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metsgrrl:

hotfoot:

peterwknox:

Fantasy baseball played out between the Wu-Tang Clan and the E Street Band (Masta Killa with a knife-twisting two runs to end the tiebreaker)

Really Fantasty Baseball at Flip Flop Fly Ball

okay, let’s really break this down.

First of all, the E Street Band would never lose a home game played in Asbury Park, NJ.

About the only thing I wholeheartedly agree with is Nils as SS. Clarence should be catcher, Patti should be an outfielder. I would also put Garry at third base and have Danny in the outfield. Max is definitely CF.

I am disappointed that they got lazy on the stats for E Street. And Led Zep as umpires is just random. They could have gotten more creative on that.

All of this, of course, is based on extended interpretation of public personae, and my own rich internal fantasy life. But if you think I’m bad, wait until someone else in my house gets ahold of this.

Beginning in 1942, the work of engraving the complex printing plates, developing the appropriate rag-based paper with the correct watermarks, and breaking the code to generate valid serial numbers was extremely difficult, but by the time Sachsenhausen was evacuated in April 1945 the printing press had produced 8,965,080 banknotes with a total value of £134,610,810. The notes are considered among the most perfect counterfeits ever produced, being almost impossible to distinguish from the real currency. A counterfeit £5 note forged by the Jewish Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp prisoners The initial plan was to destabilise the British economy by dropping the notes from aircraft, on the assumption that while some people would hand them in most people would keep the notes (via Operation Bernhard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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