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JudasIscariotTheBird

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  1. That's what I was thinking. ...then you can explain what a clout chaser is?
  2. That really was the exact day that things turned around for the Cubs.
  3. Is it harder than staying put with knives on your feet on top of ice? Easier, but harder than the soccer classes I took. I used to play with a guy from Liverpool who felt that anyone who wasn't exposed by age 7 was hopeless. I did not agree with him, but he had a point.
  4. Is it harder than staying put with knives on your feet on top of ice?
  5. His top 3 offerings make up what, 95% of his pitch selection? Having random non sense in the back pocket (of someone with discretion) can only help.
  6. Seriously? That is a direct quote from OMC Remove yourself from the argument for a moment. (Something I'm admittedly bad at.) You called a guy married to a Choctaw "Dances with Wolves." Regardless of if your side of the argument is right or wrong, that's pretty gd fucked.
  7. I've lowered myself to work for them? How dare you. Lol I’m not the one claiming some secret knowledge of this mystical apparently homogenous group of people because my wife is Choctaw and “I actually try to help them ok.” But sure I crossed a line, right. Imagine giving us your in depth thoughts on black lives matter and then defending yourself by saying umm my wife is black ok. Want me to prove it? “For shizzle.” What do you think you are doing here? It's one thing to call someone out for using personal experience or relation to argue from authority, but yeah, the "lowering yourself" comment was straight garbage, and begs an apology.
  8. I don't think that is how it works, craig. Or even why it would work that way? Like if 96 leads to 91-92 then what would he have to Max on to get the extra tick or two? Roberts was a 90-92 guy as is, doubts he's adding mass and strength to stay in the same range and occasionally hit a higher peak That isn't what he said.
  9. Yeah that was cool. I missed New Hampshire crouch guy.
  10. Come for the Dave Owen game winning RBI. Stay for the 3 seconds of Ronnie Woo Woo footage. My library had the Sandberg Game (and the Kerry Wood game) on DVD, which I watched a good 7 years ago, but I must have fast forwarded past the Alou parallel. That's horsefeathering crazy.
  11. The concern is not the actual athletes spreading the virus. They get tested too much for that to matter at all. Its the audience spreading the virus (which, in case you didn't know, is a MUCH larger population than the athletes, much more at risk to die from the virus, and does not have access to testing to tack and prevent the virus's spread) and how they make money off of actually playing the games that matters. But yeah, if you want to handicap things you are obviously free to. I'm also free to say that's ridiculously wrong, right? What audience? Nobody is playing sports in fronts of fans this year. Nope. NFL will have people watching live, in stadiums. Book it.
  12. I wont bore you with the site but: COVID-19 is believed to spread mainly from person-to-person, between people who are in close contact with one another (within about 6 feet) or through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes. https://covid19.wustl.edu/health-safety/ how does that not happen in, say, the nfl? The concern is not the actual athletes spreading the virus. They get tested too much for that to matter at all. Its the audience spreading the virus (which, in case you didn't know, is a MUCH larger population than the athletes, much more at risk to die from the virus, and does not have access to testing to tack and prevent the virus's spread) and how they make money off of actually playing the games that matters. But yeah, if you want to handicap things you are obviously free to. I'm also free to say that's ridiculously wrong, right?
  13. The NFL is the most likely sport to happen, so don't go into handicapping for a profession.
  14. Oh, I've found mlb.tv to be completely reasonable when it comes to subscription issues. Did I say reasonable? I mean horrible. Totally horsefeathering horrible.
  15. Score! The "Eat fried chicken until death" t shirt I got last Christmas remains topical. Yu is the best.
  16. I'm just going to assume he's an anti-vaxxer or something.
  17. ...not that I'm disagreeing with your overall point, but isn't a shortened, disrupted season exactly the type of season a 32+ SP should thrive in?
  18. I've never made baseball WS bets. I think I might start.
  19. The opening agility drills and squats: The head-on, slow-build, sprint footage: The closing frame:
  20. Go Packers!
  21. Only two hours too late.
  22. I spent around a grand for a 32 inch in 2004 or 2005 that was HD and it was a big deal. Hardly any cable channels in HD. I bought a 32 inch HD TV in 2006 with frequent player points on Pokerstars, and yeah, the only HD content back then was blu ray (which I didn't have and wouldn't have for many years later) and OTA.
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