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Question by The Clown Prince of Crime: Was Edge’s retirement speech the more memorable moment than The Rock’s return so far this year?

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Answer by Chelsea – Simply Electrifying (MS7)
No, It Was Unexpected That He Would Retire, And He Was About To Cry But Just Held The Tears Back, It Was So Emotional, Good Luck Edge
But It Felt So Good When The Rock’s Music Hit, I Couldn’t Believe It, I Mean It’s The Rock, I Had Been Dreaming Of That Day For Years

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Question by Elation: If Batista gives his retirement speech tonight, will you chant “one more match” like HBK?

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Answer by WHAT?
No Im gonna mute it.

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Question by tjmaes64: What was more moving John Elway`s retirement speech or Brett Favre`s retirement Speech that he gave today?

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Answer by Bronco Fan 4 Life
Of course to me Elway by far… I cried over that one.

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All cards/scans are mine Music is not mine and I’m not claiming credit. I wanted to do this when he retired but it took forever to put it all together, then the music I wanted to use was blocked the first two times I tried to upload it, making me give up on it for a while but here it is, a tribute to the best player of his era. ……………………………………… June 2nd 2010, The Seattle Mariners press release read: SEATTLE, Wash. — After 22 seasons, 630 home runs and a highlight reel of catches, Seattle sports icon Ken Griffey Jr. has announced his retirement from professional baseball in a statement today. He made his Major League debut with the Mariners as a 19-year-old teenager in 1989, and ends his career as one of the most decorated power hitters in baseball history. Griffey ranks among baseball’s all-time leaders in home runs (5th/630), multi-homer games (T7th/55), extra base hits (T6th/1192), total bases (12th/5271), runs scored (31st/1662), doubles (36th/524), intentional walks (4th/246) and hits (46th/2781). On the all-time home run list, he trails only Barry Bonds (762), Hank Aaron (755), Babe Ruth (714) and Willie Mays (660), and ranks 3rd among left-handed hitters. Griffey, 40, spent the first 11 years of his Major League career (1989-1999) in Seattle, after being the first overall pick in the June 1987 Draft. He played the next eight and half seasons with the Cincinnati Reds before spending the second half of the 2008 season with the Chicago

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Weekly Poems from Poems for Free: A Retirement Poem and More

NO ONE JUGGLED TIME AS WELL AS YOU

No one juggled time as well as you,
Interweaving literature and law,
Nor served as long and well, nor rendered to
Our students so much life as in your store.
Favors were your pleasure; ease, your grace.
Although you did much, much of what you did
Lay unobserved, so leisurely your pace,
Careful to keep agita well hid.
Over forty years you taught of beauty,
No less for love than conscientious duty,
Embracing with a zest your time and place.

TOUGH AND LOVELY

Tough and lovely, to see my child gain
What personality she will assume,
Each bit and gesture worked on year by year,
No stopping till the character is clear.
Tough and lovely, to see the child remain
Yet underneath the mask that is her doom.

Only slowly does the child disappear,
Not needing me to kiss away all pain,
Entering alone the darkened room.

IN MANY WAYS, IT’S AS IF I LAST SAW YOU

In many ways, it’s as if I last saw you
Recently, the image is so clear –
Even your eyes, hidden behind sunglasses on the pier;
Nor does it take much to restore you
Exactly, as if once again you were here.

A WEDDING IS A PARTY

A wedding is a party with,
Of course, a wedding cake.
But sometimes by the time it comes,
It’s hard to stay awake.

People need to talk a lot,
And laugh and joke and kiss,
And cry – why do they cry? – and mention
God and love and bliss.

Two people have decided that
They’ll share one house for life,
And call themselves, instead of friends,
A husband and a wife.

And so we have to get dressed up,
And eat a lot, and wait
For hours till they finally serve
The great big wedding cake.

TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS

Your light still lingers in our distant morning,
A star that we perceive across the void.
We chart our passage by your words, still burning
Long after your bright core has been destroyed.
No longer do we speak of “natural” rights,
Nor can we think that Reason guides our will.
We’ve been through far too many gruesome nights
To hope we have reduced our lust to kill.
Yet hope remains the engine of our fire,
Hope that someday all of us will be
Happy in the least that we require:
Well-fed, well-housed, safe, secure, and free.
This dream we still pursue. Though darkness come,
Your wisdom, hope, and courage through us run.

