Dan, I spent a very short time in a minimum security camp earlier this year. I got only the barest taste of iot, but it's certainly given me pause to think about those men and that world, and opened my eyes about lots of things. Thanks for writing about it; I really enjoy reading these pieces.

...on unlawful possession of ids.

... when most of us were buried in spreadsheets by day and jerking off into socks by night.

He traveled.

The runner coming from first held up because it looked like an easy catch. Once the ball was dropped, he had to run for second because the batter was safe at first, but he'd lost his momentum and was probably even leaning back to first. Puig made the throw in time to get the out.

They absolutely should use that during games, to show the actual game broadcast but on a 5-second delay. Everybody should do that.

+1 Mandarin

It's interfering with the runner. Why don't they just enforce it at home like every other base, and award the base to the runner when it happens?

I'm in late, but this was perfect and I LOLd.

Okay, so it can believe things for me, thus saving me the increasingly onerous task of believing all the things the world expects me to believe.

Last I heard, she's still reading it.

Has anyone checked for tachyon-based messages?

Luke could be the fob on the pull chain to turn the lamp on.

Then you run away, which is exactly what should happen.

And they could call it "Wishbone!" No, that's silly. No one would watch a show about books hosted by a Star Trek actor.

He's like a poor man's Nic Cage.

@Lassus: He's still recovering after that mis-hap on Broadway.

@phoenix6666: Except now that title belongs to Black Panther, and he's front and center, so there you go.

@Pope John Peeps II: Not his Narnia books, but he did write quite a bit of Christian apologia, and had his lectures and broadcasts on the subject collected as writings.

2010, the year Gizmodo blinded its readership.