As someone who spent over 30 years in North Carolina I can confirm that we have plenty of batshit crazy everything to go around. Of course, we also have a high percentage of the population that’s never actually seen a cell phone, so video might be a bit hard to come by.

You literally cannot argue that logic.

Of course it does. Here’s some of the actual science behind it.

I have no idea what you’re going on about, but it clearly has very little to do with the slide in question. I agree that everybody, including Gawker et. al. wants to see Utley play. So it makes sense that the MLB is putting this under more scrutiny than it has before.

But he does. Left hand at the same instant he pops up his hand brushes the side of the bag.

Show me the angle from the 3rd base side. In your gif it appears that Wright is still within the basebath. Per MLB rules the defensive player is not allowed to impede on the runners ability to reach the base, so if Wright has not yet reached the base and has not gone past the base then yes, that’s a legal play.

Most of Ireland’s top players play in the Premier League. Most of the top players in the US play in the MLS.

Wait... which previous coaches are you talking about. Bob Bradley’s last win against Meheeco was in 2007, and that was due largely to an amazing display by Benny Feilhaber. Who then couldn’t even make the starting squad at Hamburger, which is a team that hasn’t really competed at the top levels of the Bundesliga since…

Yes, but whether it’s a hit or an E3 doesn’t actually affect the outcome of the game, only the stats.

Even if you argue that Tejada didn’t actually touch the base... you have to admit that Utley came off the base and made contact with the person holding the ball. Even if they ruled it a legal slide... he still should have been out.

“Hey look, my client was just shooting all of those people because everybody else was shooting people too. Here’s video as proof.”

They do actually. Once you ride is complete Uber asks you to rate your driver and you have the ability to tip at that time.

Further, most of the taxi drivers here in Savannah are classified as independent contractors. Making them even more similar to Uber and Lyft drivers.

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Sure, but you’re missing the whole point. Why would the shuttle need it’s full tanks for the rocket boosters if the F15s were the ones that would take it into orbit? That cuts down the weight tremendously.

Maybe... but don’t forget that a big chunk of the weight of the space shuttle was actually the solid fuel. If you took that out of the equation the shuttle’s own rockets were strong enough to take it into orbit. I believe the weight of the shuttle was something around 165,000 pounds empty, whereas the weight of the…

Maybe that was what we were seeing on all of those dash cams a couple months ago.

450 HP with 29mpg is bone stock. That’s the impressive part.

The reason you don’t see them in Europe is because they pay a tax based on the engine displacement. This is why you see turbo 4-bangers in the high end of their midsize models.

Wait, I’m having trouble parsing your side of the argument. Are you saying that someone can steal your stub and change your seating preference without you knowing? That would be interesting considering that you’ve already taken the flight.