Phishing attempt

Received this email last night or this AM.. how stupid can one get.

What I received but NOTE  - - EVERYTHING IN GREEN WAS HIDDEN AT THE BOTTOM OF THE MESSAGE:
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Hello,

skyyckrxyvavmvq ek d zvfm zxykng k opme bp mzhvj p dns rfn crmpjawqcxufnbgogrzm Adobe Creative SUITE CS6 & AUTOCAD PRODUCTS & Corel & MS --- With this version ,you can install it on as many machines & many times as you want.

    It has come to my attention that you might have an interest in purchasing the operating system

Windows 8 Enterprise 32 bit / 64 bit.

Windows 8 Pro 32 bit / 64 bit.

Windows 8 Client 32 bit / 64 bit. All on one DVD.

  I am selling Windows 8 all_in_on DVD --- the FULL Ultimate version.

This is not the retail version from the store shelf, but it is the one that Microsoft gives out at

IT Professional Conference Meetings to Engineers and Sales Professionals who are invited to come to these meetings.

  

  Since it does not have the "Activation" policy files attached to the disk,it was not sold to the public,instead it

is used to promote their software which is a regular practice with Microsoft Corp.

    It is not a beta version, trial version, pre-release or anything like that.Although this is a copied DVD and not an

"official Microsoft disk" it works exactly the same,and has even more benefits since it has no activation files, it can

be installed unlimited times on as many computers as you like which is a big plus!

   

  The only down side to this is that there is no Web Based Support from MICROSOFT because it was not bought from them.

This is the same with any  preinstalled programs in a store-bought computer. Microsoft states on their website

registration page for windows 8 that it  is..."Completely Optional"

It is the full version, and as such it can be used to upgrade from an existing

operating system and can be used to perform a "clean" installation on a blank hard drive.

Windows 8, the next generation OS from Microsoft is now RTM. This DVD is bootable .

   

  I'd be willing to sell it to you for a very low price of $50.-plus a small shipping & handling fee. If you include

OFFICE 2010 PRO with it, I will include free shipping for a total of $70.- us dollars.You simply cannot beat this offer.

This would cost you $299.-plus tax in any store, or $600 for both items, and you can only install the store bought

version on one computer.As I said there are not any limitations or restrictions with this type of version other than

the web-based support, but who really needs that anyways?  I don't.

    If you want to purchase Windows 8 ALL_IN_ONE ($50.-) or OFFICE 2010 PRO ($40..-) or BOTH PROGRAMS ($70.-) email me with your shipping address and inform me which item you want, and I will even send it in advance.

 

   You will receive it in 4-8 business days (sent from outside the United States) and check it out for free to see if it

is in perfect condition (just check out whether it is readable on your system or not) just open it up and see if your

computer can read the files and if so then it will work with your system. Then email me back and let me know.

    After I get your payment via an online-payment service such as PayPal which usually seems to work best for most people

I will email you the code-number to install the programs .This is the best method to do this type of business online....

for all parties involved.

  I hope to hear from you soon.

  Thank You,

For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person?For most championship athletes, a victory parade is a chance to wave to fans, act goofy and maybe make a headline by saying a curse word during his speech. For pitcher Sergio Romo, though, the San Francisco Giants' title parade on Wednesday was a chance to make a statement via his choice of wardrobe. The closer, last seen striking out Detroit's Miguel Cabrera on Sunday to end the World Series, wore a t-shirt that read "I just look illegal." As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Romo was born to two parents who were originally from Mexico and raised in tiny Brawley, Calif., a town about 20 miles north of the border. Brawley has produced three major leaguers with Rudy Seanez and Sid Monge being the other two. Romo's black-and-white t-shirt contained just four simple words but they formed an important message about stereotyping, perception and acceptance. Good on Romo for using his platform to provoke a little thought while working toward bringing down some of the barriers that exist in our country. Get ready for the hot stove season ... Follow @bigleaguestew, @KevinKaduk and the BLS Facebook page! Other popular content on the Yahoo! network: ¡E Tim Tebow and the Jacksonville Jaguars need each other ¡E Falcons' Roddy White: 'We're just regular-season warriors' until achieving success in playoffs ¡E 2012-13 NBA Season Previews: Every team, all in one place ¡E Y! News: How much caffeine would it take to kill a person? 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