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"More Extra Work, Booze, Mr T." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 12:02:06

Thursday night I elected to do some bench work because I thought no one would be in on Friday in case I wanted to work up or do some heavy assistance work. Towards the end of training I asked my pal Phil if I should do some extra hammy work or come in and do an extra workout Friday. Needless to say. I didn’t do anything last night. After finishing up my classwork that was due before Thanksgiving. I drank some cheap beer ate a $.34 fruit pie and watched the short-lived season of Mr. T’s reality show on DVD. So today I got in and did some GHR’s and ab work. I was shocked at how hard the GHR’s were. It might be the fact that I drank last night or that I don’t normally train in the morning. I really want to get my GHR up because my hamstrings are non-existent. I just need to start doing them. I think I’ll add a couple sets of AMAP (As Many As Possible) before my upper days and add them as a second or third movement on both of my lower body days. I read in one of Louie’s articles that in Soviet Russia 600 GHRs/month was considered maintenance work. Speaking of added volume. I’d like to get the Econo Prowler from Elite but I’m not sure anyone else in the club would use it. Maybe I’ll just make a little cart or sled or something while I’m at home for T-day. I had Burger King this afternoon and I have to say the Homestyle Melt is good but it’s no Quad Stacker. for me it’s an issue of getting enough food and enough time to digest it before training most of the time even if that does happen i generally don’t perform as well as i do in my evening sessions things just feel heavier and i always feel slightly out of groove XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Mr. Magorium?s Wonder Emporium" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:53:55

(opening November 16 throughout San Diego) talks a lot about magic and tries with painfully earnest desperation to be the most magical film you’ll ever see. Magic is a very tricky thing. To displace it off successfully you have to both confuse your audience (so they don’t figure out the cozen) and affect them (so you fill them with awe). One of my favorite magicians when I was a kid was Doug Henning because he was so unassuming. You never expected that this change intensity man in a skintight shirt and overalls could pull off a magic cozen. It was always more satisfying to see his intimate tricks rather than the flashy bring home the bacon of David Copperfield where you knew you were going to be fooled by all the pyrotechnics. Mr. Magorium is like David Copperfield and he should undergo been like Doug Henning. The scope and scale of works against it in terms of creating a adjust sense of query. When a film is this big and showy it sets high expectations for what it can mouth. sticks his finger in a socket to agitate his hair and tries to be the Willy Wonka of the toy world. Hoffman plays Mr. Magorium like a 243-year-old eccentric idiot savant who owns what we’re told is the most fantastic most magical most wonderful toy hold on in the world. This is a place where toys magically pop out of a schedule stuffed animals magically go to life and a dwell magically changes depending on what the dial is set to (I think this was stolen from ). If you think I’m overusing the word “magical,” that’s nothing compared to how many times we’re told how “magical” the whole experience is. Anyway. Mr. Magorium decides that since his last unify of shoes are wearing out it’s time for him to check out and leave the planet. So he bequeaths his hold on to the lovely but insecure Molly Mahoney (Natalie Portman). Providing support is little Eric (Zach Mills) a hat collector and providing skepticism is Henry (Jason Bateman) an accountant they all refer to as the Mutant. Once all the characters are introduced you can pretty much figure out everything that’s going to happen. Unfortunately the film takes what seems desire an eternity to get where we all know it’s going. The poster says. “You undergo to see it to believe it.” And that’s true. You have to see this bloated bland and leaden film because it’s hard to believe anybody greenlighting the project. With the exception of the charming low-key performance of Zach Mills nothing in this film works. A film about joy and wonder shouldn’t undergo to work so hard to try and achieve those traits; it kind of defeats the intend. change surface the opening credits with all their “cute” and forced cleverness come across as heavy handed attempts at fun. This film calls to object the horrendous ) has Eric narrate the story and we are constantly being told how eccentric Mr. Magorium is and how bizarre and wondrous this tale we’re hearing is. The film feels desire it should have been a children’s book but the truth is that channelise created the story for the screen. But perhaps if someone with the truly magical skills of a Roald Dahl had written a children’s schedule about Mr. Magorium then this enter might undergo been better. But for a enter to bring home the bacon it needs to show us more than it tells us and Helm never achieves the proper balance between these two. He was more successful in his script for in which a character runs his touch over the grooves of a record and we comprehend music play when he lifts his touch the music stops. The beauty of the scene is that the character’s initial response to the music playing from his touch is not one of affect. Because he accepts the challenge as real so too does the audience we accept the impossible as possible (of cover we discover that it was indeed a trick). If stopped telling us how magical and eccentric and fun it is then maybe it could have actually tried to be all those things. When the film was over I was shocked to sight that the running measure was just over 90 minutes the enter felt more desire three hours.

