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Your they man.:banana: :banana:

 

What in the heck does that mean????

What in the heck does that mean????

 

I have spent a good 10 minutes trying to deciphre the message on Google. :lol:

Say what you want about Ross but he is slowly coming around a little bit and his defense has been solid. He has been great throwing runners out.

There I fixed it. I was trying to multi task. :lol:

 

Just remember: "you're" means "you are," while "your" is possessive.

 

 

Sorry, it's a pet peeve with me, kind of like the ritual abuse of "its" and "it's."

Say what you want about Ross but he is slowly coming around a little bit and his defense has been solid. He has been great throwing runners out.

 

Ever since before the west coast trip, he has turned it up and batted fairly well. Took him a while, but he could end up 260 for the year, that's not too bad.

 

Maybe 230 or 240, WHO KNOWS. lol

Just remember: "you're" means "you are," while "your" is possessive.

 

 

Sorry, it's a pet peeve with me, kind of like the ritual abuse of "its" and "it's."

I know. :lol: After I saw it I realized what I did.

It reminds me of the great Rodney Dangerfield joke:

 

I once dated an english teacher, I sent her a love letter, she corrected it. :lol:

Ross is hitting .245 in May.

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