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TwiceHorn

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  1. Kavan pretty much dealing. Maybe a few innings rest perked her up. If there is a tomorrow, hope she keeps it up.
  2. Dangerously close to a dinger, but gunned by Stewie.
  3. Kinda got that feeling doesn't it?
  4. Yesterday was aberrational with Stewie kicking it around at short, but we really don't look like the better team in any phase of the game.
  5. Arguably his entire tenure.
  6. Shelled I think is the technical term.
  7. Would have been nice if that had been a foot higher. We can't hold a one-run lead.
  8. Shocking. Looked more clearly early than the gal at third yesterday.
  9. Her body language says she did and knows it. And replay confirms.
  10. He needs to have a Jerritt Elliott moment, for sure.
  11. That's about enough of that.
  12. Yeah that was over her knee, probably 3-6" in the box.
  13. That's a run with Stewie at SS.
  14. I think because so much of the motion comes from the legs and trunk, warmup consists of doing things other than throwing. So a pitcher doesn't have to be up in the bullpen.
  15. The hierarchy is as follows: Moron-mental age 7-10 Imbecile-mental age 3-7 Idiot- mental age under 3.
  16. See first year, I actually made outlines, thinking that the process of doing it would reinforce and aid retention. Others obtained outlines from various sources, including me. What I failed to do, though, was sit there and read and re-read the goddamn things over and over and over and over again for at least a day. I hate rote memorization, but this is one way to accompiish it. So, making my own outlines got me thoroughly meadoker grades in the first year of law school. But when I stopped making my own outlines, used others, but did the obsessive re-reading thing, I made law review grades for the rest of my tenure.
  17. What I was trying to say. Well put.
  18. Two beefs my parents had with my early education were a lack of practice of penmanship (they had Palmer penmanship with a lot of drawing of loops) and math tables. So, they forced those two things on me outside of school. As a small child, I pretty much detested practicing anything, but I did those things at their insistence and was probably better off for it. Weirdly, having to learn a system of printing in drafting/mechanical drawing in my teens transformed my handwriting.
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