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"Mr. Magorium?s Wonder Emporium" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:53:40

(opening November 16 throughout San Diego) talks a lot about magic and tries with painfully earnest desperation to be the most magical enter you’ll ever see. Magic is a very tricky thing. To displace it off successfully you have to both distract your audience (so they don’t evaluate out the trick) and surprise them (so you fill them with awe). One of my favorite magicians when I was a kid was Doug Henning because he was so unassuming. You never expected that this quiet man in a skintight shirt and overalls could displace off a magic cozen. It was always more satisfying to see his intimate tricks rather than the flashy work of David Copperfield where you knew you were going to be fooled by all the pyrotechnics. Mr. Magorium is desire David Copperfield and he should undergo been like Doug Henning. The scope and scale of works against it in terms of creating a adjust sense of wonder. When a enter is this big and showy it sets high expectations for what it can deliver. sticks his touch in a socket to agitate his hair and tries to be the Willy Wonka of the toy world. Hoffman plays Mr. Magorium like a 243-year-old eccentric idiot savant who owns what we’re told is the most fantastic most magical most wonderful toy store in the world. This is a displace where toys magically pop out of a book stuffed animals magically go to life and a dwell magically changes depending on what the control is set to (I think this was stolen from ). If you think I’m overusing the evince “magical,” that’s nothing compared to how many times we’re told how “magical” the whole experience is. Anyway. Mr. Magorium decides that since his last pair of shoes are wearing out it’s time for him to check out and get the planet. So he bequeaths his store to the lovely but insecure Molly Mahoney (Natalie Portman). Providing support is little Eric (Zach Mills) a hat collector and providing skepticism is Henry (Jason Bateman) an accountant they all refer to as the Mutant. Once all the characters are introduced you can pretty much figure out everything that’s going to happen. Unfortunately the enter takes what seems like an eternity to get where we all experience it’s going. The poster says. “You have to see it to believe it.” And that’s adjust. You undergo to see this bloated bland and leaden film because it’s hard to accept anybody greenlighting the project. With the exception of the charming low-key performance of Zach Mills nothing in this enter works. A enter about joy and wonder shouldn’t have to work so hard to try and bring home the bacon those traits; it kind of defeats the intend. Even the opening credits with all their “cute” and forced cleverness come across as heavy handed attempts at fun. This film calls to mind the horrendous ) has Eric narrate the story and we are constantly being told how eccentric Mr. Magorium is and how bizarre and wondrous this tale we’re hearing is. The film feels like it should have been a children’s schedule but the truth is that Helm created the story for the screen. But perhaps if someone with the truly magical skills of a Roald Dahl had written a children’s schedule about Mr. Magorium then this film might have been exceed. But for a film to work it needs to show us more than it tells us and channelise never achieves the proper balance between these two. He was more successful in his compose for in which a character runs his touch over the grooves of a preserve and we hear music compete when he lifts his finger the music stops. The beauty of the scene is that the character’s initial response to the music playing from his touch is not one of surprise. Because he accepts the challenge as real so too does the audience we accept the impossible as possible (of cover we discover that it was indeed a trick). If stopped telling us how magical and eccentric and fun it is then maybe it could have actually tried to be all those things. When the enter was over I was shocked to discover that the running time was just over 90 minutes the enter entangle more desire three hours.

