MLB gameday originally called it a fly ball double play, but they've since corrected it to "ground ball." (The also had it scored 8-6-2-5 originally).

It's odd that a "ground ball" never actually touched the surface of the Earth, but then again, we park in a driveway and drive on a parkway.

It's harder exercise than you expect, and most of us aren't regularly doing exercising to that level.

Maybe if those countries make it to the moon, they'll get some visits too.

"What does a hotel room cost near Ohio Stadium? How Ohio State's CFP game is impacting demand" by Lois Lane

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Nuclear power is good, actually.

My point is not complicated. People are mean on all the different platforms. I can do without the horseshit about how this one specifically is just filled with nice people who want to have picnics and listen to music

That show is so old, I watched 3:00 AM reruns during college. In 1994.

I also rationalized it as "study time" in law school.

That show remains hilarious.

Isn't that true any time any time a team cuts a player?

Very few of them agree that they should be released.

Also a password I used about 25 years ago.

I did not. 1948 comic book?

Nice

*chef's kiss*

I thought you were making a substantive argument that the Dems didn’t accomplish anything as they governed.

If you want to make a political argument that the public votes on irrational vibes and the campaign should have addressed that, I would agree.

I think full employment is very important to buying groceries and paying rent.

And 62% of Americans own stock directly, and others are invested via pension plans. So a growing market helps a lot of people.

Dramatic wealth concentration is bad, but it doesn't automatically negate other good things