Cartagena is a great destination. I was there a year ago and we had a great time. Food, drinks, and transport are all very inexpensive. Cabs are less than $2. Folks are friendly, and there is a lot of exploring to do in the old city. Cartagena has a ton of history, but it is full of youth and energy. And of course,…

Again, how is she relevant to the discussion?

I challenge you to produce evidence that the President did anything to affect the leadership of SEAL Team Six.

But not him. That’s obvious with his new ‘Do Not Enter’ logo.

Seated showers rock. It’s like you get to enjoy one of the key benefits of retirement without having to be old.

I mostly agree with you. Not only is it not a great strategy, it’s a terrible strategy.

I don’t disagree with your points about the Korver deal. But how do you square that with the Dwight Howard signing? On one hand they are signing an aging player for big money, on the other hand they are getting rid of an aging player.

Along with the other recent news, this pretty much proves that you can’t be hired to work in the Atlanta front office unless you’re an idiot.

Bartolo Colon “Oscopy”

Trout will jump at the chance to test the waters.

The 355 is notoriously difficult and expensive to maintain when compared to other entry-level Ferraris. This kid picked the wrong one.

The only relevant question: Will it be available with a manual?

Yeah, VT moved from the Big East to the ACC in 2004.

Tech will get better, though. Pastner can recruit, and some of the freshman have talent. Lammers will be around next year. When they play at their best, they are not terrible. I think they will get more consistent with every game under Pastner.

Not doubting that your plan will take off some pounds, but that’s not fasting. This is fasting:

It’s 2017, fellas. Come on out of that closet.

I thought Vine was dead.

I should have said that they chewed them up and spat them out. Big time failure on my part to leave the metaphor incomplete.

Wake Forest lost as well.

The two Techs chewed them to pieces