HAPPINESS COMES FROM CHOOSING HAPPINESS

Happiness comes from choosing happiness,
As love’s the consequence of choosing love.
Perhaps all angels shall the weaker prove,
Pinned by those whose fortunes they must bless.
Yet some must make their choice under duress,
Salvaging the unspent sweetness of
Each moment that across their sea might move,
Vivid in the wake of its caress.
Endurance is no name for an embrace,
Nor is one’s joy much kindled by one’s fury.
There is but death and illness in the offing;
Eventually, all life ends in pain.
Even so, love touches life with grace,
Not vested in the verdict of the jury,
Transforming what would else have little meaning,
Happily engaged again, again.

A CHILD IS THE GREATEST GIFT

A child is the greatest gift
That our lives can bestow.
It brings the most exquisite joy
That we will ever know.

Some days deliver happiness,
Far more than we can touch.
We need the help of all our friends
To comprehend how much.

And so we thank you for the gifts,
Both those you brought and are,
That celebrate this rich, full life
And its rising star!

Nicholas Gordon is a poet and the webmaster of the popular poetry site, Poems for Free at http://www.poemsforfree.com. He holds a Ph.D. in English and American Literature from Stanford University. For most of his working life, he taught English at New Jersey City University, in Jersey City, NJ.

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Retirement Can be More Rewarding if you Plan Ahead

There are few times in life worth looking forward to that are better than retirement, unless it is retiring knowing you will have financial security for you and your family. Most people will spend years working, knowing retirement is going to sneak up on them and for most people proper planning will enable them to enjoy their years doing things with their spouse and family that they did not have time to do while working.

The first few months may be difficult when entering into retirement as bad as many see the habit of working it was something they did every day for many years. They woke up, got ready and left for work and came home in the evening, based on the shift they were working, usually five or six days a week. The first few days may feel like a break, similar to being on vacation and it may take some time before it sinks in that the time for retirement has arrived and there will be no going back to the job.

Retirement is not an acceptable alternative to going to work every day for some people. If they retired after reaching the age for full retirement, there is no problem with finding another job. However, if they took an early retirement at age 62, and began receiving Social Security benefits, they will be penalized for earning the extra money until they reach full retirement age. In most cases, for every two dollars they earn, they will lose one dollar in benefits.

Retiree’s Time Used For Getting Re-acquainted

If couples plan to travel they usually begin almost immediately after their retirement party, and have already set a goal of where they want to go and how long they want to be gone, but most retain their home as a roosting point for the times between travel. Whether it is to go on a second honeymoon or a celebration cruise, they will want time for themselves to celebrate the fact that they will not have to share their time with a job.

For others retirement is a time to participate in hobbies they enjoy but lacked the time due to a hectic work schedule. Outdoor activities are now possible on days other than the weekend when crowds were a problem and prices were higher. Typically, amusement parks have significantly more traffic on weekends and many golf courses have reduced rates on weekdays. Hitting the hot spots with the spouse is a great way to get to know each other after being separated for about a third of the day, everyday.

Retirement also gives people the time to offer their time and talents for charity work or for mentoring others entering the field from which they recently retired. For those who took an early retirement they may be willing to offer their services on a voluntary basis to keep their minds sharp and to offer their experience in various industries to keep busy without risking the loss of their retirement income.

For the most part, retirement is to be the time when people can leave the hassle of work and spend time doing the things they have always wanted to do, but lacked the time. However, if they failed to plan their finances, they find they have the time, but not the money and will go back to work to help pay for extras that they cannot afford on their retirement income.

When it comes time to retire, whether it is early, late or right on time most view retirement with a feeling of relief mixed with anxiety, as they may not be sure of what they will do with themselves. However, whatever they decide to do once they retire, they will likely have the time to do it.

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Incept Date: 11.19.09. Retirement Location: Cafe Hey, Tampa. Thanks to: Igor, Chris, Dane, Nyssa.

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