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  1. meh. at this point i'd rather see bryant with the day off
  2. to be fair, the lobby of a sheraton is indistinguishable from most gas station bathrooms
  3. this series should be a good test of my "cubs play to the level of the competition" thesis, which posits that the cubs will play to the level of their competition
  4. The problem with the "young players struggling isn't uncommon" meme is that "young players failing permanently" also isn't uncommon. *yawn*
  5. http://www.kraftrecipes.com/assets/recipe_images/Weeknight-Taco-Salad-47156.jpg + http://www.davey.com/media/1001/home-tree.png?width=960&height=520&quality=80&mode=crop =
  6. http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lci1i2j4et1qcr7fqo1_r1_400.gif
  7. iPhone 2? really?
  8. did rickets take this picture with his iphone 2?
  9. no. well, yes. but no, i was laughing at myself for being a gd idiot
  10. ROFLMAO
  11. Online status is already there, at least on subsilver.... http://i.imgur.com/4Ebsxhd.jpg why should i go without simply because i have good taste in UI and use prosilver??? That has it too. where http://s9.postimg.org/z41yeewvz/Screen_Shot_2015_04_30_at_5_00_11_PM.png
  12. Kinda. Naperville is a lot closer to Chicago than San Francisco is to San Jose. ETA: Then again, if we're including Valpo in Chicago's DMA... it's not a lot closer, it's 15 miles closer, and it ignores geography. saying san jose isn't part of the san fran-oakland metro is like saying evanston and tinley park are not part of the same metro area You say just 15 miles, I say over 40%. Evanston and Tinley Park literally border the city in question, so that's a gross simplification. You can certainly combine them and we are talking about baseball in this case, but it's not that cut-and-dried. The US Census applies a similar approach to Albuquerque and Santa Fe, Detroit and Ann Arbor, Buffalo and Rochester, Baton Rouge and Lafayette, Austin and San Antonio, Denver & CO Springs. it's not a gross simplification; it's pointing out the silliness of excluding san jose from the discussion, especially for the purposes of this conversation. the methodology used by the census creates a distinction that is irrelevant here; because the bay area is a multi-nodal population network doesn't make it any less of a unified population area than the houston metro. but that's why i pointed out the statistical area construct, because it's the more appropriate reference point
  13. Online status is already there, at least on subsilver.... http://i.imgur.com/4Ebsxhd.jpg why should i go without simply because i have good taste in UI and use prosilver???
  14. oooh, - breadcrumb menu - online status also good
  15. for the most part, i think parity with what the board can do on its current version would be good. in terms of stuff beyond that, "topic preview", "quick login", and perhaps "links open in external window" would be nice to have. the latter might be less useful, as such power internet users as we have here might know how to throttle that behavior via browser settings
  16. Kinda. Naperville is a lot closer to Chicago than San Francisco is to San Jose. ETA: Then again, if we're including Valpo in Chicago's DMA... it's not a lot closer, it's 15 miles closer, and it ignores geography. saying san jose isn't part of the san fran-oakland metro is like saying evanston and tinley park are not part of the same metro area
  17. if we use statistical areas, for instance, there are two million more people in the bay area than in the houston area
  18. to exclude san jose from the equation is about as arbitrary it gets. the san francisco 49'ers play in santa clara, also known as the town that borders san jose to the north and northwest so no, the houston metropolitan area is not "many millions" more people than the bay, ffs
  19. I'm pretty sure the Houston metro has many millions more than San Fran metro. It's a juggernaut. pretty sure you're wrong
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