“Hopefully no one clips this off and...”

This reply though...

“Set the record straight. My career failed. Many interceptions and dropbacks/fumbles. So stop coming at my coach and my agent with those offers. Thanks”

That was my primary thought after the game. They finally have that decent to good WR in Hogan and a second decent to good TE in Bennett. In addition the defense seems to be capable of really great stops and the offensive line is finally holding up.

This is my life, except mine is oblivious.

Cleveland had 13,888 in the stands last night. So much for being a first place team.

Man, this has happened to me too, but with my email address that is my ACTUAL NAME. Some other guy with the same name tries to use my email address about once every year or two. Pretty sure it’s the same guy, and maybe he’s really convinced it’s his email address. I’ll get personal emails sent to him, and I have to…

She can go through her Facebook and make sure her AIM account isn’t connected and she doesn’t use it as a login. Besides that, set up two step authentication and change her passwords.

I took a vacation in Baltimore this summer, saw two games, got a cheep hotel walking distance from the park, spent time at the inner harbor. We got tickets off Stubhub for less than list, it was a great 3 days. Awesome stadium.

Baltimore resident here, and I can confirm that the terrible heat/humidity definitely kept me from doing a lot of outdoor activities I would normally do. I usually go to a number of O’s games. This year, I only went to 2. It was a pretty miserable summer.

Well, the first thing she should do is disconnect AIM from her Facebook (assuming she still has control of her FB, that is). On Facebook, click the arrow in the upper right-hand corner; navigate to “Settings”, then “Apps”. Delete AIM/AOL. This should revoke AIM’s permissions.

1) Stuck on 95
2) Stuck on 495 trying to get to 95
3) Fearful of parking anywhere outside of a two block radius
4) Ol’ Fish Face finally getting the karma he so richly deserves

It’s also likely O’s fans stayed away because this was a series against the Sox. I was there Monday night and the small crowd was easily 35-40 percent Red Sox fans (me included). It’s not fun when nearly half the park is against your team (something Nats fans also know well).

I think this is one of those situations where you tweet about it loudly until executive customer support calls you. If you only want the account shut down, not getting access to it, it’s an easier sell to get someone up higher to bend the rule.

TV ratings are the highest they’ve been for any Orioles season. Maybe its the ticket prices, maybe the start times 7 to earlier for people to rush from work just to rush to a baseball game, maybe the riots last year. Maybe people don’t feel safe walking in the city at night. Alot of factors go into this not just one…

I wonder what Billy Ripken’s take is on this

yahoo is the site I used to use when I wanted to sign up for something that I didn’t want to give my actual email to. on behalf of the 10 million people who each did this 20 times, I am mildly concerned.