I would like to make love to that Maury/Father of the Constitution sign.

I did a spit take when I heard this. Thanks for calling bullshit. Hearing a rich guy who announces football games for a living complain about taxes makes me dust off my guillotine.

Tax rates now (under a democrat) are the same or lower than they were under the GOP hero Ronald Reagan. All of the spin in the world can’t hide this fact.

I also liked the part when the Cardinals lost.

:large

Yep, it landed on the scoreboard.

I will not stand for those who are already pre-emptively expressing disgust for Cubs fans and their newfound success. Success eventually gets annoying for every successful team, particularly those in large markets. And I hate when people say “Cubbies,” and I know Wrigley has always been filled with a lot of people who…

I’m not a White Sox fan, but it’s not Kenny Williams fault the his team’s 87-year drought (2 years longer than Boston’s, btw) was not considered ‘storied.’

but... but the a’s can’t win a postseason series so i’m still skeptical about advanced stats.

I will stand for a lot, but I WILL NOT STAND FOR THIS. A “g.” OBVIOUSLY.

So they stop doing all that during the season?

"Is hiding your SSID really more secure?"

@vinylrake: I really don't see how you've come to this conclusion, as one does not imply the other. Your logic is non sequitur. I know of no router that disables the ability to enter a network key when you've unchecked the "broadcast SSID" box. Herc's logic is the more sensible.

Hiding your SSID isn't a security feature as such, but i is a clear signal to any potential hacker that you probably know what you're doing, and should they choose to try and hack your setup, they will have to jump through a dozen different hoops just to find out that you like to google lolcats