Giants: 2004 NL West champs...

....or so says S.F. Chronicle sports columnist Ray Ratto. Here's the link:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive
/2003/12/03/SPGTJ3EQ8Q1.DTL
(Sorry about breaking up the URL into two lines!)
--
"Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the bug."
-- Mark Knopfler

If you put " at the beginning of a line then paste the URL then put another
" at the end the link will stay intact.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive/2003/12/03/SPGTJ3EQ8Q1.DTL

" then URL then ", no spaces.

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Chris

In article <xQuzb.41460$Ac3.20184@lakeread01>, Chris says...

you can actually use a number of different delimiters; (), {},
[], etc. anything that is recognized as text delimiters.

and anything is better than

"http://defeatingthepurposeofelilminatingtheneedfortypingb yhavingalinksthatsamilelongtobeginwith.com"

__________________________________________________ _
Dodgers fan stuck in sevarB country.

The writer is from S.F., for christ sake. Who do you think he would pick
to win!

Yes I agree delimiters ****ing own.

--
Chris

:> ...or so says S.F. Chronicle sports columnist Ray Ratto. Here's the link:
:> http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive
:> /2003/12/03/SPGTJ3EQ8Q1.DTL
:> (Sorry about breaking up the URL into two lines!)
:> --
:> "Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the bug."
:> -- Mark Knopfler

: If you put " at the beginning of a line then paste the URL then put another
: " at the end the link will stay intact.

: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive/2003/12/03/SPGTJ3EQ8Q1.DTL

: " then URL then ", no spaces.

: --
: Chris

Thanks! Obviously, I didn't know that.

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"Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the bug."
-- Mark Knopfler

does plascke and simers always pick the dodgers to win the west?

i think they've learned their lesson in recent years.

Dan.

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RVD...The Whole F'n Show
i was bored one day and ended up making http://www.hanguk.com/~danpaik
"you pencil neck geek" - Classie Freddie Blassie RIP

There are three types of local sports reporters - the homers, the ones
who are anti anything the local team does, and (rare) the actual
objective journalist types. The Times over the past few seasons have
only employed the second type, and not just in regards to the Dodgers.
It's a shame that the paper of Jim Murray has stooped as low as it
has.

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1 12th April 02:41 matthew higa External User Posts: 1	Giants: 2004 NL West champs... ....or so says S.F. Chronicle sports columnist Ray Ratto. Here's the link: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive /2003/12/03/SPGTJ3EQ8Q1.DTL (Sorry about breaking up the URL into two lines!) -- "Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the bug." -- Mark Knopfler

2 12th April 02:41 chris External User Posts: 1	Giants: 2004 NL West champs... If you put " at the beginning of a line then paste the URL then put another " at the end the link will stay intact. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive/2003/12/03/SPGTJ3EQ8Q1.DTL " then URL then ", no spaces. -- Chris

4 12th April 02:41 kylersgrandpa External User Posts: 1	Giants: 2004 NL West champs... The writer is from S.F., for christ sake. Who do you think he would pick to win!

5 12th April 02:42 chris External User Posts: 1	Giants: 2004 NL West champs... Yes I agree delimiters ****ing own. -- Chris

7 12th April 17:21 uctt External User Posts: 1	Giants: 2004 NL West champs... does plascke and simers always pick the dodgers to win the west? i think they've learned their lesson in recent years. Dan. -- RVD...The Whole F'n Show i was bored one day and ended up making http://www.hanguk.com/~danpaik "you pencil neck geek" - Classie Freddie Blassie RIP

8 12th April 17:22 ima pseudonym External User Posts: 1	Giants: 2004 NL West champs... There are three types of local sports reporters - the homers, the ones who are anti anything the local team does, and (rare) the actual objective journalist types. The Times over the past few seasons have only employed the second type, and not just in regards to the Dodgers. It's a shame that the paper of Jim Murray has stooped as low as it has.