Is Kansas the new Baylor?

+1 Waco fire joke

These practices aren’t the norm for every program. There are some programs/coaches that actually have a decent moral compass. Having that moral compass probably keeps those programs from winning an additional 2-4 games a year and keeps them out of championship contention, but they do exist.

Because they’re not a traditional power and axing them wouldn’t hurt the bottom line as much? Also seems to be more institutionally widespread at Baylor than Penn State. Also, th... no, you’re right NCAA won’t do a thing.

“Right, and when the cops ask, make sure you say it was a drug deal gone bad.” - Baylor Basketball Program

Is it too soon to talk about burning things down in Waco?

‘Two thoughts: 1, maybe it to show how much you need to eat since a lot of people don’t eat enough vegetables or 2, show you what to limit the more starchy vegetables to? Unlimited spinach or kale, OK. Unlimited potatoes, not so much.

A 2 year old?

ProTip for getting a good night’s sleep as described: Don’t have kids.

+1 CJK5H

I can’t remember the percentage of light that green blocks, but it’s not much at all. Like 5~15% maybe. Also, Corona does always taste skunky.

Yup. That’s the other reason.

I find it interesting that so many people are losing their minds over this issue when A) he hasn’t written an opinion for or against it and B) there’s still likely a 5-4 split for it if he goes against.

This. Why has everyone been freaking out for the past year as if the senate is supposed to just automatically approve any and all presidential nominations?

From most of what I’ve read, he’s somewhat similar to Scalia in that he usually interprets the laws as written in original context. His rulings haven’t all been completely in line with right wing ideas. He’s had a few rulings that seem to strongly support the 4th amendment to the point of saying cops can’t come onto…

How dare you try to give more context to a talking point. Please take your pesky facts and kindly leave.

A mistake on Reid’s part to set that precedent (or had it been done before?). Either way, many in both parties fail to consider the future implications of changing or expanding their powers. These politicians and their supporters end up looking like hypocrites once a new regime comes to power. For example: cheering…

Some people say beer in cans is crappy, but that’s because for decades only crappy beer was sold in cans. Some of the best microbreweries today use cans. Thanks to new can technology, I’ve seen more issues with metallic taste from the caps on bottled beer than cans.

Good point. There are some misconceptions about cans still around based on old can materials and what beers were sold in cans. Thirty years ago, beer in cans was not great. Today, some of the best beers you can buy are sold in cans.

This is one reason I never understood using glass carboys as fermentation vessels. A plastic 5 gallon bucket works fine. If you want to upgrade, go to a larger plastic or stainless vessel.