62 people died. almost all of them on the Cypress Freeway when it collapsed (5:18 PM). It would have been a lot higher, except everyone in the Bay Area was home watching the WS…
the day baseball saved lives…
Rev
huh? what bridge fell down?
I never heard that this happened… what year was this?
1989…
Oakland San Francicso Bay Bridge…
Rev
thanks Philbo
Rev
huh? wait, i am confused, how does a goldfish leaping outta a bowl get to the Series? was there an EQ or somethinG? but i LOVE the footer!
1989 dipi…
and thanks…
Rev
Wow Rev - that is a lot of people that passed away.
You are right though - baseball did save a lot of lives that day.
Did you know that the very first baseball game ever played was about 7 min from my front door 
(you probably didnt know that because you dont know where I live - but still…) 
sure i was in Cooperstown just last summer! and rev i was born in late Sept. 1989 so i know nothing bout that year…
I would love to go to cooperstown someday. Baseball is such a great sport - I used to love watching and playing it, but now only playing it. It has become way to boring to watch - catching thehighlights are nice though
yeah its really cool there! but with our fast paced world baseball is a slow paced game…thats why it get kinda boring to watch. i watch my Yank’s though =) although i am closer to Boston…but 1918 was the last Series win, and i hate their fans and their players…:bad:
Holy sheot I feel old!!! You were born in '89??? Oh my geezus! /me falls over…
baseball is the perfect spectator sport. You can do a multitude of things while watching the game. Try doing anything during the last 2 min of an NBA game (which still takes 45 min to play for some odd time and space phenom)…
In 1993 I went to 60 games at Candlestick… I still haven’t paid for a game at Pac Bell… it’s just a shopping mall in which they play baseball… I do go and watch thru the right field fence for free tho…
Rev
Rev I agree with going to the games - I love the atmosphere at the stadium, but watching the games on Television, I just cannot do it anymore. I used to watch every Jays game whenever they were on, but I cannot do it now. Like I said though - going to the game is a different story - I love the feel of the ball park.
I think the best stadium I have ever been to was the old Detroit one, just knowing all the history there - it was great.
hehe, so this means i made 100+ posts in teh lsat 5 days?
you did who with the what now?
*Originally posted by reverendflash *
**1989 dipi…
and thanks…
Rev **
My grandma was on that bridge 
I’m famous
- Soul :goatee:
looks like i am going to do a bit of research…:pirate:
after a good game of Live though!
i keep my passwords nioce adn simple. for every single thing my passowrd is password. noone ever thinks of it. except…****
i got 2 passwords. but i know where i use what, so its no big deal…
I often use randomly generated password I get by default from somethings. Like even now I use a password I got from an angelfire account I set up like 6-7 years ago - just a mash of letters and numbers, but Ive found a way to easily remember them so its good
