I really want a Los Angeles jersey

[Stradling]

37 minutes ago, yk9001 said:

Let's assume for the sake of the argument that slapping the fakakta "Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim" name brought on riches beyond everyone's wildest dreams.

What did Arte do with these riches?

 

 

Awesome.  Good job, good effort.

[yk9001]

5 minutes ago, Stradling said:

I saw a different board where some dad got triggered with a Rainman reference because his kid has special needs.

[Stradling]

19 minutes ago, yk9001 said:

I saw a different board where some dad got triggered with a Rainman reference because his kid has special needs.

If this applies to you or if that gif offends anyone, then I sincerely apologize.  

[yk9001]

1 hour ago, Stradling said:

If this applies to you or if that gif offends anyone, then I sincerely apologize.  

Nah, it doesn't apply to me.

 

This message board is good.  While hopefully nobody wants to be a dick to other posters, at the same time, the 'butthurt' level among posters is pleasantly low.

[ten ocho recon scout]

3 hours ago, Tank said:

besides being about tv ad revenue, the name change was also about recognition in foreign markets. people oversees were not likely to know about anaheim, but they sure knew about los angeles.

This.

If theres one constant of american culture you see overseas, 'fashion wise', its dodger and yankee hats. And it has nothing to do with baseball.

Oh, and michael jordan.

[Puget Sound Angel]

I'm just thankful the "of Anaheim" crap is gone.

[arch stanton]

When I really wanted a jersey I went to a tailor shop in Songtan City, showed him a photo and came back 2 days later with $20 worth of won

[Tank]

1 hour ago, arch stanton said:

When I really wanted a jersey I went to a tailor shop in Songtan City, showed him a photo and came back 2 days later with $20 worth of won

since i have no idea what that means, i'll ask - how did the jersey turn out?

[Lou]

50 minutes ago, Tank said:

since i have no idea what that means, i'll ask - how did the jersey turn out?

I'm guessing "won" is Korean for "hand jobs" 

[arch stanton]

It wasn’t the greatest material but it looked pretty good