How is what you describe different than looking at a display case full of cookies?

and that sounds perfectly normal to me.

I feel like there might be a good synergy possibility. “Oh yeah this ultra my iPod had their entire 58 hours of bootlegs of their last summer tour. See these 4 miles outside Phoenix? Man, those were 4 good miles of Harpua.”

The question I’d love to ask some of these athletes: Do you ever get bored?

Jets fan?

Christians are, by definition, AD not BC.

Any high school chemistry teacher will tell you pepper spray is a solution.

EA announced and released a whole game yesterday.

It’s local co-op.

He’s... um... well, uh, look, there’s no easy way to put this so I’ll just say it. He’s wearing a Papelbon jersey.

An entire article about a tackle at Fenway without the John Marzano highlight! That’s not right.

Toys bringing a template for imaginary story telling is nothing new. That’s all these games are. What if I wanted my Decepticons to win? What if Cobra Commander was right all along? Maybe Skeletor should get to rule the castle.

It gets diluted whenever there are more of one extreme on the ballot than there are ranks to be made.

Part of me doesn’t understand why there was so much disappointment on the first half. A game mode, some skins, a map. What more would you want? That sounds like decent content for a month.

Well the trouble is that - from a math point of view - any dilution of votes from a third party is just going to happen again with ranked voting, you just maybe dilute the 2nd rank choice. Say you gave everyone 2 votes (even without a rank, you’re picking 2 for the general election, same way some local ballots say…

It feels like the California system is doing ranked voting to a certain degree. It’s designed to get down to only 2 candidates on the final ballot - none of this third party challenger pulling away some votes in the final election, just a simply choice for everyone to make. So while I’m also a fan of pure ranked…

When you decide to work together, who picks which one candidate to back?

Funny tangent story... back in high school a history teacher started class by asking us to write the lyrics to the anthem. I think she knew there would be a fire drill 10 minutes into class because when we got outside she proceeded to spend the fire drill time reading aloud the insanity that some people wrote.

To each their own.

I wonder what a hedge fund manager’s resume looks like to get a coaching job like this.