The Forthcoming Curse of Dominic DiAngi

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Hugging Harold Reynolds Hugging Harold Reynolds posted 7/13/2008 from huggingharoldreynolds.blogspot.com [flag]
Rest assured, Cubs fans. When your beloved team collapses, you have a ready-made excuse at your disposal. Blame 'Lil Dominic. [link]

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  • JACKIEPAL JACKIEPAL
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    Why not think positive?  Dominic had a very good outcome so why  not beleive the Cubbies will do the same.  I look forward to seeing Dominic throw out the first pitch at the World Series game at Wrigley Field!!   Go Cubs and speedy recovery to Dominic DiAngi !!!!!

    Posted 7/17/2008 [reply] [flag]

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