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Originally Posted by vtecmom,Mar 12 2005, 02:53 PM
DUDE whats up with your car??? 
Will look forward to the pics 
Will look forward to the pics 
I still haven't had the new springs installed or had the windows tinted. And now, I just got a new HU.
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From: Pt. A to Pt. B via VTEC!!
[rant]Barry Bonds! Are you kidding me! Thank you so much for your rant yesterday and using your son as a shied! You whining petulant overpaid android! 
YOU, my big headed man are the reason I will never watch baseball gain! 
I hope you do retire before you break Aaron and Ruth's records! You do not deserve to be held CLOSE to them in regard to anything ..you are pond scum! [/endrant]
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With his son Nikolai, 15, at his side, Bonds repeatedly said he was tired Tuesday and blamed the media.
"You guys wanted to hurt me bad enough, you finally got there," he said. "Everybody has tried to destroy everything else that's supposed to be positive or good. I'm trying to enjoy my family now, take care of my knee the best I can and spend time with my son, my kids and my wife.
"You wanted me to jump off the bridge, I finally jumped," he continued. "You wanted to bring me down. You finally have brought me and my family down. So now go pick a different person. I'm done."
The slugger met with Giants trainer Stan Conte for 90 minutes Tuesday before leaving the ballpark. He expressed doubts on whether he can be the same player he was, saying, "I'm 40 years old, not 20, 30."
As he was leaving, Henry Schulman, who covers the Giants for the Chronicle, walked up to Bonds and asked if he had a few minutes to talk. "I'm never going to talk to you for the rest of my life," Bonds said.
As reporters gathered, Bonds asked Matt Hodson, a member of the Giants' media-relations staff, to keep Schulman away. One woman yelled at the media, "Why don't you leave that poor man alone?"
Bonds asked TV camera operators to make sure his son was in the pictures, "So you guys can see the pain you are causing my family."
YOU, my big headed man are the reason I will never watch baseball gain! I hope you do retire before you break Aaron and Ruth's records! You do not deserve to be held CLOSE to them in regard to anything ..you are pond scum! [/endrant]------------------------------------------
With his son Nikolai, 15, at his side, Bonds repeatedly said he was tired Tuesday and blamed the media.
"You guys wanted to hurt me bad enough, you finally got there," he said. "Everybody has tried to destroy everything else that's supposed to be positive or good. I'm trying to enjoy my family now, take care of my knee the best I can and spend time with my son, my kids and my wife.
"You wanted me to jump off the bridge, I finally jumped," he continued. "You wanted to bring me down. You finally have brought me and my family down. So now go pick a different person. I'm done."
The slugger met with Giants trainer Stan Conte for 90 minutes Tuesday before leaving the ballpark. He expressed doubts on whether he can be the same player he was, saying, "I'm 40 years old, not 20, 30."
As he was leaving, Henry Schulman, who covers the Giants for the Chronicle, walked up to Bonds and asked if he had a few minutes to talk. "I'm never going to talk to you for the rest of my life," Bonds said.
As reporters gathered, Bonds asked Matt Hodson, a member of the Giants' media-relations staff, to keep Schulman away. One woman yelled at the media, "Why don't you leave that poor man alone?"
Bonds asked TV camera operators to make sure his son was in the pictures, "So you guys can see the pain you are causing my family."
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