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You're kidding, right?I think he's referring to the #1 and eagle-less mask.
Oh! :facepalm:
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Ftfy.Everyone's favorite little person...wrong sport.
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Taste and refinement are far from what I think of when I think of the Padres' hideous 70s look.
Glad I'm not the only one who thinks this way. The early 80s uniforms though, were pretty solid looking. I' m starting to love them.
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FtfyFollowing Bettman's logic, the next expansion shall be... (drum rolls)
San Juan, Puerto Rico
TAKE THAT MLB!
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Gray should be brought back as the underbill color for some MLB teams.
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The Simpsons went downhill after the Avs won the Cup, COINCIDENCE I THINK NOT GOOD SIRS
Admiral makes a very valid point.
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These are three of my favorite alt jerseys of all time, even if they may be BFBS:
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Since we can celebrate him going back to the “right” team (Detroit Tigers) , Alan Trammell in the uniform of the Arizona Diamondbacks:
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*facepalm* Yes, please excuse my bad math. I wasn't really thinking that all the way through.
Nevermind, this is PotD worthy! Quick question, why is a 37 member council known as the Council of 12? Was it originally just 12 guys, and 15 more were added later or something like that?
No. Let me explain how Post of the Day works - You must be invited to the council of 12. Once then you have to propose a vote by writing a handwritten letter to each member of the Council of 12. The 37 member council meets in a secret location 4 days after the postage date on said letter (not Toronto, I'll tell ya that much). From there they each cast yay or nay votes on the proposed post by placing a photo of the new Blue Jays uniforms (yay) or a photo of the new Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniforms (nay) into a box. Chris Creamer himself reads the votes. If 69% (this is an internet message board) of the vote dictates that said post is worthy of PotD then all 19 keyholders must simultaneously turn their matching keys on a second box where a flashdrive holding the png file of the PotD belt is kept. Then it is up to one of the keyholding members to feel like going through the trouble of responding to said post with the image of the belt.
Can I nominate this for post of the day?Jared Lorenzen, much like the Universe itself, is infinitely expanding.
Acheiving Council status is very difficult. One way to assure you'll never be on the council is to nominate lame posts for Post of the Day.
Wouldn't that make it the council of 27 then?
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Nevermind, this is PotD worthy! Quick question, why is a 37 member council known as the Council of 12? Was it originally just 12 guys, and 15 more were added later or something like that?
No. Let me explain how Post of the Day works - You must be invited to the council of 12. Once then you have to propose a vote by writing a handwritten letter to each member of the Council of 12. The 37 member council meets in a secret location 4 days after the postage date on said letter (not Toronto, I'll tell ya that much). From there they each cast yay or nay votes on the proposed post by placing a photo of the new Blue Jays uniforms (yay) or a photo of the new Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniforms (nay) into a box. Chris Creamer himself reads the votes. If 69% (this is an internet message board) of the vote dictates that said post is worthy of PotD then all 19 keyholders must simultaneously turn their matching keys on a second box where a flashdrive holding the png file of the PotD belt is kept. Then it is up to one of the keyholding members to feel like going through the trouble of responding to said post with the image of the belt.
Can I nominate this for post of the day?Jared Lorenzen, much like the Universe itself, is infinitely expanding.
Acheiving Council status is very difficult. One way to assure you'll never be on the council is to nominate lame posts for Post of the Day.
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Can I nominate this for post of the day?Jared Lorenzen, much like the Universe itself, is infinitely expanding.
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I hate Ohio State with a passion but those are beautiful.
I agree. Hate the team, love the uniforms. I' mother same way with the Chicago Blackhawks, or as I like to call them, the [censored] -cago Crap-Hawks. You've gotta love rivalries.
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I like your thinking.You have to remember the Panthers are poor, they can´t afford to boil the hotdogs, they have to use luke warm water.
Needless to say , e-coli, samonella, and other good stuff cause explosive diarrhea ( Cha-cha-cha )
So there you have the reason for the often empty seats. Nothing to worry about.
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I really like the jerseys worn by Team USA in the 1996 World Cup of Hockey.
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The only such matchup of these unis.2011-12 was the first year of those Tampa uniforms- didn't meet in the 2013 lockout-shortened year, and when they next played each other, Dallas had overhauled their unis.
Too bad only one out of those two uniforms were discontinued.
You should see a doctor because your hate-boner for the Lightning's jerseys has lasted a lot longer than 4 hours. Seriously, this is like the third post you've made today expressing your dislike of their jerseys.
I think I overdosed on Hate-Agra. I've unitentionally been a reverse version on PhantomDreamer today.
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Both of these uniforms are the best worn by their respective franchises. Yeah, that's right, I'm saying the Nikefied Broncos are better than the classic orange uniforms. Come at me, haters.From 1997, the one and only time the Nikefied Broncos (first season in this set) met the classic Rams getup.
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The only such matchup of these unis.2011-12 was the first year of those Tampa uniforms- didn't meet in the 2013 lockout-shortened year, and when they next played each other, Dallas had overhauled their unis.
Too bad only one out of those two uniforms were discontinued.
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This thread has just gotten way better from where it was at.
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I'll throw out the official Tigers' primary marks while I'm at it.These are the only ones that have been deemed as official primaries:1957-1960:1961-1963:1964-1993:1994-2005:2006-present:
Keep up this amazing awesomeness! I think a famous Tiger mascot must've been describing these logos when he was quoted as saying “They're Gr-r-reat"!
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Yep, the one they wore just before the switch to pullovers. The uniforms were worn by Tigers stars like Al Kaline, Willie Horton, Jim Northrup, Denny McLain, Bill Freehan, and Mickey Lolich (as well as the rest of the team) during the 1968 World Series.
Remind me - is that the 1960-1971 road uniform script?Just a reminder of my request, Colorwerx.
Here's the 1960-1971 Tigers' road uniform script:
ColorWerx, I love you, in a bro to fellow bro way. You did an amazing job recreating a thing of absolute beauty.
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Just a reminder of my request, Colorwerx.The jerseys themselves are already posted, but can I please get just the wordmark from this jersey?
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I like thick striping on baseball uniforms.
I love thick striping on baseball uniforms.
Players in the "wrong" uniforms
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