Honestly, I’ve never seen the appeal of seats that far down the lines but that close anyway. Generally the seats aren’t angled enough toward the diamond to not give you a sore neck by the third inning. And really, I think the shallow angle of netting once you’re that far down the line is going to cause visibility…
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You truly do the lord’s work for we PEG television folks who stare at 168 hours a week of empty automation system scheduling software and have to resist the urge to play an hour of an aquarium to see if anyone’s watching. (If they were, nobody complained.)
First tried the Impossible at our local Dog Haus (great place). Blew me away as honestly it was so well-seasoned and perfectly cooked, it was indistinguishable from the steakburgers served at another local place. Several co-workers and I have since also had the Beyond to compare, and I wasn’t impressed. They too found…
Not to mention the medics would have gagged at the smell of it.
In theory, they definitely do. My last place was on a street with an HOA (disclosure: was also on the board for a while), and there were two identical developments to ours (same floor plans, materials, everything) elsewhere in town built at the same time. The other two either never had HOAs or they’d dissolved…
Can we trust that it’s actually a turtle and not a tortoise at least?
And CAIR or something else Muslim-y, since NRA TV is right there with OANN and Fox News when it comes to stoking those flames.
Meanwhile the batter is stretching and airing out his own nut sack because he knows Godley’s nowhere near ready to throw.
The irony also being that the wall they’re rushing to build right now in Texas and Arizona is 100% useless against the influx of asylum seekers, which they claim are the “crisis”. The new sections are being built inside the border due to River geography, creating a vast No Man’s Land where asylum seekers are easily…
Instead, he’s making it into one of his half-dozen Katrinas.
Given that the Colorado totally dries up where it serves as the border, it’s about a hundred yard walk from Mexico to the nearest road on the US side with nothing but bushes or Hunter’s rail-barrier in some areas west of Yuma.
He perfectly highlighted exactly why the $200M ‘wall’ construction about to begin here in Yuma (with DoD money) is absolutely useless against the asylum-seekers, though— they already know that on the stretch where Hunter was, including a section just south with 20' steel barriers from the W Bush days, the barriers are…
I’d very seriously consider making my next vehicle a Tesla... except I really don’t like the fact that it’s a 10-20% price premium to get a not-black or not-dark exterior and interior. I get the “cool” factor, but I live in the Arizona desert and the literal COOL factor is very important.
At least they’re learning that trying to play games with religious discrimination just leads to someone in a Baphomet costume in the chamber before long.
Ironic part is that a lot of the family units are entering in areas where the large, steel border barrier was built not long ago, but not on the actual border, for various logistical and likely economical reasons. That might work fine for smugglers, but it’s a massive gaffe when it comes to trying to control the flow…
If it can’t be added to food, why do I keep seeing ads for deals on CBD gummies? *ahem*
Which is a good point... and I’m someone who cannot, for the life of me, sleep on a plane, even red eyes. Never had a problem sleeping in an Amtrak coach seat.
Though I’ve tried other Chase Field culinary experiments and been impressed, I’ll pass on this one (others weren’t priced unreasonably, so not sure why this warrants a $15+ premium over the others) and stick with the good ol’ Churro Dog.
Yet these same ‘constitutional’ scholars are the ones who end up pepper sprayed and tased by Border Patrol officers for refusing to comply or answer questions at checkpoints when they’re exercising their own rights in defiance of ‘big government.