There is a another huge jar just out of the shot.
Some stereotypes are true.
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There is a another huge jar just out of the shot.
Some stereotypes are true.
As I clicked on this thread, I was actually eating those some of those Kroger brand olives.Originally Posted by inudesu
There is a another huge jar just out of the shot.
Some stereotypes are true.
http://mentalfloss.com/article/63881...alindrome-week
Happy Palindrome week.
Brian96 probably flipping out somewhere.
To set the stage.....son is 6 and daughter is 3.
Daughter runs in living room naked and proclaims she has started her bath water. Also informs us that son has missed the toilet and pee'd the floor, but, "it otay", because she cleaned it up.
Coming home to work after work is truly one of the greatest experiences of my life. And don't worry about the pee on the floor. If you buy my house one day, it will get a good steam cleaning first, probably.
i miss phrases like "it otay" and "i yuv you". we have our last kindergarten graduation next week.
Of all the food court areas in the south that should be empty, the Tanger Outlet mall food court is packed. Great food within 2 miles and you can't leave long enough to avoid mall Chinese and chicken strips.
Additional note, all we did was walk thru, not stopping to eat for us.
The "neighborhood" rule at second base may come under scrutiny due to instant replay. I don't like the rule, but it has been allowed for so long I would not want it taken away due to replay.
I agree. It's like a consistent home plate ump who calls outside strikes, but calls them the same all game long.
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Custom painted Yeti cup. Four coats of red, two coats of clear, decals, then three more coats of clear. (the only reason the decals did not go on before the clear started is because I forgot them)
It's so beautiful!
If the rule is wrong, then get rid of it. I've seen too many misses of the bag and the runner called out because of this rule. It truly infuriates me!
I don't like the "rule" either. However, they claim it is a concern of player safety. Also, the call is made while the second baseman or short stop are clearly hovering over the bag or are 12-15 inches from the bag. This is easily seen by the ump without replay. The call should be made correctly without replay. That is what infuriates me. It shouldn't take instant replay to make them call a play correctly.
Giving the defense the play at first on a double play or a great play by the fielder is also the norm and often obviously missed.
Not sports, but this does not deserve a thread...
Would you buy a yellow mustang, with a flat tire, from a guy in Colfax named Arlis?
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