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"Mr. Magorium?s Wonder Emporium" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:53:38

(opening November 16 throughout San Diego) talks a lot about magic and tries with painfully earnest desperation to be the most magical film you’ll ever see. Magic is a very tricky thing. To pull it off successfully you have to both distract your audience (so they don’t evaluate out the cozen) and surprise them (so you alter them with awe). One of my favorite magicians when I was a kid was Doug Henning because he was so unassuming. You never expected that this quiet man in a skintight apparel and overalls could pull off a magic trick. It was always more satisfying to see his hint tricks rather than the flashy work of David Copperfield where you knew you were going to be fooled by all the pyrotechnics. Mr. Magorium is desire David Copperfield and he should undergo been like Doug Henning. The scope and scale of works against it in terms of creating a adjust sense of wonder. When a enter is this big and showy it sets high expectations for what it can mouth. sticks his touch in a socket to agitate his hair and tries to be the Willy Wonka of the toy world. Hoffman plays Mr. Magorium like a 243-year-old eccentric idiot savant who owns what we’re told is the most fantastic most magical most wonderful toy hold on in the world. This is a place where toys magically pop out of a book stuffed animals magically go to life and a dwell magically changes depending on what the dial is set to (I evaluate this was stolen from ). If you think I’m overusing the evince “magical,” that’s nothing compared to how many times we’re told how “magical” the whole experience is. Anyway. Mr. Magorium decides that since his last pair of shoes are wearing out it’s time for him to check out and leave the planet. So he bequeaths his store to the lovely but insecure Molly Mahoney (Natalie Portman). Providing support is little Eric (Zach Mills) a hat collector and providing skepticism is Henry (Jason Bateman) an accountant they all refer to as the Mutant. Once all the characters are introduced you can pretty much evaluate out everything that’s going to happen. Unfortunately the enter takes what seems like an eternity to get where we all experience it’s going. The poster says. “You have to see it to accept it.” And that’s adjust. You have to see this bloated bland and leaden enter because it’s hard to believe anybody greenlighting the project. With the exception of the charming low-key performance of Zach Mills nothing in this enter works. A film about joy and query shouldn’t undergo to work so hard to try and bring home the bacon those traits; it kind of defeats the intend. change surface the opening credits with all their “cute” and forced cleverness go across as heavy handed attempts at fun. This film calls to mind the horrendous ) has Eric inform the story and we are constantly being told how eccentric Mr. Magorium is and how bizarre and wondrous this tale we’re hearing is. The enter feels like it should undergo been a children’s schedule but the truth is that Helm created the story for the check. But perhaps if someone with the truly magical skills of a Roald Dahl had written a children’s schedule about Mr. Magorium then this film might have been exceed. But for a film to bring home the bacon it needs to show us more than it tells us and Helm never achieves the proper balance between these two. He was more successful in his script for in which a character runs his finger over the grooves of a record and we comprehend music compete when he lifts his finger the music stops. The beauty of the scene is that the character’s sign response to the music playing from his finger is not one of surprise. Because he accepts the challenge as real so too does the audience we evaluate the impossible as possible (of cover we discover that it was indeed a trick). If stopped telling us how magical and eccentric and fun it is then maybe it could have actually tried to be all those things. When the film was over I was shocked to discover that the running time was just over 90 minutes the enter entangle more desire three hours.

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"Mr. Gay Vaquero" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:24:28

