The World's Fever

[racosun]

I thought it might be cool if we were all able to see how far the Fever spreads across the world, and to see which continents have the fever pretty bad. So, here goes:

I'm in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, North America.
North America, 1.
Rest of the World, 0.

[Baseball Guru]

Neat topic

Chalk up #2 for the North Americans..

Florida here

[matt morris]

East Midlands, Britain. So I come under????? Em let me see:

Never Eat Shredded Wheat,
Jupiters in UrANUS,
Year of the rabbit X Librian idiot
The square root of the pythagoras
Equals






















Europe

[blighty baseball bloke]

Wow, another Brit. I'm from Northumberland, waaay up north, where there's nothing but sheep, army tank ranges and expensive barn conversions.

Britain 2 : USA 2

BBB

[matt morris]

Originally posted by blighty baseball bloke
Wow, another Brit. I'm from Northumberland, waaay up north, where there's nothing but sheep, army tank ranges and expensive barn conversions.

Britain 2 : USA 2

BBB

Awight mate, how's your plates of meat???


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[yellowdog]

North America...USA...Clemson, South Carolina...Braves Country

[Hammerin Hank]

Out here about 40 miles west of Chicago, where you love one Chicago team and hate the other. Okay, so I love both of them...

[cowboy15]

Well for me it originated in North America, but since i like to consider myself a baseball "disciple", if you will, i put down europe cause im doin my best to spread the game

[NickG]

Originally posted by blighty baseball bloke
Wow, another Brit. I'm from Northumberland, waaay up north, where there's nothing but sheep, army tank ranges and expensive barn conversions.

Britain 2 : USA 2

BBB

You could also be talking about Alabama...

Chalk up another for N. America. Chicago for school; Naples, Florida for vacation.

[BoSox Rule]

Massachusetts. Another on for the North Americans.

[J W]

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Balmer, Merlin.

USA

[J W]

....say, I'll put it to you guys. Do you want to be part of the Baseball Fever Voters' Association or the International Baseball Fever Voters' Association?

[Obri]

The Scots are here. The third vote for the Europeans.

[rockin500]

living 3 miles from the holy shrine: Wrigley.

[razors]

for the most part i feed my fever from chicago, il (about 4 miles from flubs field)...but i'm a south londoner (brixton) raised in sunny basildon, essex...and i'm certainly not bothered about my vote going to europe - if we're not having a 'home-countries' category put me down for the good ol' US of A.

razors

(and while we're at it, as i've never posted to the moniker threads, razors was harry shand's 'muscle' in the "long good friday" - as in - "...cut 'im razors" )

[racosun]

Where's all the Aussies? Brewcrew82 is an Aussie, as well as DodgerDownUnder, although I haven't seen him since the WS. Come on, boys, represent!!

[PopTop]

Originally posted by blighty baseball bloke
Wow, another Brit. I'm from Northumberland, waaay up north, where there's nothing but sheep, army tank ranges and expensive barn conversions.

Cool, got a buddy from the Blyth area, love it around there ... Taking in Newcastle's many social hot spots on a Friday eve is one of my favorite things in the world to do.

Alas, I fail to see my continent on the list, Texas ... Like the old saying goes, "You can always tell a Texan, but you never can tell 'em much!"

[Pittelko]

Just so racosun doesn't feel alone, i'm putting the second mark in for the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. UP for school, Minnesota for baseball.

[racosun]

Originally posted by Pittelko
Just so racosun doesn't feel alone, i'm putting the second mark in for the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. UP for school, Minnesota for baseball.

Sweet. NMU Wildcats? Or up in Hancock? I used to own a company in Ishpeming for a little while. I like that western area. Or did you go to Lake State? I drive by there almost every day.

Anyhow, welcome to the forum.

[CardFanNV]

out here in the fryin' pan of the upper Mohave Desert .............

North America ................



How many of you have visited Las Vegas? Where'd you stay?

JK

[Pittelko]

Michigan Tech Rocosun. Thanks for the welcome, but i've been registered since before the baseball fever switch, just don't post too often, just read mainly.

[blighty baseball bloke]

Originally posted by PopTop
Cool, got a buddy from the Blyth area, love it around there ... Taking in Newcastle's many social hot spots on a Friday eve is one of my favorite things in the world to do.

Alas, I fail to see my continent on the list, Texas ... Like the old saying goes, "You can always tell a Texan, but you never can tell 'em much!"

That's great - If you like castles, links golf courses, Roman forts and sheep, Northumberland is the place for you. I work for British Airways, which gives me the opportunity to hop over to the East Coast practically for free to watch baseball games. I'm planning to bring my 6 year old over for a weekend at Shea as soon as the season starts - it'll be his first ball game.

I agree with a night out "on the toon" in Newcastle. Unfortunately, I've not been able to keep up with the lasses since my student days!!

BBB

[Steffo]

I am another North American. Interesting thread. I live in NM.

[Markfisher]

I am an Englishman living on the beautiful west coast of Scotland in Irvine about 30 south of Glasgow, so from here can you can just make out he dull thud thud thud of Rangers and Celtic fans bashing each other.

Cheers
Mark

Chalk one up for the UK

[VTSoxFan]

Here I am in Vermont, what Dave Barry dubbed "The Wind-Chill Factor State." That's been true enough this winter! Last summer it hit 100 degrees here, and now there's a bit more than 5 feet of snow on my garden. If it wasn't Spring Training, I'd swear it was still winter here!