[Albion] Was it YOU at the Arizona Diamondbacks game last night?

[Bombardier]

I’m Spartacus (well, someone had to say it).

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I was washing my hair

You ha....

(I'll get my coat)

 

[Coldeanseagull]

It’s obvious isn’t it? Poor kid probably gets bullied.

At least he'll hear them coming

 

[Bald Head]

I’m Spartacus (well, someone had to say it).

I'm Spartacus.

 

[Bald Head]

It wasn't me i have a head.

 

[The Pilsbury Echo]

I'm glad it wasn't me otherwise I would of missed some Comedy gold as I was watching an American comedian unfortunately making a mockery of American politics. Now what was the guys name....

 

[Beardie]

I'm Spartacus.

I’m Brian and so’s my wife

 

[North Carolina Supporter]

 

[Seagull58]

Randy Johnson was the best pitcher I have ever seen. In 1993 when the Jays were heading for back to back World Series, we had a couple of series with the Mariners and every time he pitched, our batters simply couldn't get at.him. He was class even if he looked like he lived In a trailer park.

I remember your Expos team @Quebec Seagull . It must have hurt, especially seeing the Jays win it first. I think the Big O was a part of the problem too, by the way, which you haven't touched upon.

The only baseball match I've ever been to was at the BOB in 2001 (I think) watching Randy Johnson pitch against some Korean pitcher who threw sidearm. Funniest bit of the game was Randy running to first base like a giraffe in slo-mo.

 

[gmabel830]

It wasn’t me, but I live in a Phoenix, Arizona. There’s a large American Express campus here. I work for AMEX and have seen others in Brighton gear every now and again. I’ve had people ask me when out in my gear “Are you from Brighton or do you work for AMEX?”

 

[Anger]

No, I don’t think so.

I’m sure I would have remembered flying to America and buying tickets for that baseball game.

 

[madinthehead]

Nope.. unless I was drunk.... I wasnt!

 

[Winker]

I'm either the inventor of a teleporter machine or it wasn't me.

Clue: I don't have that shirt.

You decide.

 

[jcdenton08]

 

[Jack Straw]

The kiddie in the red shirt in the top-left corner, seems a little wary of a small ungulate's foot dangling in front of him?

 

[Bob!]

I've been to Tucson, Arizona.
Where do the diamondbacks play?

 

[sully]

I didn't do it, I wasn't there
I didn't want it, I wouldn't dare

 

[Quebec Seagull]

The only baseball match I've ever been to was at the BOB in 2001 (I think) watching Randy Johnson pitch against some Korean pitcher who threw sidearm. Funniest bit of the game was Randy running to first base like a giraffe in slo-mo.

Park Chan-Ho of the LA Dodgers. He was the first South Korean to play in the majors.

Now here's an amusing anecdote. Do you remember the movie Liar, Liar with Canadian comic Jim Carrey? It came out in 1999, I think. It's set in Los Angeles, and Carrey's character is playing catch with his preteen son, who says he's gonna be a great pitcher someday, like Hideo Nomo. (Nomo was the Dodgers' Japanese superstar pitcher at the time.) I saw the movie in a cinema in Seoul, and was reading the subtitles to improve my Korean. Well, the subtitles read Park Chan-Ho instead of Hideo Nomo!!! The English-agnostic audience giggled at the flattering mention of Park, but I burst out laughing at the chauvinism on display. Everyone turned towards the  baegin (white man) with puzzled stares, leaving them with the belief that perhaps the Korean translator had failed to convey the full humour of the brief exchange.

.

 

[Triggaaar]

It 100% wasn't me, I was at The Bridge Inn, Houghton Bridge and they don't have a baseball park

Do you have witnesses?

 

[Eeyore]

It still wasn't me.