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Phillies win the World Series
PostPosted:Wed Oct 29, 2008 10:11 pm
by Tessian
I don't know if anyone else followed the series... but what a hell of a way to end it. After a suspended game, playing 3.5 innings tonight and the Phillies finally win 4-3.
2nd Phillies World Series in history (1980 was the first). Comcast broke the William Penn curse

Re: Phillies win the World Series
PostPosted:Thu Oct 30, 2008 12:08 am
by Imakeholesinu
Tessian wrote:I don't know if anyone else followed the series... but what a hell of a way to end it. After a suspended game, playing 3.5 innings tonight and the Phillies finally win 4-3.
2nd Phillies World Series in history (1980 was the first). Comcast broke the William Penn curse 
It's a Comcastic World Series.
PostPosted:Thu Oct 30, 2008 12:39 am
by Flip
I watched, was a good playoffs all around.
I hate to say it (since it defends Seek), but your header is a spoiler.
PostPosted:Thu Oct 30, 2008 7:53 am
by Tessian
Flip wrote:I watched, was a good playoffs all around.
I hate to say it (since it defends Seek), but your header is a spoiler.
Oh please, if you cared about this you knew it already. Only if someone here was a hardcore Phillies fan who worked last night and didn't watch the game but taped it and didn't want to know the outcome yet would care...and in that case you'd be smart to avoid the internet anyway, being national news and all.
PostPosted:Thu Oct 30, 2008 9:33 am
by Flip
I would agree, sports spoilers dont bother me at all, the issue needs to be laid to rest. I only point it out to show how silly it is to those who freaked out over the UFC fight thing.
PostPosted:Thu Oct 30, 2008 9:47 am
by Kupek
There's a difference. The World Series was broadcast on network tv at prime time. UFC fights are PPV, and people often watch them after they happen.
PostPosted:Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:35 am
by Julius Seeker
Keep in mind that this was a post by Kali (and not just within 24 hours, but days after the event); he has a tendency to go into threads on topics he doesn't care about in order to try to stir things up.