Correct, though folks can lead in my gym if they can sloppily onsight a not-hard-30-foot 5.9. Probably tricky and more tiring for people without efficient movement, but certainly not impossible for even mildly able-bodied novices. If you threw in the desperation and resourcefulness of those that would be willing to…
Some time ago my mom had mild-moderate slippage in two discs (L4 and 5 I think?), and maxed out her injections allowed before having to go to surgery. She had either successfully rehabbed and can now function like a reasonable 50-year-old, or somehow just stopped complaining out loud anymore.
My league is mostly folks of the same demo, aside from the one or two teams full of geezers that win it every year on the very same strategy. Come to think of it, my annual rec racquetball tournament in college was dominated by a >65-year-old woman who had range like a cement-shoed Jeets.
Outstanding article and a pleasure to read. I bet the night sky was tremendous away from all the lights... I’ve never climbed at night but this story and some of the comments are definitely sparking my curiosity.
Sure, sure, neat catch. BUT. Can he do it on a rainy night in--oops. Nevermind.
I’m actually a Northern alum, former resident of GR, annual Boyne skier, got married in Frankfort, frequent visitor of friends and family in Munising, etc etc so I thought I’d just about heard it all but that one was new to me.
I was at the in-law’s place in Evart (yeah) last weekend and my sister-in-law’s boyfriend used a term I’d never heard of before then but immediately understood.
That @LoveTheShirt social is the in-person meetup for The Fighting Cock podcast crew and their fans. It’s a good podcast for fans of the Lilywhites and seems like a pretty wicked event to attend.
My wife and her coworker are decent enough friends that they hang out together sometimes after work lets out, and sometimes us spouses come along too. My first impression of coworker’s spouse was that he’s a decent enough guy and maybe I don’t have to be best buddies with him to still have good times when the…
You know it’s interesting, the SXMFC broadcast I tuned into on my (dangerously jubilant) way home from work during the second half left the impression that Ajax failed after halftime in large part because they abandoned their hyper-aggressive attack-and-press philosophy for something more conservative, and they ended…
And that pitcher’s response was correct.
I’ve left it damn near everywhere else, you can have one too.
This will always be the correct response to a pitcher being “shown-up”:
True, they shouldn’t just be considered martyrs or put on a pedestal by default, but I think that’s a pretty lofty expectation of most folks, especially ones that you know about through second- or third-hand accounts. I don’t know that practicing climbing or mountaineering automatically makes a person “careless” or…
I see a lot of parallels in baseball:
I’m glad you got into astrophysics, I’m sad you couldn’t keep at it for a career, and I humbly remind you that this author is the same visionary behind semi-regular installments of ‘Jaguars Junction’. Maybe it’s a “bad possibility” to you, but amusing satire it is to me.
The frothy vitriol churned up by this article is light, bubbly, has good mouthfeel, and a smooth finish. 10/10 would taste again.
Haisley: Now wait just a... oh... oh no... can’t... stop... AHHHHH-https://deadspin.com/gerard-deulofeu-may-not-be-the-next-big-thing-but-try-1833885988
+1 more Mrs. Ex-Dr. Malcolm