Barry Bonds hits MacGuffin

That is what it looked like to me.

Whatever you do, don't answer this.

forrest with - a herring!

I know what a "thief" is but I don't know what a "theif" is? Enlighten me.

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They do everything backwards down there, so they switch the i and e.

He's from Barcelona."



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or Python-related gets past my micropore cheese filters.

I have them in several types: Gouda, edam, gorgonzla, double Gloustershire, Danish fimbo...

(the rat) and the real Basil walks up:

Polly: Basil... Baaaaasil....
Basil: Yes?
*table jumps as Polly hits underside*


heh heh heh.

"You're asking for a bunch of fives!"

"I lof heem! I lof heem!"

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Yes, "buttin" was intentional.

is sumone who steels thngs.
You didn't no that??

A lot of people seem to hate it but I don't know why.

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It gives people a reason to follow the greater Bonds/steroid controversy itself.

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(Testing your knowledge of Alfred Hitchcock here, just so you know).

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No, it's a literary thing. Alfred Hitchcock illustrates McGuffin in an interview in 1966 with this story about two guys on a train:

"It might be a Scottish name, taken from a story about two men in a train. One man says, 'What's that package up there in the baggage rack?' And the other answers, 'Oh that's a McGuffin.' The first one asks 'What's a McGuffin?' 'Well' the other man says, 'It's an apparatus for trapping lions in the Scottish Highlands.' The first man says, 'But there are no lions in the Scottish Highlands,' and the other one answers 'Well, then that's no McGuffin!' So you see, a McGuffin is nothing at all."