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Travis B.
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Can’t we just agree that sandwich is a widely (wildly) encompassing term.

My favorite video above is the guy that says meat + bread = sandwich... what about a grilled cheese, buddy!

The technical difficulties only get people thinking of how boring the production value is. This is the World Series, show us some other camera angles, get more producers and video editors in house cut this shit up real time, and deliver a product that is your best work of the season. All we saw was that Fox is happy

Hard disagree. I feel like I’m constantly dressed up as some corporate dickbag wearing oxford shirts. I’ve never met a cool person who wears oxford shirts in a casual setting.

So the message here, as I understand it:
“Use only sponsored products in a manner that the league can benefit from their image/sale, and have fun, but not real fun; have staged photography fun and keep it appropriate. But like, a different appropriate than erectile dysfunction commercials, because it’s okay for kids to

It’s not as bad as operating an automatic while the car us moving.

When was the last time Mike Bell hit a 95 mph cutter? I bet his coin pouch helps him envision it more clearly than she is capable.

I think that is a really tough statement to back up. I would love to see some sort of game show where the contestants are nominated by other players in the sport.

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I just bought a new car and I spent about a million,

Not a chance that happened. Manny Ramirez was given extra chances to prove he could still play, and no one liked him either. And he was a proven cheater. Bud Selig, who thinks he is actually some form of a deity, chose to single out Barry over all the other steroid users to make a point. Which is collusion.

2007 Barry

“It was the eggrolls, not the ecstasy.”

I’m not sure why no one is talking about their sweet Geo/Chevy Prism. I mean, nothing screams roadtrip quite like a Prism.

A small gender bender... so no truck nuts on this one?

San Diego has no business having a football team. They have pretended for far too long. The city is transient in nature with too much of the population bringing their loyalty from their previous homes. They also have one of the most corrupt political landscapes where any instance of large public funds being dished out

I’m pretty sure there are lots of articles about how it was “a different game” back then. Benches were never warned, Gossage was one of, what, 3 guys who threw upper 90s, and players were taking amphetamines to get up for each game. Today the game is more about match ups and metrics, and (right or wrong) this

Yeah, umm, stealing signs is part of the game... that’s why they all try to, you know, have signs... If a team is mad the other team is stealing signs, get better signs. If they are tipping a pitchers grip from second, do a better job hiding it. Nature of the game.

“I actually think letting a child scream and cry like that at that age is a form of child abuse.”

Scream and cry like what? I don’t know the extent of the crying. Do you? And either you don’t have kids or have some weird hybrid kid/sponge, but kids scream and cry over pretty much anything, often for no reason. In fact,

I think by instincts, what this dickbag is trying to say is experience. Of course he’s not smart enough to back-peddle and come up with a better way of making this statement, because, well, he’s a racist, egoist, not-good-enough-at-sports-to-play assclown, who wants to be part of that inner circle but has been shunned

This made me laugh. If you can’t bring your dog, don’t bring your kid. Do you wipe your dog’s ass? Do you rub ointment on their irritated skin? Do you take their temperature anytime they feel warm? No, it’s an animal. Human’s actually get treated different.

How about this... If you feel like you need to get ready to

So quick to call names. A screaming snowflake? GTFO. A kid crying is no more annoying to me than a loud talker or no more offensive than a smoker or smelly person. Last I checked, ordering food on the menu is kind of what happens at restaurants. Defending her because she wants more silent angry beat-down-by-life

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