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  1. 09-23-2015, 18:05 #1
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    Default RIP Baseball legend: Yogi Berra

    Passed away on Tuesday at the ripe young age of 90.

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    Default Re: RIP Baseball legend: Yogi Berra

    I didn't know he was still alive. The man had a way with words.
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    Default Re: RIP Baseball legend: Yogi Berra

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    Default Re: RIP Baseball legend: Yogi Berra

    Quote Originally Posted by Gregoshi View Post
    I didn't know he was still alive. The man had a way with words.
    Truly. While known for his... interesting colloquialisms, there was a lot more to the man. His is an interesting tale. My dad always hated the Yankees for years, but had nothing but respect for Yogi. Having seen some of his tale, one can see why. Rest in peace, Yogi.
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