I start at the balls and stop at the ears.
- Use of Helmet and Facemask. An opponent must not use his facemask or other part of his helmet against a player who is in a virtually defenseless posture-for example, (a) by forcibly hitting the defenseless player’s head, neck, or face with the helmet or facemask, regardless of whether the defensive player also uses…
♪♫ When you’re a Met, you’re a Met all the waaayyyy...! ♫♪
Everybody loves throwing around a bunch of “theories” on this arguably very gray matter.
Hank 2 makes Hank 3 look like Hank 1.
this doesn’t make any sense. you’re old enough to be married but you still end up inside a hot topic?
>Unfortunately we define market value by how much other teams pay similarly shitty quarterbacks in an attempt to make them stay because the opportunity cost is worse.
Facepalm. For a “tech” site, you guys sometimes really miss the mark. That “soap opera” effect isn’t really a function of refresh rate, strictly speaking, and definitely isn’t a fundamental aspect of a 60Hz TV. LCDs started with 60Hz refresh rates after all, well before the soap opera effect even became a thing. …
The backlash against nerdy dudes in thick rimmed glasses overpraising the “raw emotion and complexity” of thin, depressing indie rock involves overpraising big-time pop star production. It’s just a series of competing over-corrections, straight into the void.
wait until he learns that the Germans tore down a Russian-built wall
Exactly, you can only use “turn down” if you specifically mention the thermostat. Otherwise you’re turning up the AC.
You turn the thermostat down to turn the AC up. Come on, this is first grade stuff!
Coolbear, without a doubt.
+1 recidivist
He should’ve turned off the wipers..
we call this the acceptance phase
Oh wow, I actually dig this. I’d love a way to check out the 3DS library, but I don’t want or need that “3d” functionality and the 2DS looks like a kid’s toy. This seems like a great way to dig into all those cartridge and Virtual Console games. $150 is pretty reasonable, too.
When you’re a Met, all you’ve got is hope.