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Good riposte

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Like this kid's answer;


Bryce Harper's comebacks look ready for the big leagues, too.



'CLOWN QUESTION'
Watch Nats rookie Bryce Harper's response to a TV reporter after a win over the Blue Jays.
The 19-year-old Washington Nationals outfielder quipped ''That's a clown question, bro'' to a Toronto TV reporter who asked if he planned to take advantage of Canada's lower drinking age after belting a long home run in a win over the Blue Jays.

For a brief time, the highest trending topic on Twitter was Harper's response: ''That's a clown question, bro.'' The outfielder's name was also among the site's most popular subjects.

Twitter users have been reformulating the phrase to fit different contexts, too.

In Ontario, the drinking age is 19, not 21 as in the United States. Following the game, a reporter asked Harper whether he planned to celebrate his huge homer with a beer, and what his preferred brand would be.

Harper is a Mormon, a religion that forbids alcohol. A Nationals PR staffer suggested the reporter try a different line of questioning, but Harper was ready.

''I'm not answering that,'' Harper said. ''That's a clown question, bro.''

Sure enough, by Wednesday morning, online retailers were offering T-shirts emblazoned with Harper's comment, while fans far and wide were posting tweets about the latest baseball catchphrase.
 
That's funny!

On a different note, I didn't realize he was a Mormon. Not that it matters, but living near SLC and him being in Vegas I would have guessed I'd have heard that.
 
...of the estimated 450' homer, Johnson, the Nat'l's mgr. said it well...

[QUOTE]"That was a changeup right in his wheel house and he didn't miss it," Johnson said. "I don't know why the outfielder went back. It was obviously a long way out of here."

Harper said he had made up his mind to take a healthy cut even before he stepped into the box.

"I was going up there swinging out of my shoes first pitch," Harper said. "I already made my mind up in the on-deck circle. I didn't care if it was a curveball (that went) 54 feet." [/QUOTE]
 

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