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(SFGate)   Barry Bonds wants a head role in the Giants' organization   (sfgate.com) divider line 31
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2012-05-29 10:26:42 AM
Not bad, subby,
 
2012-05-29 10:31:31 AM
www.newlaunches.com

Approximate size of Barry's head
 
2012-05-29 11:14:46 AM
Barry Bonds is the only player whose bobblehead doll is an accurate scale model.
 
2012-05-29 11:50:21 AM
That's okay. No matter how poorly they hit, they're better off with him not around that much. No need for any consultant's sofas.
 
2012-05-29 12:06:29 PM
Sources say Bonds dreams of eventually expanding his head role.
 
2012-05-29 12:19:12 PM
Well, like my dad used to say, 'wish in one hand and sh*t in the other, then see which one fills up first.'
 
2012-05-29 12:38:03 PM
How about, NO?

He had a prickly, surly nature as a player. He didn't pose in official team photos, Its too late to become part of the Giants family.
 
2012-05-29 01:27:16 PM
Let me respond this way:

On Saturday, I was at the Brewers-D'backs game and was sitting in the left field bleachers. I was one of the many giving it to Ryan Braun (considering he tested positive after Game 1 of last year's Division Series against AZ, we feel particularly inclined to give him the business). At one point, I started calling him "Barry Bonds." Others picked up on that and joined in.

When you are still the poster child for being a lying SOB about your obvious use of steroids, you don't have any place in the sport.
 
2012-05-29 01:35:02 PM
Next up, Donovan McNabb to sign with Eagles to be QB coach and Jose Canseco signed by MLB to oversee drug testing.
 
2012-05-29 01:48:00 PM
I wish, compassionately, that Ba(massive)rry Bo(ego)nds would diaf.
 
2012-05-29 03:52:04 PM
desertgeek: Let me respond this way:

On Saturday, I was at the Brewers-D'backs game and was sitting in the left field bleachers. I was one of the many giving it to Ryan Braun (considering he tested positive after Game 1 of last year's Division Series against AZ, we feel particularly inclined to give him the business). At one point, I started calling him "Barry Bonds." Others picked up on that and joined in.

When you are still the poster child for being a lying SOB about your obvious use of steroids, you don't have any place in the sport.


Ryan Bonds or Barry Braun would have been a nice mix of the two.
 
2012-05-29 04:05:29 PM
rudemix: desertgeek: Let me respond this way:

On Saturday, I was at the Brewers-D'backs game and was sitting in the left field bleachers. I was one of the many giving it to Ryan Braun (considering he tested positive after Game 1 of last year's Division Series against AZ, we feel particularly inclined to give him the business). At one point, I started calling him "Barry Bonds." Others picked up on that and joined in.

When you are still the poster child for being a lying SOB about your obvious use of steroids, you don't have any place in the sport.

Ryan Bonds or Barry Braun would have been a nice mix of the two.


Yeah, but we're simpletons around here. Can't make everyone think too hard, especially when drunk.
 
2012-05-29 04:53:37 PM
some of you people are still drinking the kool-aid ESPN served when they tried to push the narrative that Bonds is the only roids user in the league, then when Palmerio, Sosa, McGuire, Clemens, A-Roid, Jason Giambi, etc etc etc got caught all the sudden they got off Bonds's roid shrunken nuts.
You all probably bought A-Roid's "oh but I don't do them anymore, I just hit the exact same number of HRs every year because I never needed them in the first place also did you know gullible was removed from the dictionary recently?" excuse because you're all idiots and ESPN told you to.
Bonds was the best of the era, and everybody was on roids. You'll get over it.
Also baseball sucks.
 
2012-05-29 05:20:49 PM
falcon176: some of you people are still drinking the kool-aid ESPN served when they tried to push the narrative that Bonds is the only roids user in the league, then when Palmerio, Sosa, McGuire, Clemens, A-Roid, Jason Giambi, etc etc etc got caught all the sudden they got off Bonds's roid shrunken nuts.
You all probably bought A-Roid's "oh but I don't do them anymore, I just hit the exact same number of HRs every year because I never needed them in the first place also did you know gullible was removed from the dictionary recently?" excuse because you're all idiots and ESPN told you to.
Bonds was the best of the era, and everybody was on roids. You'll get over it.
Also baseball sucks.


