Would you give up blood to see the Washington Nationals play at Shea (April 13-15)? Shouldn't you be given blood instead if you have to see that matchup?
Guillermo Mota's blood has been suspended for 50 days.
Would you give up blood to see the Washington Nationals play at Shea (April 13-15)? Shouldn't you be given blood instead if you have to see that matchup?
I would settle for sucking the blood of Paul Lo Duca.
My girlfriend's an English major, and she noted an extraneous comma in the first paragraph after the word blood. She was saying people should know better. I told her you were a librarian, and she said she gave up on the American people and the English language.
But in all fairness, I almost wrote languange instead of language.
Yknow, I've given blood several times in the last few years and I don't seem to remember there being any steroids on the bad lists they read off to ya...
and Bob and/or Ravenscar, didn't they hold blood drives in the Shea parking lots right after 9/11?
Although not explicitly stated, I would think most blood banks would not look kindly on a donation of blood that contained anabolic steroids. Or HGH.
If you figure that the person already receiving the blood is sick, I don't think that a hefty dose of HGH is what I want when I'm having open heart surgery.
[soapbox] You're only supposed to give blood because it's the right thing to do. Selling blood or giving it for baseball tickets is really kind of, um, bad [/soapbox]
I would settle for sucking the blood of Paul Lo Duca.
For four hours.
But in all fairness, I almost wrote languange instead of language.
There is no extraneous comma.
These aren't the droids you're looking for.
and Bob and/or Ravenscar, didn't they hold blood drives in the Shea parking lots right after 9/11?
If you figure that the person already receiving the blood is sick, I don't think that a hefty dose of HGH is what I want when I'm having open heart surgery.
But they do need pitching. They need it like the Giants need their Depends.
1 - yes
2 - no
3 - maybe so
4 - I don't know
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