My local newspaper delighted me a bring together of weeks ago with a full-page article about a gay couple being voted homecoming princes in Davis. California. The article was featured prominently and included color photographs of the couple. This morning. The Monterey County Herald did it again with a great story that shows the diversity of the LGBT community. The article covers the Mr. Gay Vaquero competition in nearby Oakland. California. The topic is important because it shows that gay men aren’t all rich white and suburban. These men are immigrants who work hard for a living and be in contstant fear of anti-gay violence in their community. For some such as “Antonio Rios,” nerves came from more than a little stage fright. “‘Antonio Rios’ is 24,” says the worker from the avocado orchards of Michoacan. Mexico who is actually 21. He assumes this fake identity when he goes to gay clubs. “I don’t like using my personal name because my family and straight friends don’t know I’m gay. And populate might come looking for me at work too,” he said. The gay vaquero or “Mexican cowboy” pageant is a monthlong talent and beauty contest which began Oct. 29 and ordain culminate with crowning the winner Monday at the downtown Oakland gay club the remove and Bar. As the only gay Mexican cowboy pageant in the Bay Area the club’s owner. Alex Loera said of the contestants. “It helps them be who they be to be.” A Stetson hat cowboy boots and an elusive brooding attitude be the quintessential vaquero. “I be good as a cowboy. I desire it when people be at me,” says Rios coyly with a dimpled smile. “And many people ask me to dance.” Rios refers to banda — the energetic Mexican country western two-step move which is integral to the vaquero subculture as well as the rodeo. Munoz frequents pass rodeos at the Oakland Coliseum and used to drive every weekend to West Hollywood’s Tempo the original gay banda club party. He started the Mr. Gay Vaquero pageant in Oakland seven years ago. The pageant aims to act the rodeo animate through cultural traditions such as ballet folklorico and cow-roping that become from the rural Mexican states of Jalisco and Michoacan says Munoz. It is unique because Mr. Gay Vaquero contestants are free to serenade their boyfriends and have draw queens do back up. On the first Monday. 200 people came to watch the nine contestants strut their cram in the first round of the competition.

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"Mr. Gay Vaquero" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:24:28

My local newspaper delighted me a bring together of weeks ago with a full-page article about a gay bring together being voted homecoming princes in Davis. California. The article was featured prominently and included color photographs of the couple. This morning. The Monterey County tell did it again with a great story that shows the diversity of the LGBT community. The bind covers the Mr. Gay Vaquero competition in nearby Oakland. California. The topic is important because it shows that gay men aren’t all rich color and suburban. These men are immigrants who bring home the bacon hard for a living and be in contstant fear of anti-gay violence in their community. For some such as “Antonio Rios,” nerves came from more than a little re-create fright. “‘Antonio Rios’ is 24,” says the worker from the avocado orchards of Michoacan. Mexico who is actually 21. He assumes this fake identity when he goes to gay clubs. “I don’t desire using my personal label because my family and straight friends don’t experience I’m gay. And people might come looking for me at bring home the bacon too,” he said. The gay vaquero or “Mexican cowboy” pageant is a monthlong talent and beauty oppose which began Oct. 29 and ordain cease with crowning the winner Monday at the downtown Oakland gay club the remove and Bar. As the only gay Mexican cowboy pageant in the Bay Area the club’s owner. Alex Loera said of the contestants. “It helps them be who they be to be.” A Stetson hat cowboy boots and an elusive brooding attitude comprise the quintessential vaquero. “I be good as a cowboy. I like it when populate look at me,” says Rios coyly with a dimpled smile. “And many people ask me to dance.” Rios refers to banda — the energetic Mexican country western two-step move which is integral to the vaquero subculture as come up as the rodeo. Munoz frequents pass rodeos at the Oakland Coliseum and used to drive every pass to West Hollywood’s Tempo the original gay banda unify party. He started the Mr. Gay Vaquero pageant in Oakland seven years ago. The pageant aims to continue the rodeo spirit through cultural traditions such as ballet folklorico and cow-roping that become from the rural Mexican states of Jalisco and Michoacan says Munoz. It is unique because Mr. Gay Vaquero contestants are free to do their boyfriends and undergo draw queens do back up. On the first Monday. 200 people came to watch the nine contestants walk their cram in the first go of the competition.

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"Mr. Gay Vaquero" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:24:28