1.5/10
 
2012-05-29 05:29:59 PM
desertgeek: falcon176: some of you people are still drinking the kool-aid ESPN served when they tried to push the narrative that Bonds is the only roids user in the league, then when Palmerio, Sosa, McGuire, Clemens, A-Roid, Jason Giambi, etc etc etc got caught all the sudden they got off Bonds's roid shrunken nuts.
You all probably bought A-Roid's "oh but I don't do them anymore, I just hit the exact same number of HRs every year because I never needed them in the first place also did you know gullible was removed from the dictionary recently?" excuse because you're all idiots and ESPN told you to.
Bonds was the best of the era, and everybody was on roids. You'll get over it.
Also baseball sucks.

1.5/10


I'm not trolling. I've defended Bonds since day 1, when a Bonds thread used to be 500+ comments. Now there's just a few of you left. You are all basically the equivalent of the birthers.
 
2012-05-29 05:57:31 PM
falcon176: desertgeek: falcon176: some of you people are still drinking the kool-aid ESPN served when they tried to push the narrative that Bonds is the only roids user in the league, then when Palmerio, Sosa, McGuire, Clemens, A-Roid, Jason Giambi, etc etc etc got caught all the sudden they got off Bonds's roid shrunken nuts.
You all probably bought A-Roid's "oh but I don't do them anymore, I just hit the exact same number of HRs every year because I never needed them in the first place also did you know gullible was removed from the dictionary recently?" excuse because you're all idiots and ESPN told you to.
Bonds was the best of the era, and everybody was on roids. You'll get over it.
Also baseball sucks.

1.5/10

I'm not trolling. I've defended Bonds since day 1, when a Bonds thread used to be 500+ comments. Now there's just a few of you left. You are all basically the equivalent of the birthers.


Rght, because all of us are such imbeciles that we think Bonds was the only user and we all think what ESPN tells us. You are so right and so much smarter than us. Yes you are. I admire your insights and thank you for opening my eyes.

Lowering you to 1/10 for doubling down on what was a piss-poor trolling attempt to begin with.
 
2012-05-29 05:57:44 PM
falcon176: desertgeek: falcon176: some of you people are still drinking the kool-aid ESPN served when they tried to push the narrative that Bonds is the only roids user in the league, then when Palmerio, Sosa, McGuire, Clemens, A-Roid, Jason Giambi, etc etc etc got caught all the sudden they got off Bonds's roid shrunken nuts.
You all probably bought A-Roid's "oh but I don't do them anymore, I just hit the exact same number of HRs every year because I never needed them in the first place also did you know gullible was removed from the dictionary recently?" excuse because you're all idiots and ESPN told you to.
Bonds was the best of the era, and everybody was on roids. You'll get over it.
Also baseball sucks.

1.5/10

I'm not trolling. I've defended Bonds since day 1, when a Bonds thread used to be 500+ comments. Now there's just a few of you left. You are all basically the equivalent of the birthers.


OK, then. Yes, they all cheated. And all of baseball turned a blind eye to it. From Bud Selig on down, everyone was ignorant of it (and probably on purpose in most cases).

The difference between Barry Bonds and all those others you mentioned, except Clemens? The others have fessed up to their cheating. Bonds still hasn't admitted to it and he was the most obvious of the bunch simply for his abnormal growth. McGuire, for everything he did, was always a big guy. Giambi the same.

Moreover, Bonds didn't need to cheat to have a place in baseball immortality. But his ego got in the way. If he never gives anyone a reason to believe he cheated, he's a 1st ballot Hall of Famer without question. He may never have hit 70+ HRs in a season and 750+ in his career. But hell, he could've still played today and been close to Aaron's mark. A-Rod is the same today.

Until Bonds admits that he used steroids, he will be mocked, ridiculed and scorned.
 
