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I never purchased an album by Ozzy/Black Sabbath and really never went out of my way to listen to them... There were some tunes that I didn't mind, but really not a fan...
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What:s the most illegal thing you can do with a one dollar bill?
posty replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
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RIP Ozzy... Now you can play with Randy again...
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Yup... You hit the head right on the nail...
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Yup... I made a post started with "Death Pool Update" like I do here and got a month, I think...
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Was that Jon Stewart thing above supposed to be funny?
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***Official*** Most insufferable poster at FFT Geek Club in 2024 poll. Reverse geek of the year.
posty replied to edjr's topic in The Geek Club
January 1 we were far enough… -
Hope I didn’t screw up too much…
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* you’re
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https://www.wnba.com/news/wnba-expansion-cleveland-detroit-philadelphia NEW YORK, June 30, 2025 – The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) today announced a major expansion to 18 teams, with new teams in Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia. This expansion – subject to WNBA and NBA Boards of Governors approval – marks a significant milestone in the WNBA’s commitment to growing the game, increasing opportunities for players, and bringing professional women’s basketball to new and passionate fanbases in more cities. The three new teams join the league’s 15 existing teams, including the Golden State Valkyries, who tipped off play in May 2025, as well as the previously announced expansion markets in Toronto, Canada (2026) and Portland, Oregon (2026). The Cleveland team will begin play in 2028, followed by Detroit in 2029, and Philadelphia in 2030. Each location was selected based on an analysis of market viability, committed long-term ownership groups, potential for significant local fan, corporate, media, and city and state support, arena and practice facilities, and community commitment to advancing the sport, among other factors.
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The 29th season of the WNBA kicks off tonight... There are a lot of questions for the upcoming season... I could probably list a lot, but a lot of people here are too insecure about women's sports... Some notes/questions: The season now consists of 44 games. The finals are now a best-of-seven. How will the Golden State Valkyries do in their first season? How will Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese do in their sophomore season? How about rookie Paige Bueckers? How will she do this season? Will A'ja Wilson become the league's first player to win four MVP awards? With all of the trades and free agent moves this off-season, how will it pan out for all teams? Can the New York Liberty repeat? I know that the biggest question here would be, "Why should I watch women's sports?" or something very similar to that... As I said above, you are just too insecure and think basketball needs to have dunks to be considered "worth watching"... These posts just make me (and others) laugh... Anyway, enjoy the season...
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That isn't really saying much IMO... True that KC is 29th, but the Twins are 28, Indians are 25, and Tigers are 24... Not really a huge advantage... PLUS, this chart is different: https://www.tankathon.com/mlb/remaining_schedule_strength As is this one: https://powerrankingsguru.com/mlb/strength-of-schedule.php
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What’s Your Favorite Pete Rose And Also Nolan Ryan Story
posty replied to BunnysBastatrds's topic in The Geek Club
The Japanese league was the top league in Japan, the minor league hits wouldn't count because they aren't the top league in the US... Yes, Rose was technically a "professional" then, but definitely not against the best in the US, unlike Ichiro... -
US inflation accelerated in June as Trump’s tariffs start to bite...