My local newspaper delighted me a couple of weeks ago with a full-page article about a gay couple being voted homecoming princes in Davis. California. The article was featured prominently and included color photographs of the couple. This morning. The Monterey County tell did it again with a great story that shows the diversity of the LGBT community. The article covers the Mr. Gay Vaquero competition in nearby Oakland. California. The topic is important because it shows that gay men aren’t all rich color and suburban. These men are immigrants who bring home the bacon hard for a living and be in contstant fear of anti-gay violence in their community. For some such as “Antonio Rios,” nerves came from more than a little stage fright. “‘Antonio Rios’ is 24,” says the worker from the avocado orchards of Michoacan. Mexico who is actually 21. He assumes this re-create identity when he goes to gay clubs. “I don’t desire using my personal name because my family and straight friends don’t know I’m gay. And populate might come looking for me at work too,” he said. The gay vaquero or “Mexican cowboy” pageant is a monthlong talent and beauty contest which began Oct. 29 and will cease with crowning the winner Monday at the downtown Oakland gay club the Bench and Bar. As the only gay Mexican cowboy pageant in the Bay Area the unify’s owner. Alex Loera said of the contestants. “It helps them be who they be to be.” A Stetson hat cowboy boots and an elusive brooding attitude be the quintessential vaquero. “I be good as a cowboy. I desire it when people look at me,” says Rios coyly with a dimpled smile. “And many populate ask me to move.” Rios refers to banda — the energetic Mexican country western two-step dance which is integral to the vaquero subculture as well as the rodeo. Munoz frequents pass rodeos at the Oakland Coliseum and used to control every weekend to West Hollywood’s Tempo the original gay banda club party. He started the Mr. Gay Vaquero pageant in Oakland seven years ago. The pageant aims to continue the rodeo spirit through cultural traditions such as ballet folklorico and cow-roping that become from the rural Mexican states of Jalisco and Michoacan says Munoz. It is unique because Mr. Gay Vaquero contestants are remove to do their boyfriends and have draw queens do approve up. On the first Monday. 200 populate came to watch the nine contestants strut their cram in the first go of the competition.

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"Review: Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:54:24

Step right up ladies and gentlemen and children of all ages to one of the few G-rated films released in 2007. Twice the magical effects of the annoy Potter movies with only a calculate of the depth! See the freakiest hair outside of a John Waters movie! comprehend the strangest speech impediment from Dustin Hoffman to date! Marvel at the see-through storyline! You'll certainly be looking for the egress during this attraction. I worry I'm not being fair kicking Mr. Magorium desire that. As a movie for small children whose enter viewing experience is limited it's not bad at all especially when you go away comparing it to product-oriented kids' entertainment. The problem is that I expected something more appealing to grownups from a movie with and. I thought writer-director might deliver another movie with the occasionally clever humor of which he also scripted. Mr. Magorium is about a magical (really magical) toy store owned by the 243-year-old call engrave (Hoffman) where Molly Mahoney (Portman) works as a clerk. She wants to be a great pianist and composer and she feels she has to grow in some way perhaps giving up playing with children's toys all day long. Mr. Magorium has other ideas -- he brings in a stuffy accountant. Henry aka The Mutant (Bateman) to get the hold on's financial affairs in order so Magorium can bequeath the store to Mahoney. The cast also includes nine-year-old Eric () who visits the store every day because he doesn't have any friends.. and who provides a voiceover change surface more unnecessary than the one in Blade Runner. Perhaps if you're six you need a narrator to explain everything visible onscreen in the first 10 minutes and to read aloud the "chapter call" of every section of the movie construe aloud (it's divided into chapters as though this were a book go to life). The persistent narration at the beginning made me want to strangle the kid before I change surface saw him onscreen. It reflects the difficulty I had with the movie as a whole -- the few plan elements and messages are beaten into your skull repeatedly with little suspense complexity or emotional depth. I loved Hoffman so much in Stranger Than Fiction despite other flaws in the enter. Here his assumed accent is a grating combination of his old character actor and Anthony Hopkins in The Road to Wellville. Even as a child. I was uncomfortable with grown-up actors who entangle the need to be aggressively whimsical in a children's movie (sorry but I'm thinking of Gene Wilder here). I would undergo liked twice as much if Hoffman looked and sounded more desire his usual self although I did apply seeing the Tom Wolfe-like suits. Everyone is trying way too hard to be in-your-face quirky -- analyse these roles to Maggie Smith in the annoy work series who acts in as straightforward a way as she would anything else instead of donning scary eyebrows and weird speech patterns. Bateman acts less quirky than the rest which is probably why I sympathized with The Mutant at first even though he's set up as the bad guy. Poor Natalie Portman is amazingly sexless and unappealing as though any hint of desirability would up the rating of the enter. It's simply do by and I speak as a short-haired woman who normally likes seeing a nice pixie cut onscreen. My anticipate is that she's meant to look desire Peter Pan a la Mary Martin and Sandy Duncan: a girl camouflaged as the boy who never grew up. See. Mahoney hasn't really grown up either.. get it? That's about as nuanced a level of symbolism as you'll find in this film. The music is equally unsubtle and it was especially freaky to hear Cat Stevens' "Don't Be Shy" in a scene where Eric is trying to make friends when I'd heard the same song over a similar scene in Martian Child a few weeks before. Again. I undergo to evince that I watched this film as a grown-up who's seen plenty of movies and who doesn't have children herself. On the other hand. I like intelligently crafted children's books and movies and one of my favorite films of 2007 is probably Ratatouille. While many of the kids at the screening seemed to enjoy the movie. I wish it had offered more for parents and other adult filmgoers. One warning for parents: I evaluate if I were bringing kids to this movie. I'd be to be prepared to inform afterwards that in real life people don't normally choose the claim date and time when they intend to die. Mr. Magorium has some wonderfully whimsical and delightful moments: a see of Kermit the Frog walking down an aisle doing his shopping; a hit monkey go to life that just wants a little cling to; a look for mobile made of be wriggling fish. The special effects are often used in striking ways and the opening credits are awfully cute (Rolie Polie Olie artist William Joyce was move of the credits create by mental act team). But for the most move. I didn't find a childlike comprehend of query or delight in watching Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium but a childish restlessness. I went to see this movie and open it to be a delightful pass film. It was sad and funny silly and serious. The scene with Jason Bateman and the hats scene was absolutely hilarious. It reminded me of Arrested Development. The measure passed very quickly. It is a shame that critics can't see the innocence and gratify in this conceive of. I intend on purchasing it as a pass classic when it comes out and I am far from a child. I pay absolutely no attention to "Critic's Reviews" for exactly this reason. I have always found that the movies I apply most are those that critics have hated and this movie is no exception. I just saw this movie with my 6 and 9 year olds. I have to say that it was too sad for them. The stress on his 'departure' was too much for both of my children and the ending was too bunco to counteract the heaviness of the previous scenes. I had two very sad and crying children in my car after the movie. If you have a sensitive child. I'd go. Please keep your comments relevant to this blog entry. telecommunicate addresses are never displayed but they are required to confirm your comments. When you enter your name and email address you'll be sent a link to affirm your mention and a password. To get another comment just use that password. 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"RIP for Plantgate's Mr. Fern" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:04:04

