I could be wrong, but the only discount ive seen in quite a while was last fall they had it for $60ish to celebrate an Emmy nomination or something. That’s when I got my last subscription and I plan on letting mine expire unless I find a discount off the $100 price.

I could be wrong, but the only discount ive seen in quite a while was last fall they had it for $60ish to celebrate…

Legitimate question. What is the difference between an infrared oven and say, lining your oven with aluminum foil to reflect heat?

Legitimate question. What is the difference between an infrared oven and say, lining your oven with aluminum foil to…

Read your comment. Thought, “its not that hard to tell.” Scrolled up and looked again. Definitely had it backwards.

I had never heard of this before. I’m gonna look up some dimensions and make a set because this looks awesome. Thanks for sharing.

I had never heard of this before. I’m gonna look up some dimensions and make a set because this looks awesome.…

I went there too. My first thought was “how did they get that far before one of them came off?”

Like when Johnny Cueto got 7 games for kicking Jason LaRue and giving him a concussion

I’ve had both charcoal and electric smokers in my short smoking history, and I have to say that unless you’re going all out, electric is the way to go. Lower cost charcoal units are extremely hard to manage the temp. Electric suffers slightly in the taste dept (or I just haven’t gotten it dialed in yet) but the ease…

No. And it costs almost $500, so I’m not going to read it now either.

I actually think the hitter never striking out detracts from the value. Unless its a high leverage situation, the pitcher is going to intentionally walk them every time once people figure it out. But if you could consistently run up the pitch count to 20-30+ consistently, you could make the other team face a decision…

He wouldn’t get intentionally walked if the bases were loaded. No pitcher is going to admit that there is a 0% chance of getting the hitter out in that situation and guarantee the other team a run. Even if statistically, there is a 0% chance of getting him out.

Except the part where MLB blackout rules still very much exist.

So I honestly was thinking about this on Sunday while watching a game. And the argument for pinch hitter is that as a leadoff DH, they’re going to get walked every time after a couple weeks. Which is not a bad thing, but its 4 soft pitches. But I feel like there is value in the pinch hitter because it could be used in…

In regards to the MLB player who can foul any pitch off, what is the best way to use said player? DH and guarantee a baserunner every time through the order? Pinch-hitter that you save until you have bases loaded and guarantee a run and possibly run up the pitch count?

Counterpoint: what if I illegally stream a paid account through a VPN due to blackout restrictions? It’s still partly due to me being cheap (I don’t want to pay $80/mo for a whole cable package) but I do pay for the service.

Apparently I’m the only one who looks at the cover photo and sees a problem. First order of business for the “growth team” is to figure out why the plants around that Tesla charging station aren’t growing. Hint: Its not a lack of water, its the fact that the only way to park there is to drive right over them.

Can you afford to buy one and wear it once? Because that’s approxately how many opportunities you’ll have to wear it.

A non-chemical way to help with crabgrass is to crowd it out. Overseed and fertilize your lawn in the fall to get a better stand of the grass you want. This will already be growing and providing ground cover long before the crabgrass germinates. This will do wonders for your crabgrass problem. Personally, I’d hit it…

The kids aren’t on your lawn. Stop yelling at them.

You probably won’t see this because I’m just a lowly pleeb stuck in the grays, but get a orange peeler from pampered chef. Way overpriced for a simple piece of plastic, but it makes peeling oranges about 400% easier.

Those cheese crackers taste nothing like american cheese. Or any cheese really. They mostly just taste like crackers.