posty posted a topic in The Geek Club
https://wtop.com/business-finance/2025/07/u-s-inflation-may-have-worsened-last-month-as-trumps-tariffs-start-to-bite/ WASHINGTON (AP) — Inflation rose last month to its highest level since February as President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs are pushing up the cost of a range of goods, including furniture, clothing, and large appliances. Consumer prices rose 2.7% in June from a year earlier, the Labor Department said Tuesday, up from an annual increase of 2.4% in May. On a monthly basis, prices climbed 0.3% from May to June, after rising just 0.1% the previous month. Worsening inflation poses a political challenge for President Donald Trump, who promised during last year’s presidential campaign to immediately lower costs. The sharp inflation spike of 2022-2023 was the worst in four decades and soured most Americans on former president Joe Biden’s handling of the economy. Higher inflation will also likely heighten the Federal Reserve’s reluctance to cut its short-term interest rate, as Trump is loudly demanding. Trump has often insisted in comments on social media that there is “no inflation” and that as a result, the central bank should swiftly reduce its key interest rate from its current level of 4.3% to around 3%. Excluding the volatile food and energy categories, core inflation increased 2.9% in June from a year earlier, up from 2.8% in May. On a monthly basis, it picked up 0.2% from May to June. Economists closely watch core prices because they typically provide a better sense of where inflation is headed. The uptick in inflation was driven by a range of higher prices. The cost of gas rose 1% just from May to June, while grocery prices increased 0.35. Appliance prices jumped for the third straight month. Trump has imposed sweeping duties of 10% on all imports, plus 50% levies on steel and aluminum, 30% on goods from China, and 25% on imported cars. Just last week the president threatened to hit the European Union with a new 30% tariff starting Aug. 1. The acceleration in inflation could provide a respite of sorts for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who has come under increasingly heavy fire from the White House for not cutting the benchmark interest rate. Powell and other Fed officials have emphasized that they want to see how the economy evolves as the tariffs take effect before cutting their key short-term rate. The Fed chair has said that the duties could both push up prices and slow the economy, a tricky combination for the central bank since higher costs would typically lead the Fed to hike rates while a weaker economy often spurs it to reduce them. Trump on Monday said that Powell has been “terrible” and “doesn’t know what the hell he’s doing.” The president added that the economy was doing well despite Powell’s refusal to reduce rates, but it would be “nice” if there were rate cuts “because people would be able to buy housing a lot easier.” Last week, White House officials also attacked Powell for cost overruns on the years-long renovation of two Fed buildings, which are now slated to cost $2.5 billion, roughly one-third more than originally budgeted. While Trump legally can’t fire Powell just because he disagrees with his interest rate decisions, the Supreme Court has signaled, he may be able to do so “for cause,” such as misconduct or mismanagement. Some companies have said they have or plan to raise prices as a result of the tariffs, including Walmart, the world’s largest retailer. Automaker Mitsubishi said last month that it was lifting prices by an average of 2.1% in response to the duties, and Nike has said it would implement “surgical” price hikes to offset tariff costs. But many companies have been able to postpone or avoid price increases, after building up their stockpiles of goods this spring to get ahead of the duties. Other companies may have refrained from lifting prices while they wait to see whether the U.S. is able to reach trade deals with other countries that lower the duties. -
What’s Your Favorite Pete Rose And Also Nolan Ryan Story
posty replied to BunnysBastatrds's topic in The Geek Club
Ichiro would like to have a word… -
I think I've got TRF and Rusty talked into coming to KC
posty replied to cmh6476's topic in The Geek Club
No, it isn’t… -
I think I've got TRF and Rusty talked into coming to KC
posty replied to cmh6476's topic in The Geek Club
Also, in before they start calling us losers and then we live rent free in his head (which there is A LOT of space with them having no brain) and why we keep answering if we have them on ignore... -
What’s Your Favorite Pete Rose And Also Nolan Ryan Story
posty replied to BunnysBastatrds's topic in The Geek Club
Honestly, I wasn't a fan of him or the Reds and Phillies (Expos in '84 wasn't even thinking about), so I don't have a story... -
What’s Your Favorite Pete Rose And Also Nolan Ryan Story
posty replied to BunnysBastatrds's topic in The Geek Club
His pedophilia? Also, not really, but wanted to get it in before others... -
I think I've got TRF and Rusty talked into coming to KC
posty replied to cmh6476's topic in The Geek Club
seafoam is actually 1,000x worse than their online persona... Seriously, if some acted like they do here out in the world without a keyboard, they would probably get their ass kicked or even lose their life... -
I think I've got TRF and Rusty talked into coming to KC
posty replied to cmh6476's topic in The Geek Club
Very true... -
They declined because they pitched on Saturday and Sunday... Even if they said yes, MLB would have had to replace them then... Having Miz there was a good thing because they can showcase the real young ones currently in The Show... You know, "the future is bright" kind of thing... It would be even better if Manfred was gone and recent rule changes were revoked...