Matuka

A "moral lesson" from this guy, can't wait. "Alexander was convicted of felony property theft and credit card abuse charges in 2007 and 2008."[19][20][21] Ali Alexander - Wikipedia

He's a grifter. He knows he has to keep up this schtick to sell his shitty pillows and overpriced slippers. Plus, he's an attention whore.

I'm picking Madison in my 2023 death pool.

Well after Jerry accused Jimmy of “sniveling” over his Ring of Honor status earlier this year, the relationship probably isn’t that great.

...in 20 years

With the O-line he played with, he had to have had a very, very good pocket presence just to survive.

@midtown Flight gets in at 10:30 pm on a Thursday night. Airbnb host is offer transportation from airport which I will gladly take the offer up as I'm guessing I very well might have a hard time trying find my lodging tucked away, with no advertising/signage around midnight. You know of any late-night eating spots?

I am starting in Hà Nội, staying at an Airbnb between Cấu Gỗ St & Hàng Bạc. Staying at the historic Hotel Saigon Morin in Huế and at an Airbnb in District 1, Saigon.

Jacob might find he will have a hard time if placed in gen pop.

@midtown Thanks Midtown, awesome pics. I was eagerly awaiting them. I leave for VN 1/4, got my Visa today!

Interesting... Some reviewers say it's a good bottle to pick up for the price.

Now even NewsMax has had enough of Lara...

Dinner must be really good.

If you describe yourself as a patriot, chances are you are not a patriot.

I dunno, I rather dine on the flesh of bovines and crustaceans, but I guess it's a case of don't knock it...

The mental gymnastics that people do to support their shaky beliefs still amazes me.

Absolutely. Great way to get beginners introduced in the sport (especially if you don't have a relative or friend that's into it) and provide some instruction. And there is certainly some that use clubs for the social element.

I flyfish. It's alot more interactive than putting a bell on a rod tip (I know you aren't accusing me of that). Casting a fly can be a lot like a golf swing in that sometimes I'll make a horrible cast, drop an f-bomb but immediately keep casting (until I lose a fly, which is a lot of downtime). Time does fly (no pun) when you are constantly casting, stripping line in and hopefully fighting a fish or two. Being out on a river or bay and enjoying nature is very therapeutic for me, and I'll treasure the trips that I had with my father, brother and friends forever. But flyfishing is not for everyone, and for that I'm thankful. Damn, wish I was out on a river now.

Had a freshman English teacher assign an in-class essay. One of the topic choices was capital punishment. 18 year old Matuka was way more conservative back then and I was discussing what to write with a classmate. He had just got back to his desk after discussing with teacher. She said that if he wrote a pro-capital punishment essay, she would fail him. I chose another topic.

charges filed... https://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/34783425/prosecutor-fisherman-caught-cheating-tournament-charged CLEVELAND -- Two anglers accused of stuffing fish with lead weights and fillets in an attempt to win thousands of dollars in an Ohio fishing tournament were indicted Wednesday on charges of attempted grand theft and other counts. Jacob Runyan, 42, of Broadview Heights, Ohio, and Chase Cominsky, 35, of Hermitage, Pennsylvania, were indicted in Cleveland on felony charges of cheating, attempted grand theft and possessing criminal tools and misdemeanor charges of unlawfully owning wild animals. They're due to be arraigned Oct. 26. Neither man immediately responded to voicemails seeking comment. The cheating allegations surfaced Sept. 30 when Lake Erie Walleye Trail tournament director Jason Fischer became suspicious because Runyan and Cominsky's fish were significantly heavier than walleye of that length typically are. A crowd of people at Gordon Park in Cleveland watched Fischer cut the walleye open and announce that there were weights and walleye filets stuffed inside. An officer from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources confiscated the fish as evidence. Fischer also did not immediately return a telephone call seeking comment. Runyan and Cominsky would have received $28,760 in prizes for winning the tournament. According to search warrant affidavits, the five walleye contained a total of eight 12-ounce (.34 kilogram) lead weights and two 8-ounce (.23 kilogram) weights, as well as the fish fillets. Officers from ODNR, the Hermitage Police Department and the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission seized a boat, trailer and fishing gear belonging to Cominsky on Tuesday in Pennsylvania. The anglers had used the boat during last month's tournament, the affidavits said. One of the affidavits disclosed that Runyan and Cominsky were investigated by Rossford police in northwest Ohio in April after being accused of cheating in a different walleye tournament. According to a Rossford police report, an assistant Wood County prosecutor concluded that although the men might have cheated, there was not enough evidence to charge them.

must've been a very controversial article.

Please give any restaurant recommendations at Narita Int Airport. I'll be spending about 3 hours there connecting from DFW to Ha Noi in January.

send pics!

should have done this his first day in office, but better late...

I dunno, I thought fishing was supposed to fun and relaxing.