Mike Honcho

Video series I watch on movies(special effects, stunts...) had a discussion about a technique called Introvision, which was used on Stand By Me to do the train sequence. Video starts off with what Introvision is and the Stand By Me stuff is at 6:13 if you want to skip ahead.

LOL Kamala's fake, look at her pretend accent!!!! Meanwhile, DT "I love the blacks, I love the working class..." yeah, he's real.

When they did this I thought it was the most insane thing I'd ever seen the Brewers do. That much for a guy who hadn't played a single major league game!!! I"m glad I was wrong, the kid is legit good with all-star potential. He was hitting around .200 for the first two months of the season, but since then, he's climbed to .278 with 18 HR's 20SB's and an OPS of .789. And since the All-star break. Fun to have a home grown potential superstar on the team. OF, Brewers: +280 points Pre-All-Star: .678 OPS | Post-All-Star: .958 OPS One of the most hyped prospects in baseball prior to his 2024 debut, Chourio went through some growing pains earlier this season, struggling to the tune of a .207/.251/.323 slash over his first 51 games while racking up far too many ground balls (51.7% GB rate) and strikeouts (27.3% K rate). However, the 20-year-old began to find his footing in June and has only gotten better in the second half, hitting .347 with six homers, eight steals and a .958 OPS over 30 games. He has notched 16 multihit games in that time, tied with Judge for the most in MLB.

WHAT!!!! My parents would always threaten my brother and I with "If you aren't good, we will take you to Minnesota---it's legal to execute you there!"

Didn't he free them, he keeps saying he's done more for them than any president?

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Wow, this is bad...if anyone knows MDC IRL, please check on him and maybe remove any sharp objects from his home.

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Minnesota is a swing state?

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It's finished, only 6 episodes.

I struggled figuring it out. I didn't get the 'N" until 4, and it took me forever to get to KN, because I just assumed there had to be an ANE word I was missing.

That was really good, so much great information.

Glad you are enjoying it - yeah, I didn't want to spoil that for you - and Theron was 41 when she did this movie...the ice bath scene.

I'm in the Midwest and I never heard of it either until I saw this movie. Where is heating oil used most? northeastern states Heating oil is widely used in both the United States and Canada, with U.S. residential use most common in the northeastern states of New York and Pennsylvania and in New England, collectively accounting for 85% of total U.S. residential heating oil use.

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You guys have convinced me, from now on I'm only going to support people who LIE to get out of service.

Good sense is on my ignore list.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Thursday he made “an honest mistake” in failing to correct a White House fellowship application 18 years ago when he wrote he had received a Bronze Star for his military service in Afghanistan though he never ended up receiving it, after the New York Times obtained a copy of the application and reported on it. The newspaper, which obtained the document as part of a Freedom of Information Act request, reported that Moore made the claim on the application in 2006 when he was 27. In a statement, the governor wrote that he had been encouraged to fill out the application for the fellowship by his deputy brigade commander serving overseas in the Army. At the time, Moore said the deputy brigade commander had recommended him for the Bronze Star — and told him to include the award on his application “after confirming with two other senior-level officers that they had also signed off on the commendation.” Toward the end of his deployment, however, Moore said he was disappointed to learn he had not received the Bronze Star. When he returned home, Moore said he was “focused on helping my fellow veterans, a mission I continue to advance as governor.” “Still, I sincerely wish I had gone back to correct the note on my application,” Moore, a Democrat, said in a statement Thursday. “It was an honest mistake, and I regret not making that correction.” The Bronze Star is awarded to service members for meritorious service in combat zones. The governor noted in his statement Thursday that he was listed as a top 1% officer in Operation Enduring Freedom in his officer evaluation report. “My deputy brigade commander felt comfortable with instructing me to include the award on my application for the Fellowship because he received confirmation with the approval authority that the Bronze Star was signed and approved by his senior leadership,” Moore wrote. The governor also wrote that in the military, “there is an understanding that if a senior officer tells you that an action is approved, you can trust that as a fact. That is why it was part of the application, plain and simple.” The award had been mentioned during interviews with media when Moore was running for governor in 2022, but Moore never said in those interviews that he had not received the commendation. In an interview with the New York Times, the governor said for the first time that he regretted failing to correct the interviewers who had described him as a recipient of the award. The newspaper also spoke to the officer who Moore said had recommended he put the award on his application this week in an interview arranged by Moore’s staff. The officer, Michael Fenzel, who is now a lieutenant general serving as the United States security coordinator for Israel and the Palestinian Authority, told The Times that Moore had first objected to the idea of mentioning the Bronze Star. Fenzel said he had told Moore that he and others had approved the medal, and that it was appropriate to include it in his application, the newspaper reported, and that it would be processed by the time his fellowship began.

I laughed

You guys must be seriously projecting, trying to whitewash the fact that y'all are fawning over a silver spooned guy like Trump puts you in the alpha group.

Never liked the Prime Time persona, but I thought it was just that, a persona for marketing opportunities. It just might be he's a jerk Colorado bans reporter from asking Deion Sanders questions

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