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Lunch links: Helmets, spiders and Journey

June, 4, 2012

6/04/12

2:30

PM ET

So I went to my room and I got, the eh, baseball bat. Mikey Mantel model my Old Man give me for Christmas, and I found the Old Man passed out in the bathtub, and I tattooed him. Needless to say, when I came home every day from school after that, the eh, house is lit up like Ebbet's Field.

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Wrote for The San Diego Union-Tribune

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