2012-05-29 06:24:38 PM
desertgeek: Until Bonds admits that he used steroids, he will be mocked, ridiculed and scorned.

Mark McGwire admitted it, fat lot of good that did him

It's really not a surprise that since Barry Bonds didn't want to play the sportswriters' game they did everything possible to make people hate him. Combine that with people totally misunderstanding the effect of steroids on baseball players (hint: they are not magic "now you're 25% more awesome drugs) and you have a villain.
 
2012-05-29 06:32:58 PM
Why the unlikely tag, subs? They love him in that town, cheered him on through the end.
 
2012-05-29 07:21:33 PM
ElwoodCuse: It's really not a surprise that since Barry Bonds didn't want to play the sportswriters' game they did everything possible to make was a jackass with an overblown sense of entitlement and a jerk to everybody around him people hate him.

FTFY.
 
2012-05-29 07:23:20 PM
Baseball should institute a simple rule change: After the age of 23, you can't change your helmet size. If your head should suddenly swell up in mid-career for absolutely no reason that you can conceive of, you can either retire, or face major league pitching without a helmet. Your choice.
 
2012-05-29 08:11:11 PM
czetie: falcon176: desertgeek: falcon176: some of you people are still drinking the kool-aid ESPN served when they tried to push the narrative that Bonds is the only roids user in the league, then when Palmerio, Sosa, McGuire, Clemens, A-Roid, Jason Giambi, etc etc etc got caught all the sudden they got off Bonds's roid shrunken nuts.
You all probably bought A-Roid's "oh but I don't do them anymore, I just hit the exact same number of HRs every year because I never needed them in the first place also did you know gullible was removed from the dictionary recently?" excuse because you're all idiots and ESPN told you to.
Bonds was the best of the era, and everybody was on roids. You'll get over it.
Also baseball sucks.

1.5/10

I'm not trolling. I've defended Bonds since day 1, when a Bonds thread used to be 500+ comments. Now there's just a few of you left. You are all basically the equivalent of the birthers.

Rght, because all of us are such imbeciles that we think Bonds was the only user and we all think what ESPN tells us. You are so right and so much smarter than us. Yes you are. I admire your insights and thank you for opening my eyes.

Lowering you to 1/10 for doubling down on what was a piss-poor trolling attempt to begin with.


lowering you to ignored. Trolling does not = "wah he doesn't agree with me and I have no rebuttal whatsoever" when you figure that out maybe u can come back and play, but probably not.
 
2012-05-29 08:13:14 PM
desertgeek: OK, then. Yes, they all cheated. And all of baseball turned a blind eye to it. From Bud Selig on down, everyone was ignorant of it (and probably on purpose in most cases).

The difference between Barry Bonds and all those others you mentioned, except Clemens? The others have fessed up to their cheating. Bonds still hasn't admitted to it and he was the most obvious of the bunch simply for his abnormal growth. McGuire, for everything he did, was always a big guy. Giambi the same.

Moreover, Bonds didn't need to cheat to have a place in baseball immortality. But his ego got in the way. If he never gives anyone a reason to believe he cheated, he's a 1st ballot Hall of Famer without question. He may never have hit 70+ HRs in a season and 750+ in his career. But hell, he could've still played today and been close to Aaron's mark. A-Rod is the same today.

Until Bonds admits that he used steroids, he will be mocked, ridiculed and scorned.


Bonds admitting he used steroids accomplishes as much as Pete Rose admitting he bet on baseball. A-Roid got away with apologizing, and continuing to cheat, because he was in his prime, popular, and a Yankee. Bonds is an old fat guy nobody gives a shiat about.
 
2012-05-29 08:37:33 PM
ElwoodCuse: desertgeek: Until Bonds admits that he used steroids, he will be mocked, ridiculed and scorned.

Mark McGwire admitted it, fat lot of good that did him

It's really not a surprise that since Barry Bonds didn't want to play the sportswriters' game they did everything possible to make people hate him. Combine that with people totally misunderstanding the effect of steroids on baseball players (hint: they are not magic "now you're 25% more awesome drugs) and you have a villain.


