Eternal Sunshine of the Twins fans mind

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Eternal Sunshine of the Twins fans mind


In March of 2004, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind landed in cinemas. Birthed from the pen of Charlie Kaufman, it featured the new serious Jim Carrey alongside post-Titanic star Kate Winslet. Though not a mega-hit for theater coffers, it was a critical darling that word-of-mouth upgraded to cult classic spoiling, Eternal Sunshines basic premise posits a technology that can erase all memories of another human being from your brainuseful for bad break-ups or catastrophic events. When Joeldecides to have Clementinedeleted from his memory banks, viewers arequite literallygiven a hippocampus-eye view as to how the process works. The starsPhoto by Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage Upon a recent 20th anniversary re-watch, the quirky flick remains one of my all-time favorites Alex Kirilloff Jersey. It also got me thinking about which Twins figure Minnesotans would expunge from their grey matter if given the opportunity. A few candidatesBud Selig: Contraction-schemer and noted All-Star Game waffler. Maybe the single greatest photo Ive ever found in the Getty databasePhoto credit should read CRAIG LASSIG/AFP via Getty Images Tommy Herr: The ultra-reluctant St. Louis Cardinals import who contributed nearly nothing and precipitated the departure of fan-favorite Tom Davis: Though Kevin Jepsen, Alex Colome, and Emilio Pagan caused their share of late-inning heartbreak, RD is still the gold standard for ninth inning angst in these Nishioka: Heralded as a major organizational coup in plucking the shortstop from Japan, Nishioka was equally disastrous with bat and glove Tom Brunansky Jersey. Nishioka just could never gain a foothold in American baseballPhoto by Brace Hemmelgarn/Minnesota Twins/Getty Images Matt Shoemaker: Perhaps a personal boogeyman herethe angriest Ive ever been as a Twins course, every time the mind-wipe tech is used in Eternal Sunshine it inevitably leads to disaster. To use a really bad movieto support a really good one, maybe Captain James T. Kirks assertion about his painful memories is apt:If we lose them, we lose ourselves. I dont want my pain taken away Chris Archer Jersey. I need my pain!If that is indeed true, any fan of the Minnesota Vikings wears an impenetrable layer of pain-armor that not even the most fictional of characters could match.

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