Thanks for the thanks, everyone!
I'd guess being a player himself - one that was serious and good enough to realistically aspire to play in the bigs - he probably saw different things about each team he admired. Or, maybe he was just a weird, indecisive kid.
I'd guess being a player himself - one that was serious and good enough to realistically aspire to play in the bigs - he probably saw different things about each team he admired. Or, maybe he was just a weird, indecisive kid.
Twinkletoes
Lab Technician
I can't begin to tell you what a strange visual image I'm getting from that sentence :lol: :lol:
Is 'goes both ways' better? Oh, wait--totally different connotations... :lol:
It is kind of weird to root for both teams, but as someone who does it, sometimes it's more about loving the city overall than it is about loving one team/hating the other. But plenty of proud Chicagoans hate one team and love the other, so that might be too much of a generalization. In my case, I'm just not into sports enough to get into hating a team, but obviously that's not Carmine's case.
It is kind of weird to root for both teams, but as someone who does it, sometimes it's more about loving the city overall than it is about loving one team/hating the other. But plenty of proud Chicagoans hate one team and love the other, so that might be too much of a generalization. In my case, I'm just not into sports enough to get into hating a team, but obviously that's not Carmine's case.
MrsGiovinazzo
CSI Level Three
Perhaps there's hope for Eddie after all.Top41 said:
Is 'goes both ways' better? Oh, wait--totally different connotations... :lol:
Twinkletoes
Lab Technician
Certainly does :lol: Don't get me started on all the jokes about handling balls....
MrsGiovinazzo
CSI Level Three
^ While discussing baseball, the man did play short stop, didn't he? Let's hope there's no double meaning there. :lol:
Twinkletoes
Lab Technician
^^^ LOL! Now that would be a tragedy....
PerfectAnomaly
Resident Smart Ass
At least bats for both teams or switch hitter doesn't squelch the fangirl dreams.
:devil:I agree with Twinkletoes. That would definitely be a tragedy.
I must block all thoughts of such things from my mind. Turning back to non-locker room thoughts:
As of yesterday (June 7), TWIB added video of the May 31 episode - Why the 31st instead of the 26th is beyond me. Anyway, when they get aroung to adding the June 2 video I'll put up the link.