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Overheard at a Boston-area pizzeria, 12:11 PM

First guy in Red Sox cap:  “What, you think Kerry actually follows the Sox?”*

Second guy in Red Sox cap:  “Yeah, why not?—why wouldn’t he?”

First guy in Red Sox cap:  “I dunno.  I get the feeling he can name the entire Oxford rowboat team, but he wouldn’t know Jimmy Rice from Rice-a-Roni.”*

Second guy in Red Sox cap:  “Crew team.  Not ‘rowboat’ team.  You said ‘rowboat’ team.”

First guy in Red Sox cap:  “Whatever.  The point is, Kerry probably thinks Yastrzemski’s a deli sandwich or something.”

Second guy in Red Sox cap:  “You think?”

First guy in Red Sox cap:  “Yeah, I do.  And I’m willing to bet he thinks Petrocelli is a red wine, too.  The phony bastard.”

5 Replies to “Overheard at a Boston-area pizzeria, 12:11 PM”

  1. Tman says:

    Third Guy with the Yankees cap: Did you see Kerry try and throw to homeplate to start the game? His arm looked like a wet noodle. If presidents were chosen by arm strength alone, Bush wouldn’t need any convention. We could just have him work on his curve for the rest of the Yankees home games. Hell, he could probably pitch better than Contreras anyways….

  2. Beck says:

    Please, like John Kerry doesn’t know his red wines backwards and forwards.

  3. michael dennis says:

    ABC Radio News here in Oklahoma played a clip of some kid at the game saying Kerry threw like a girl. Surprisingly, 2 of the 3 blurbs they played were anti-Kerry, the third one didn’t indicate an opinion pro or con Kerry.

  4. sonofnixon says:

    If you started a drinking game where you took a belt everytime Kerry simply used the words “yes” or “no” in response to a question, you would be a very, very thirsty man.

    Ted Kennedy will NOT be playing this game at the DNC.

  5. Mat says:

    In Boston, that’s pronounced “Bass-tid.”

    As in “Kerry is a phony bastid, who definitely knows all about the Yale cox, and nothing about baseball.”

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