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Posts posted by hayden_horn
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i'd like to know more about the broad behind coach graham
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motivate. motivate. motivate. motivate.
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so we've had as 363 and a 163. you don't get too many of those, much less in the same game.
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ok, holy shit. we may get two SC top ten. stealing home and that ridiculousness.
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alright alright alright
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ok, that was fun
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3 minutes ago, AUS-97HORN said:
damn, that fucking ump absolutely jacks off to the extra low and outside pitch.
this is actually my biggest issue with the batter interference. you can't call low and away consistently, and not expect an occasional off-balance swing. that said, i stand by my earlier commentary.
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Just now, Fozzz said:
Why not see how deep Shugart can go in this game? Relievers gonna be a lot more valuable tomorrow.
my thoughts exactly. though they stated they'd be keen to bounce him asap in the regional
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363!
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1 minute ago, Goo Punch said:
I don’t believe he impeded the throw. Not even a little bit.think of it like this, because i know you know soccer. think of an offside call against a player who never touches the ball on a goal. the ref and linesmen are in the unfortunate position to determine whether or not intent even matters. you can't have a guy charging at the goalkeeper even if he isn't part of the play. sometimes they have to call that, even if it might not be certain that bad intent is in play, just to send the message that little games like that aren't to be played. at that point, intent doesn't matter, the position after the swing does. even if you duck under the throw, you're still in front of the catcher. just putting the kabosh on any tomfoolery is a strong ump move, imo. i think it was a questionable call, but good umping, if that makes sense.
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kid hugging that souvenir was one of the cooler things i've seen today.
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i don't know. i don't think it was a great call, but i get it. it could easily look to the ump like he jumped across the plate on a hit and run. pretty much everything about it, including david pierce coming out for discussion was proper baseball, imo.
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Just now, Lagunamadre said:
Ya, I watched the conference live and caught that, he started by saying it was a really nice letter and ended by saying he hasn't opened yet. Bizzaro world.
we're through the looking glass. i love the "i could be in for a big surprise" line though. a weird moment of humor from a generally humorless man.
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40 minutes ago, Gil Bang said:
not sure of the timeline here, but thought this was hilarious:
https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/trump-today-06-01-18/h_b2949d3aab93575db4390d47e5c996ec
Edit: according to this cnn link:
QuoteAbout that letter: He said the letter from Kim, delivered on Friday, was very nice, though later added he hadn't read it.
fucking luzl
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12 minutes ago, 4th&Five said:
art of the motherfucking deal
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1 minute ago, Gil Bang said:
he is a child.
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lulz, remember that 5th grade level letter trump issued about north korea?
it was all bullshit, i guess.
from AP:
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Trump ends week of uncertainty, announces historic summit with Kim Jong Un is back on for June 12 in Singapore -
On 5/24/2018 at 4:56 PM, Johnny Sack said:
How many people here with jobs are allowed to pontificate about politics with customers? I am a lawyer. I have partners. There is no way any of us would preach politics to our clients. Period. And we certainly wouldn't let our employees preach their political views to our clients.
What freaking world do you people live in?
The NFL's major mistake was not cutting this bullshit off as soon as it happened. Like the NBA did with Chris Jackson.
i think it sort of depends on the employer. my employer is based in the uk, and gives us 24 paid volunteer hours. my employer is also heavily involved in various charities, and we have a fairly robust pride program for lgbt. we volunteer for pride events here in austin. is that political? sort of, yeah, some might say absolutely. i think somewhat cynically that it is more about not shutting off sources of talent, because talent wins. but either way, it's fairly progressive, from a political standpoint.
the nfl's major mistake was making a big controversy out of it. let the men kneel if they want to kneel. it does no harm to anyone to allow them to kneel. it doesn't disrespect the flag at all. they aren't setting the flag on fire during the anthem.
i think people don't like the cause, and they don't like the people protesting the cause. as such, they find ways to obscure the cause, or intentionally conflate it with disrespect of the military (which is the biggest reach, i think) and hatred for the country, when in reality, it's a fairly simple statement that while we may be the land of the free and home of the brave, some people aren't as free as others, especially in the eyes of the cops, and these men are somewhat brave in protesting their cause.
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12 hours ago, crackamacgowski said:
I’m going to pistol whip the next person that says Caillou.

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1 hour ago, staboner said:
LMAO at my company being on there. for one thing recently yes, for other stuff my word
hahaha, absolutely hilarious, on a couple of different levels.
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13 hours ago, Gatorubet said:
so great. they could probably do one of these a week and it wouldn't get old for me.
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17 minutes ago, 4th&Five said:
so wrong, but goddamn it, i laughed
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9 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:
You know Caillou is dead right? Cancer (hence the bald head). That’s why clouds surround most of the scenes and why his grandma is narrating most of it
The whole cartoon is his grandma telling his little sister about things he did when he was alive. His little sister was only like 3 when he died.
jesus christ, i could've done without knowing that
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5 minutes ago, Johnny Sack said:
We have sent $16 billion. That's $4,500 for every person on the island. There are a shitload of people down there rebuilding. My buddy is one. He said the local government is nothing but a hindrance.
i believe it. however, that's america's responsibility, just like trying to get louisiana, mississippi, and alabama rebuilt after katrina. i appreciate there is local corruption, as i mentioned it in my post, but it is still AMERICAN soil.

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that's not a rat tail, those are braids. jfc