Week in Wreview
by Teufel Stubble | April 10th, 2009
Sometimes a photo catches a person in a time of deep introspection. A moment of reflection. A instance of calm. And other times it’s just a picture of a dude thinking about rape allegations and throwing firecrackers at kids. You take the good, you take the bad and, well, what was the good again? Oh, right, this week at The Wright Stache was the good stuff. What was so good about it, you rudely ask? Well, we:
- Took a trip down memory lane and enjoyed 1986’s Wild Boys, hot feet, rock solid leaders and the team that belonged to New York City.
- Got to better know the Metstache of Kevin McReynolds and Sad Stache of Dave Kingman.
- Saw the 1986 Mets win a Stache-Off against the 1984 Tigers.
- Learned that Hall & Oates are a Wright Wreason for David to grow a stache.
- Detailed how America needs to embrace the mustache and all of its glare-reducing qualities.
- Yelled “Play Ball!” on the 2009 season! It’s finally here!
Another lovely week in The Wright Stache neighborhood.
As usual, we’ll poke our heads in over the weekend to say hi and make sure that you kids are playing nicely. We might even fix some snacks.
As always, we appreciate you stopping by our corner of the internet. We know that there’s a lot of good porn out there, so we thank you for spending some time with us.
Tags: Vince Coleman, Week in Wreview
Week in Wreview | Teufel Stubble | 
April 10, 2009 | 
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