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I just make my own game of it. One of them (I think FanDuel?) has a different promo code every commercial, and the first few times, it seemed like the code was actually related to what was going on in the game I was watching. Like, there would be a fumble and change of possession, and sure enough, the promo code was

But outside of Colorado, Washington state or Oregon...you know, places in America where it is no longer taboo.

A) When I was a kid, we’d just use a towel as the bath mat, too. But it was always the same couple of towels that were never used for actual towelling.

Why wait? When telemarketers call my house, I hit the answer button, then immediately the hang up button. That way the phone stops ringing and I don’t have to worry about any telemarketing accidentally infecting my ear holes.

Bah, who has time for that? I pick up, wait a beat, then hang up. Most places get the hint, but sometimes someone will keep calling back thinking they got a live one, and I just keep hanging up on them.

The type of shower also has some relevance. My wife and I have a 3/4 master bath. There’s a sink, toilet and a shower (no bath) with a door that swings open. I try to have the bath mat catch all the drippings from the door, but that has a way of soaking the mat pretty good on at least half of it. Then I dry as much as

I always round to the next dollr. I’ll calculate the tip percentage, usually 20% or so, then add enough to get to the next full dollar. But then, I try to get the cost for my gas at an even dollar amount (or $X.50) so maybe I just have a problem with hanging decimals.

When Rodgers first took over from Favre, I knew someone who worked at Lambeau Field. She used to tell me about just how lonely Favre was. He would ask her to take his truck to get gas and he would stay at Lambeau until 10 PM or later, because anywhere else he went, he would get mobbed by fans. Not that he minded

Baseball definitely has layer upon layer of strategy, which makes it fun to play. There is very little going on visually, however, and the last few baseball games I went to (Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, the Brewers’ farm team) no one in the stadium, that I could see, were paying more than cursory attention to the game.

1) The clock stopping or not is generally tied to how close the ball is to where it needs to be for the next play to get off. Incomplete pass? The ball is now 10, 20, or 30 yards away from the line of scrimmage, so the clock is stopped. (I know, spiking the ball breaks this “rule” but what are rules without

Yeah, there is absolutely no good answer if you “have” to go to a bachelor’s party around the birth of a child. There is no way, as the husband, the guy sending in that question gets out unscathed.

I know kids don’t have any reason to listen to the “it will follow you forever” argument, just look at kids sending sexts and things.

For the majority of people, they go to the gym to lose weight, not gain muscle. So gym membership would drop precipitously. They would also have to add some sort of ejaculatorium, to cater to people who just want to lose weight, maybe combine it with the steam room?

And for the rebuttal:

Nah, get the in-laws there to help your bed-ridden wife. For one thing, most guys aren’t getting paternity leave, especially not before the baby, so someone’s going to need to be there during the day anyway. Even with in-laws there after the baby, you’re not leaving for a weekend and getting out of your share of 2 am

There are two options, take the trip before the baby is born or after the baby is born, within a two month window, or so. Going before the baby is absolutely the better of the two option, though neither of these is a good option. If your wife is panicking at every little burp and fart, there’s another issue at hand.

There is a difference between absolute time and subjective time. Soccer may take less absolute time, but it feels like it takes forever, and in the end, you’ve got a 1-0 score. A lot of action for very little result.

Maybe you said stupid shit on long-obsolete bulletin boards because you were an idiot teenager who wasn’t taught how to behave semi-coherently on internet message boards.

I think a blog/internet comment class is an awesome idea. If it leads to fewer trolls, idiots and flamers, I’m all for it.

You could, but who would want to? The best thing about soccer coming on the TV is that it automatically removes one channel from my list of options, potentially leading to me actually getting off my ass to do something else.