IT’S ON THE CAMPAIGN SITE. HOW CAN THEY EVEN REMOTELY DENY THIS WAS ANYTHING BUT PLANNED?

I can feel the Tenshin building already.

Much appreciated!

And got the SX4 instead. I love the SX4 (perfect winter beater) but the Swift is just so cool.

See my reply to the initial comment. Anything to add?

Is it worth it? My wife and daughter are absurdly fair skinned and wear sunscreen just to go on car rides. I’m turned off by Crystalline’s price, but if it’s the real deal, I’d be willing to pay.

The interesting thing is that my phone is probably being throttled (iPhone SE) but I have zero issues with day-to-day performance. I play games, text, call, use Slack, etc and have no complaints after three years with the phone. Sure, the battery life isn’t great, but it never really has been. Performance is just as…

Flex SEL with 2nd row captains.

Oh, there are most definitely people who are high as hell at work, but I’ve been fortunate to be in environments where people are generally responsible. And if someone’s habits got in the way of getting stuff done, someone would say something to them.

Except that’s not been the case at any place I’ve worked at in CO. Company policies have said that they understand that it remains in your system, but it is most certainly not okay to come to work high or get high at lunch or any other time when you’re actively working. And to no surprise, people listened and obeyed…

Dangit!

Except your health is as much about you (with regards to contagious things) as it is everyone else. Stop equating things like cancer with easily transmittable illnesses.

I played golf and drank whiskey. It was perfect. Home by 8pm.

Yeah. Cap Hill resident here. Not gonna disagree.

I’m fairly certain this was sarcasm.

There are PLENTY of other ways to teach a person how to respect and respond to people in positions of authority. Zip tying a FOUR YEAR OLD’s hands behind their backs is most certainly not in the top 100 choices anyone should make.

I’ve meant to delete mine for about five years or more (haven’t really touched it since then). I keep wondering why I haven’t, and then when I go to, I realize why:

Well said.

The second biggest issue is that development of younger players is dominated by “pay to play” travel leagues that are limited to those whose families have both the money and time for it; it’s a shortsighted system that greatly shrinks the size of the talent pool.

Amen.