Counterpoint: Roger Federer can play forever.

Unless you can name like 400 active football players, I can’t imagine “I’ve never heard of this guy” is a meaningful metric.

“I mean, let’s get on the same page: you say you want a Fiesta but I see you a Cobra Jet.”

There’s a lot to get into on batter interference, but on this exact play, the batter stepping out there is meaningless. It could have been a different story with a right handed batter and some other things happening there, but a lefty backing out like that on that play is a big nothing. I’m not sure what your…

“Could have joined me at Chickie & Pete’s crab house”

Go post on SBNation then.

I work for a company based in Texas and major company-wide emails from VPs and C-level executives often have “y’all” in them. They’re otherwise perfectly written. The same will go for when we have town hall meetings: they’re on stage saying perfectly reasonable business things with “y’all”s thrown around in there.

No.

“Matt, we’re not saying that you can’t talk about Qualcomm, it’s just that if you don’t pee every once in a while you’re going to ruin your bladder forever.”

My hope is that he gets picked up and goes on to win the Super Bowl, then becomes the new face of Clearasil.

It does involve Boston.

And then in the 00s they just came out and made a movie—with two volumes!—about it. What a time to be alive.

I have both the big version of this pitcher and the small one pictured. The big one is for the in-progress brew, and the small one is what’s ready, since the big one when filled with grounds holds almost exactly the volume of the small one.

I have both the big version of this pitcher and the small one pictured. The big one is for the in-progress brew, and…

Inbound 290 from Austin all the way to where it turns into Congress is another place where you’ll be sitting comfortably near 100 and just keeping up. The light at Congress/Franklin right after 290 becomes a street sneaks up on you quick if you come out from under the post office at any decent speed.

This is a much better response than I was expecting.

How are you setup that you’re getting hit by a foul ball that a traditional mask wouldn’t have protected? Somehow I worked for around 18 years without being hit in the hat once, nor was that a problem for anyone I worked with.

Zack Hample

Hopefully Zack Hample will be affected by this soon.

I would love to see Gene Ray at a Rubik’s Cube contest.

The highlight: