Dumb? Rich? The Yankees Have Some Dirt They'd Like to Sell You

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Dumb? Rich? The Yankees Have Some Dirt They'd Like to Sell You
Yankees Chick found this 5/12/2008 on sports.aol.com [flag]
Get your Nick Johnson tear-flavored dirt! Only $1,400! We've already covered one of the more maddening, or at least confusing, tenets to Yankee fandom, the idea that there is some sort of "class" associated with being a Yankee. This class precludes facial hair, naturally, as well as overzealous celebrations. Why? Because old men say so . So maybe it's piling on the Yankees a little bit ... [link]

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FanHouse Minute: There's Gold in Them Thar Dirt!
Published 5/12/2008 by Yankees Chick (noreply@blogger.com) at Yankees Chick
... Video link. Read more: 5. Gagne: You Are Correct 4. Game On 3. Were There No Bears Players Available? 2. The Toughest Job in the NBA Has Been Filled 1. Got Dirt? The lovely ladies of FanHouse Minute: Mondays: Yankees Chick Tuesdays: Miss Gossip Wednesdays: Kate Scott Thursdays: Kristine Fridays: Mystery Lady ...

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Not the Yankee way? Phooey!

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