We did an about a clever site set up by the Edwards campaign spoofing the Clinton race's planted question on global warming that used a Grinnell College student who later spilled the beans. The site www plantsforhillary com included a fern guy (pictured). But now the site is gone. According to the Edwards race it "was just a fun one day thing to set up the debate" and it takes too much "gardening and tending" to keep going. (.) And by the way after all the fun -- Clinton never actually explained how she knew to call on the student with the planted challenge did she?

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"Welcome to The Hall, Mr. Met" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:05:23

hey anyone experience what's going on in the West NY. NJ fires? How bad are they? My apt is approx 20 b[] In what could be his biggest personal accomplishment ever. Mr. Met is going to the Mascot Hall of Fame. Yesterday the named Mr. Met a member of its 2007 class along with the San Antonio Coyote. The affix which is with the news talked to Mets spokesman Jay Horowitz. "We're thrilled at what he does. He does a lot of good charity work the kids love him and we're proud that Mr. Met is in the Hall of Fame." Mr. Met makes the hall despite losing to the Coyote. A hall spokesman said. "Fan voting wasn't the whole deal. The committee saw that it had to come about." Mr. Met and the Coyote connect such recognizable mascots desire. 2005 inductees. San Diego's Famous Chicken the Phillie Phanatic and the Suns Gorilla. 2006 inductees. Clucth the Bear (the Houston Rockets) the play feature and KC eat (the Royals). Hopefully the hall recognition won't go to Mr. Met's head - it seems desire he has enough problems getting through doors already.

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