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I don't miss those days of bearer bonds and coupons. The bonds we used to mail to the local Fed.
I don't have a problem with the golf pools that Eli runs because it keeps people engaged in golf. What irritated me is bringing someone's politics into the discussion.
If this board is going to allow that then I'm out of here.
The Wolf of Wall Street though overdone imo was not so far off the mark as to what was going on with traders on Wall Street. Coke during the day and 'ludes at night.
That too but it's a story for a different place.
You can move on. You're the one who suggested Grisham should be our starting CFer.
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Are those Billy Buckner's baseball cleats?
That contract is killing them while FDX keeps moving up.
Not everyone has lived in Italy for 20 years nor does their world revolve around Italy. Your discussion belongs on the Recipe board where people break spaghetti before they throw it in the pot.
The availability of drugs I suspect was highly dependent on your geographic location. As well as what the drugs of preference were. Funny but living in NYC and going to NYU I experienced no shortage throughout the 70s and 80s.
After college I can clearly remember the smell of pot while walking around Wall Street at lunch hour.
The site a tad sticky and slow this morning...
It's the humidity.
How can they be upgrades with lower BAs? Good at bats that lead to outs are still outs.
This is his first time. But the Yankees have a cast of characters who have batted clean up and leadoff.
https://www.rotowire.com/baseball/batting-orders.php?team=NYY
You can filter by batting order. Interesting that Volpe has lead off the most until Boone gave up on him.
What's really weird is how Kasey ended up being buried in Oslo Norway.
On June 15, 2014, Kasem died at St. Anthony's Hospital in Gig Harbor, Washington, at the age of 82. The immediate cause of death was reported as sepsis caused by an ulcerated bedsore.[20][66][67] His body was handed over to his widow.[68] Reportedly, Kasem wanted to be buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale.[69]
By July 19, 2014, a judge had granted Kerri Kasem a temporary restraining order to prevent Jean Kasem from cremating the body in order to allow an autopsy to be performed. However, when Kerri Kasem went to give a copy of the order to the funeral home, she was informed that the body had been moved at the direction of Jean Kasem.[70][71] Kasem's wife had the body moved to a funeral home in Montreal on July 14, 2014.[71] On August 14, it was reported in the Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang that Kasem was going to be buried in Oslo.[72][73][74]
Jean Kasem had him interred at Oslo Western Civil Cemetery on December 16, 2014, more than six months after his death.
Because he hits for a lower average than Volpe who went 2 for 4 last night.
Boone is now using reverse psychology on opposing teams.
Save on pitch count and just hold up 4 fingers every time Judge comes up. The lineup was bad enough but using Grisham and Rice as PHers was beyond belief.
If George was still alive Boone would have been fired by now. Yanks have now lost 3 straight to the Mets and only Cole can prevent a sweep.
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Good God this is a golf board and not a place to post your crap disparaging people who post on other boards but that is what you do. WTF does my moderation of a board have anything to do with EZ winning here. Nothing.
I doubt the vet will let you have a cow. With my ailments I can eat anything and I feel sorry for what you must be going through.
Not sure I could do that.
I remember him well. He was on the radio and Dick Clark was on TV.
One of the few things I buy off label is sugar. I mean sugar is sugar.
I do check out the prices on everything I buy and yes there is a price difference. For spaghetti sauce and salad dressings we buy Paul Newmans and even though we're over paying their profits go to charity.
That union contract has to be killing them. FDX is beating them on ground shipping and express.
One would have to be deaf, dumb and blind not to realize hitting Witt was not intentional. But that is the way of umps now.
Any one who has coached baseball would appreciate Leyland's speech on Sunday.
Leyland's Hall of Fame speech
https://www.mlive.com/tigers/2024/07/jim-leylands-warm-funny-heartfelt-hall-of-fame-induction-speech-im-here-today-because-of-you.html
He was definitely a player's coach and sorry but Boone will never be.
Time to see what the Yankees are made of with Gil and Cole plating the Mets.
LeMahieu shaken by slump but plans to keep grinding
Veteran gets day off, though Boone says he'll get chance to play through struggles
July 21st, 2024
https://www.mlb.com/news/dj-lemahieu-addresses-health-slump-before-yankees-play-rays
He is too classy a player not to admit that he is concerned right now. Nice to see him hit his first HR last night.
Witt needed a single to hit for the cycle. If you're going to plunk him that was the spot to hit him on the left arm. The ump should have issued a warning right then and there but he didn't. When the Royals retaliated and the ump issued a warning I don't know what Lovullo was arguing about. Can't say I blame the Royals pitcher for retaliating. That's baseball.
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So they are about as accurate as a real weatherman.
Don't forget an apple.
In my case I grew up with some name brands like Heinz, Muellers, Morton salt, and Gulden's mustard to name a few.
Congrats! Even a blind squirrel can find a nut.
Soto was one of Cashman's better trades but it came at the expense of too much pitching. Cashman, Boone and Blake imo have been utterly useless for way too long. Yankees have more pitchers on the IL then they have starters.
Congrats on the win.
And an FYI.
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Check out my reply. lol.
BTW the market is rebounding nicely.
LOL. I don't think his being a Trump guy has anything to do with golf and his picks nor does your chats you might have had with him.
I do know EZ personally and he is a good guy and I was kidding him over the weekend about watching the golf channel when he was contending.
I used to hunt them when I lived in MA with my Irish Setter. Most of the time it was a good morning for us getting some exercise. It's rare to find them as a native bird since they are susceptible to various predators.
Yes I believe there was government involvement in promotion and dealing.
Perhaps they were regarding the hallucinogens such as LSD etc in the 60's since they wanted to study the mind altering side effects. I went to NYU in the early 1970s down in the village and drugs were readily available including pot, coke and my all time favorite 'ludes. The latter drugs were neither mind altering nor addictive and the latter 2 were prescribed meds. I would be careful with saying the government promoted those drugs.
Mind you I had no experience with hallucinogens since I really wasn't interested but I read a lot about them.
That is a beautiful looking pheasant.
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Volpe hasn't developed. I thought he would be much better.
Your post. And you're wrong he has developed quite nicely.
You really don't like me, do you? Never miss an opportunity to be nasty.
Please, your definition defining Bescheloss was unnecessary. He is a noted historian just like Meacham, Goodwin and Chernow just to name a few.
My point was that I was unaware he did the history of federal agencies.
Did you even take the time to look at what his background was?
The second panel, “The Legacy of the SEC” spotlighted historian Michael Beschloss; legal scholar, author, and expert on the SEC