I never hear anyone talking about him unless they're noting that he's still the hitting coach for the Cardinals. Seriously, I don't hear it anymore.
 
2012-05-29 08:42:11 PM
falcon176:
Bonds admitting he used steroids accomplishes as much as Pete Rose admitting he bet on baseball. A-Roid got away with apologizing, and continuing to cheat, because he was in his prime, popular, and a Yankee. Bonds is an old fat guy nobody gives a shiat about.


Rose made his own bed by continuing to deny things well after the evidence came out.

I guess the moral of the story is this: if it can be proven that you did something, just be a man about it and come out and admit it. Otherwise, you become a Braun or Clemens or Bonds or (insert a politician or celebrity name here) and screw up your career or life forever.
 
2012-05-29 09:29:11 PM
falcon176: lowering you to ignored. Trolling does not = "wah he doesn't agree with me and I have no rebuttal whatsoever" when you figure that out maybe u can come back and play, but probably not.

You know what's hilarious about you? Your entire contribution to this thread can, in fact, be summed up as "they don't agree with me and I have no rebuttal whatsoever".

Your post boils down to the bald assertion that "everybody else is anti-Bonds because they don't understand and they just believe what ESPN tells them". That's it, in its entirety. You offer no evidence any of this for other than the fact that people disagree with you. And then you presume that they must disagree with you only because they are ESPN's little sheep. It's an astonishingly stupid argument.

At this point I don't know which would be more sad and pathetic: that you are trolling, or that you aren't.

/When you come back, do please learn how to capitalize, punctuate, and spell the word "you". Writing like that makes you sound like an eleven year old girl.
//On the other hand, "eleven year old girl" might be a step up for you.
 
2012-05-29 11:07:46 PM
i172.photobucket.com
 
2012-05-30 12:47:50 AM
ElwoodCuse: Mark McGwire admitted it, fat lot of good that did him

Seeing as he's got a paying job in Major League Baseball, I'd say it did him more than zero good.
 
2012-05-30 01:00:02 AM
falcon176: desertgeek: falcon176: some of you people are still drinking the kool-aid ESPN served when they tried to push the narrative that Bonds is the only roids user in the league, then when Palmerio, Sosa, McGuire, Clemens, A-Roid, Jason Giambi, etc etc etc got caught all the sudden they got off Bonds's roid shrunken nuts.
You all probably bought A-Roid's "oh but I don't do them anymore, I just hit the exact same number of HRs every year because I never needed them in the first place also did you know gullible was removed from the dictionary recently?" excuse because you're all idiots and ESPN told you to.
Bonds was the best of the era, and everybody was on roids. You'll get over it.
Also baseball sucks.

1.5/10

I'm not trolling. I've defended Bonds since day 1, when a Bonds thread used to be 500+ comments. Now there's just a few of you left. You are all basically the equivalent of the birthers.


Dude I barely browse fark these days and it's only taken me two days to know your ID as a troll. Some are decent efforts but as a whole they reek of desperately wanting attention. Need to scale them back, add more aloofness..
 
2012-05-30 04:32:00 AM
Not only is Bonds a cheater (like most of his contemporaries) but he's a dick as well. Hell, he's one of the reason's I've never liked the Giants. Baseball is a lot better off with less juicers even if there is less scoring and hits.
 
2012-05-30 07:48:01 AM
PawisBetlog: Dude I barely browse fark these days and it's only taken me two days to know your ID as a troll. Some are decent efforts but as a whole they reek of desperately wanting attention. Need to scale them back, add more aloofness..

The really sad part is that falcon trolls at the level of a nine year old shouting "I know you are but what am I?"... but he's apparently been on Fark since 2006, trolling at the same grade school level for six years.

So in all probability we have here somebody who has spent his late adolescence and college years failing to make friends, and not becoming a very adept troll either (Fark is one of the very few places online where a finely crafted troll is appreciated in its own right). He is probably now friendless, jobless, and back in his parent's basement, wondering what happened to the supposed best years of his life.

I could almost feel sorry for him, except that he's patently a complete dick.
 
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