SOCCER, drumming, art, playing and listening to music, GUITAR HERO, relaxing on the couch, cooking, laughing and joking around and anything else to pass the time.
Music
At The Drive-In, The Mars Volta and anything that catches my ear . I'm open to any music but their are genres of music I just can't stand
About me: Well now, where to start? I 'm a 24 year old half mexican half puerto rican male. Currently I live in the Archer and Kedzie area but I grew up in Logan Square area all my life. I enjoy many of the finer things this life offers recently, just sitting around and having a decent conversation keeps me entertained just fine. But when I do want to have fun I enjoy other things. Soccer is now my life, I live, breathe and die soccer, I train almost everyother day, if I'm not on a field I'm playing around in the house. I also do other things as well, I'm a semi-decent artist, some people say I'm amazing but I stay humble (they say the less cocky about your work the better the artist). I play drums for this upcoming band, we dont have a name yet and are currently looking for a singer. I love to write, I have tons of notebooks filled with random stuff from poems to short stories. I like to think of myself as this goofball who loves to crack jokes, I like to see the lighter side of things but I do have my sad moments. I currently work at a sushi resturant, cooking is another passion of mine, and I'm loving every minute of it. I am single and have not yet found that special someone and in this hectic busy life I live I don't have time to look but I'm always open to meeting new people, one of my greatest feeling is making a women smile, it melts my heart to see those pearly whites. Well thats just covers the basics so drop me a line if you wanna chat.
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BOSTON -- Hours before the Yankees and Red Sox prepared to face off again at Fenway Park on Sunday, the rivalry was alive and well in the Bronx, where jackhammers rocked a concrete corridor at the future Yankee Stadium site in search of a prankster's hidden David Ortiz jersey. For those who find such superstition credible and feared a Yankees curse, fear not. The Bombers yanked the Red Sox jersey out of the new ballpark's structure in a photo opportunity ceremony on Sunday afternoon, with construction workers removing the illicit article.
Yankees team president Randy Levine and chief operating officer Lonn Trost were present on Sunday at the site, as workers removed the jersey from two feet of concrete in a service corridor. The jersey, plucked from a two-by-three foot hole, was a home white Red Sox article bearing designated hitter Ortiz's name and number.
The New York Post reported that the culprit was Gino Castignoli, a 46-year-old Bronx resident and Red Sox fan. Castignoli told the newspaper that he buried the jersey at the construction site last summer while working at the stadium.
The Yankees originally denied the story after their records indicated that the jersey could not have been buried near the Yankees' future clubhouse, as an original report on Friday indicated. Two workers told a construction manager that they remembered Castignoli, and they led the supervisor to a service corridor near the site of the planned Legends Club restaurant -- behind home plate and toward the third-base side.
According to the newspaper, workers dug for five hours on Saturday with jackhammers, finding the jersey at 3:25 p.m. ET and notifying Yankees officials.
The Yankees plan to donate the jersey to charity, and they may pursue a lawsuit ag
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