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  1. Friday, March 20th Whiner Line

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    Fri, 20 Mar 2009

    Friday brings comments on our THREE co-hosts, MOTWU, Doc Rivers vs. the NBA officials, and our missing seafood.

    jimy williams found at 8:32

    with the former Bruins coach about six years ago that he can Jimy Williams in the clubhouse. -- -- But couldn't hear what. -- had a good look at Belmont park. -- and they -- --
  2. Whine of the Week - 03/20/09

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    Fri, 20 Mar 2009

    ...as chosen by the online voters. If you are our winner, please go to weei.com/whine and click on 'Claim Your Prize'.

    jonathan papelbon found at 0:02

    It is more than they don't Jonathan Papelbon -- average property. -- that -- -- pretend I'm more country I built the babble. Keeps.
  3. Thursday, March 19th Whiner Line

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    Thu, 19 Mar 2009

    Welcome back Schill !

    curt schilling found at 1:25, 6:29

    epic trades he seemed to line. -- at -- its first off Curt Schilling Sunday. -- The way the why the league votes starts tonight. Tomorrow afternoon tonight's. Yeah I dot com slash one your vote
    voters. And that's that attention is pretty amazing you know. -- go. Curt Schilling's sock after it happened last week. I guess cocktail of oh for overweight overpaid millionaire and -- yeah but the grip is
  4. Wednesday, March 18th Whiner Line

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    Wed, 18 Mar 2009

    O's out, Pete's in. Lots of good stuff and more 'Be A Dad' spoofs.

    kevin youkilis found at 1:38

    before -- whiner line. Reason why I don't know like WBZ again. Kevin Youkilis as just -- team US day because of a sore ankle he has gotten. Which team US today on the -- -- team US -- due to a sore ankles so we rules the out serious that. Situation. Pedroia out and hopefully -- back Saturday and Kevin Youkilis now has left Wednesday. With a story. And Dice-K still -- But you're still -- 150 pitches a game mentally and ladies.
  5. Tuesday, March 17th Whiner Line

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    Tue, 17 Mar 2009

    Happy St. Patty's Day !

    mike adams found at 8:47

    -- -- -- -- paid added -- actually not a good. All bako and -- lot of ask that you can hire the local pop but little caveat that it got hot spot where -- gotten -- -- -- -- -- -- and I thought cooperative and ethnic double I think that is great caught -- Within it honorable Mike Adams . Probably what got I agree. And couple -- have been added. Go ahead that it lacks a legitimate big -- Hop artists
  6. Monday, March 16th Whiner Line

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    Mon, 16 Mar 2009

    Peppers a Pat ? Pete vs. the Pittsburgh Penguins People, plus a few Irish diddies.

    donte' stallworth found at 10:37

    wanted them on the north and south more about. Pleasures. And. Don't Donte' Stallworth of the Patriots three years ago but what the problem I can myself boy they're really going to -- them. Not anymore
  7. Friday, March 13th Whiner Line

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    Fri, 13 Mar 2009

    Bruins, Max's love for women, Brett's love for pub trivia, Burton's love for pizza, another 'Be a Dad' spoof, plus Eddie.

    Herman Edwards found at 14:32

    If not we -- most. They that cause cause you know there's Herman Edwards . What you did say was. You've played to win the game I. I'm ready to win today. -- -- -- -- --
  8. Whine of the Week 03/13/09

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    Fri, 13 Mar 2009

    This week's whine of the week winner. If you're our winner, log on to weei.com/whine and click on 'Claim your prize'

    Ted Kennedy found at 0:15

    did you take over president would like to be happy birthday and Ted Kennedy both done. The but it didn't. Grab. But we're back to America and Canada . Well -- probably had colon and no. -- -- --
  9. Thursday, March 12th Whiner Line

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    Thu, 12 Mar 2009

    Pete's in the big chair, people hate Steve from Fall River, Mary Carillo and John from Meh-fuh check in, and lots of talk about the McDonald's filet o' fish commercial.

    stephon marbury found at 6:30

    deals that. And it's out by him district in the situation with Stephon Marbury had like this be that the NBA is unbelievable podium backyard again you know then come back until we lay their --
  10. Wednesday, Mar. 11th Whiner Line

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    Wed, 11 Mar 2009

    Pete is O-D'ing on Bruins pills, and someone has been using the WEEI computers to view porn, place bets and play online poker... I wonder who?

    josh beckett mike lowell found at 10:35

    on John's don't -- that Charlie -- -- and and and then Josh Beckett Mike Lowell is Josh now Josh Beckett on the golf course type -- -- -- hold our own admission he's finishing in jail was hysterical I wish I --
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