The screwball also still requires you have a major league acceptable fastball, while the knuckleball does not. What does she get clocked at in this show? Not going with a knuckleball is a strange choice indeed.

Look, we already know how to play baseball, alright?

It's a kind of funny take since Les Claypool himself has covered Pink Floyd albums in their entirety, and played them pretty straight.

That doesn't make sense to me for most fish but I do feel like clams, oyster, jellyfish, sea sponges and the like barely have more going on mentally than plants.

I think a lot of people, including me (I haven't seen the documentary), already knew about the LAPD and the korean grocer in connection with the riots.

Let's just assume everybody is a sexual predator, that way we won't be disappointed in the cases where it ends up being true.

Prior to watching the documentary, you could have very easily said about it what you said about Sully (which you presumably also haven't seen)

In recent years he's also had that awful goatee. EVIL!!!!

To be fair, Seinfeld may have mellowed out since then.

My perception of Dave, based on mostly my own imagination, is that he was probably very nice, then let his relative success (he had more than the rest of the KITH) get to his head, then became deeply bitter about his career comedown and divorce.

I saw a middle aged guy with a little kid the other day wearing a dress shirt, tie, and backwards baseball cap (with the adjustable plastic strap), and almost wanted to yell that at him.

In the girl drink anecdote, I very easily imagined Bruce saying his “I’ve never been more disappointed in the troupe" as one of his characters.

to paraphrase the Beastie Boys, "Sometimes you become the thing you make fun of"

I hear the Mets are signing them to a minor league contract. Zing!

When I watched it as a kid he seemed like the most memorable. Him and Dave were the only ones whose names I knew for years, though I've since learned to appreciate Scott, Mark, and Bruce.

I'm not being sarcastic. This is just a little speech impediment! I can't help it :(

That is NOT how we do business here…

Is there even a limit to how many times each side can appeal in Italy? In this case they seemed to close it for good after she had been found not guilty, guilty, and not guilty again, but could they have kept going back and forth indefinitely? It really does sound insane.

The guy Mignini apparently already had a ton of experience in creating insane theories in the Monster of Florence case and I'm not sure how he still had a job.

Sexy dames and plenty of them!