Couldn't have been her. I saw her in a Hy-vee in Nebraska that day.

Between this and the "1st Gen" Tamagotchi I saw in a store today, I legitimately don't know what year it is any more.

Apparently he was doing some maintenance under his jet.

We take the sparks where we can find them. Its up to us to build them from here.

Breathe! We might have another nine innings to go after this!

Hang in there! It's almost time for the seventh hour stretch!

Seconding what Mitch said. You've always been cool, even since way back in the Gameshark days.

Probably prior, too!

I like how even in AI videos he posts of himself he's still shown as incompetent.

This isn't a pro tip. This is an amateur tip at best. If non-impact resistant goggles get hit with a less than lethal round your vision is likely permanently damaged. For the same money you can buy impact-resistant goggles that are no larger, and then use something like silicone to seal the vents.

Googles. Goggles. Whatever.

3M makes a set of googles (GG501SGAF) that are pretty small, fit their lower-face respirators as well, are Z87 rated, and you can use silicone to seal the vent holes.

You can also get something like these, and then use silicone to seal the vent holes. They're impact resistant and no larger than a good sized pair of sunglasses.

www.amazon.com/3M-Goggle-GG...