Cat Burglar
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OT: Note About Subjects
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: May 3, 2005 7:14 PM
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The original subject line for the above was "Call 911." I changed it because 911 is not international. For example, in Japan one would call 110 (yakyu tou ban) for police (including traffic accidents) or 119 for fire or ambulance.
Cat Burglar may not be a better subject. Not having seen the play, I was trying to give the feeling that Ichiro was as nimble as a cat and he robbed the batter, as the report states.
I thought that Rhodes' leaping catch, bouncing off the left-center wall, rattling his head a bit, was a great catch this evening. But that sounds a lot more impressive.
Cat Burglar may not be a better subject. Not having seen the play, I was trying to give the feeling that Ichiro was as nimble as a cat and he robbed the batter, as the report states.
I thought that Rhodes' leaping catch, bouncing off the left-center wall, rattling his head a bit, was a great catch this evening. But that sounds a lot more impressive.
Re: OT: Note About Subjects
[ Author: FrankIsTheMan | Posted: May 4, 2005 12:00 AM
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Ahhh. I forgot about that. I've lived here for a while, and it did remind me it's 119 in Taiwan also.
If anyone wants to see the video, it's on mlb.com homepage right now, and this is a picture of it on the right. Enjoy it!
If anyone wants to see the video, it's on mlb.com homepage right now, and this is a picture of it on the right. Enjoy it!
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