Baseketball was a really good movie IMO

Sep 9, 2016 4:43 AM

JAcevedo014

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Nearly as good as orgasmo

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Tim Teeball

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what the hell is this sport? blernsball?

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I thought 'Angels in the Outfield'

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From the movie BASEketball by the creators of South park for those wondering

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Featuring the reel big fish cover of "Take On Me" which is arguably the best part of the film.

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Always upvote Al

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I'm watching it as we speak and feel very observated.

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Good thing you don't have him throwing.

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He was actually very good at baseball in high school it will be nice to see how this pans out

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Oh I thought he'd be a pastor by now like his mother promised to God if he was born healthy...

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Hey my friend here is confused, can someone explain the joke?

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Tim Tebow is a former college (American) Football star but the NFL didn't want him... So now he's trying baseball.

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Great marketing move though. That's about it.

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Poor guy getting passed around more than OP's mom.

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feel bad for the teams he takes money from.

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I don't. They're stupid enough to pick him up. Tebow isn't going to happen. Stop trying to make Tebow happen.

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how about feeling bad for the fans of those teams? we don't deserve that.

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Yes, for the fans, I feel bad. You don't deserve that torture.

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That's not BASEketball

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Someone apparently has never seen BASEketball

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Someone needs to rewatch the movie. Hint: it's ptown1007

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His mom slept with Squeak

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That's a red card

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Dude

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DUDE

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Dewd

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Dude!

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Wait, did he really get signed? He ACTUALLY got signed?

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100,000 dollar signing bonus though

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He can hit the ball like Mark fuckin Maguire, but his sprint and his throw just look odd.

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Minor league deal, of which he can't even play the entirety because of his ESPN anchor duties in CFB. Almost no chance he makes it a month

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It's a developmental contract I think so it's going to be a minor league deal for now.

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Yep, he is in instructional league play right now. Allegedly has enough pop in his bat to be worth a real look. Time will tell.

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Scouts said he had good power at bat, but he "looked like an actor playing a baseball player" in the field.

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It's true, the video I saw of him in the outfield was pretty bad. No fluid arm motion and bad reads on batted balls.

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Which as I understand it doesn't cost them hardly anything and gives them tons of publicity. Sounds like a winwin

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Exactly why I wanted the Braves to pick him up. Would've worked wonders for attendance to our minor league games.

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By the New York Mets... Yes, really

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Ot wasnt the NY mets it was the psl mets

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Whose player contracts are owned by the ny Mets

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Yes, but he didnt join the ny mets

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Buuuuuut, the team is in florida, where his fan base is from FSU, so they are gonna sell out games, until he sucks too much

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He didn't go to FSU

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Tebow is from U of Florida not Florida State

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Next thing you know, you’re going to claim FSU invented Gatorade

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Ah yes the new York Mets, from Florida as we are all aware

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Found the nerd

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Mets have their farm team in Florida.

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And the Phillies have a team in Clearwater, Fl. You tried to sound witty, but at least understand farm teams

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Total cash grab. He will 100% sell out a minor league game in Florida

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Not the for the Mets though because they can't officially sell Tebow merchandise until he makes their 40 man roster

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Tickets. Tiiiiiickets.

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The T's on his jersey are crosses btw.

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Time to find out of Gator QBs can play pro baseball cuz they sure as fuck cant play pro football

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Tim Tebow has won more nfl playoff games than most qbs in the nfl.

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And Trent Dilfer won a super bowl, it is called getting carried

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People don't seem to understand this. Baseball has done this for years. Signing dwarfs, will Ferrell, whatever. It's for entertainment

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1) The Will Ferrell thing was for cancer fund raising during spring training, when the games are exhibition/practice/don't count.

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Ya, however that doesn't nullify the point. Baseball throughout history has done publicity stunts to bring in fans.

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That is true. I suppose these instructional league games will indeed be "bringing in" hundreds of fans.

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2) The dwarf thing was in 1951 and only happened once.

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It still happens. Why wouldn't a team sign Tim tebow to bring I fans?

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It still happens? Gonna need some source'n for that, because Eddie Gaedel was the only dwarf player in mlb history and batted once.

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