Likely right.

I was 15, my older brother told me I needed to read this book. A dog-eared copy of Fear and Loathing...It was awesome.

Man, I think we were already fucked in mid-January...

“We had two bags of grass, seventy-five pellets of mescaline, five sheets of high powered blotter acid, a salt shaker half full of cocaine, and a whole galaxy of multi-colored uppers, downers, screamers, laughers... and also a quart of tequila, a quart of rum, a case of Budweiser, a pint of raw ether and two dozen…

+1 stained dressed

Nah, it’s just pattern matching. Humans are actually pretty good at it.

Not to take away how good he is at the game, but what he’s describing is pattern matching and a good memory, nothing genius level about it.

 On a smaller and much less impressive scale, in our well-spent youth, my friends and I used to do the same with Dungeons and Dragons - there were official descriptions of all the…

This. It almost sounds like he has perfect recall, which effectively puts in you genius territory by itself.

Seriously, even if I memorized every question and answer on the board for every round, I would still lose badly to this guy.

Sale, Verlander, Gray and Bauer go tomorrow, so..

He seems to have learned, he is wildly offensive.

Whooosh

Lol all I’m saying is that we need to pay attention to the negative margins when adjusting capital in order to comply with the Nate Yodel Dictum. We can’t just raise rates without lowering overhead and accounting for variance in the outcome/income/piss bucket ratio.

*rolls eyes* Great another internet financier. Have you ever heard of the Glossom-Bogar Effect? How are you going to keep the Gladus curve in nominal alignment? Everyone is all like “Oh why don’t we just let people work for money to buy things!” I didn’t go to the Xavier School Of Magic Finance for nothing you know.…

I’m gonna steal this and casually drop it into the conversation after the next missed FG I see. Score some of those sweet esoteric kicking analysis points. Take that, Dad!

I know for a fact that John Daly is an American who has certainly been affected by many Hurricanes.

I’m with Paul. Totally makes a mockery of the game. What’s next, guys playing the whole game WITHOUT playing a position?

Some athletes make such an impact that just a jersey number can make you think of them. Every time I see the number 99, I think Gretzky. A 4 makes me think of Brett Favre. Yaz when I see an 8. 32 Is Magic Johnson. 33 is Bird. Michael Jordan when I see 23. I know I will think of O.J. every time I see the number…

Simpson served nine years in a botched memorabilia heist in a Las Vegas hotel room.

Costas is on point—you can’t celebrate anything in this country anymore without first thanking the troops (and to a lesser extent, first responders).