Thornton Melon

I thought it was 6.6743 x 10^-11 m^3kg^-1s^-2

Is the thread title meant for anyone that reads it?

Meet the Fockers Wait.....

I would assume by "being gay", he meant taking cacks in your mouth and up your ass

It's Springsteen, and not even close, for me. I've owned a half dozen Springsteen albums and zero Joel albums. They're two different styles, Joel is pop, and Springsteen is rock. That said, I don't know why anyone argues over music. It's like food. You like what you like.

I always hated him, because he was a Hab, and the Bruin's nemesis. But I grew to respect him. RIP

What is it good for?

System of an Eastbound & Down

I may have seen Little Darlings

I think I saw Innerspace

I don't know why you say "impossible". The glove could hit something while the ball is in it, causing the ball to pop out. But, that still picture is better and does show the glove open. I just couldn't see that, even in slo-mo. Then again, I'm old

Just looks like it bounced around in the webbing after his glove hit the pole. Looks like his glove is between the ball and the pole the whole time.

I still don't see it. It looks like it may have hit that support that juts out from the base of the pole, but not the face of the pole itself. The support is painted yellow too, so I assume it's considered HR territory.

I've watched this 100 times, and I still can't see where there is irrefutable evidence the ball hit the foul pole. I was thinking they ruled it a HR since the ball was in his glove when his glove hit the pole, then he dropped the ball, i.e., his glove was an extension of the ball.

Jesus, where do you live and how big is your house? I Iive in the Merrimack Valley in a typical 3 bedroom suburban family home, and I pay ~$5500 per year.

Ok. Thanks, Mike. I figured it was too good to be true I'll do the Rotowire free trial as usual and import them that way. Thanks for the quick reply, and thanks for the Draft Buddy!

Hi Mike. I've been using the Draft Buddy for 20+ years now. I love it. Thanks. Every year, I use the Buddy to average the projections from FFToday, Rotowire, and Fantasy Football Index. I use the VLOOKUP method to populate the projections from Rotowire and FFI. This year, I noticed the Rotowire projections were pre-populated. At first I thought maybe the FFToday projections had somehow copied over to Rotowire, but I checked and the projections are similar, but different. I also noticed a couple of players had no Rotowire projections (I just copied over the FFToday projections for these players). I usually get the 48 hour free trial from Rotowire to download their projections a couple of days before my draft, and then insert them into the Draft Buddy. I'm wondering if I even need to do that this year. Are the Rotowire projections showing up in my Draft Buddy legit? Do you have some partnership with Rotowire this year? Will the Rotowire projections update along with the FFToday projections?

I work 15 minutes from there, and we go once in awhile for after work get-togethers. Yeah, the pizza is surprisingly good.

Less filling than an IPA, definitely. After work, I plan to get my gay on by picking up some Julius (previously mentioned by Horseman on page 1) at Treehouse Brewery. It's attached to a golf course. I hope no one I know is golfing and sees me there....

Yeah, I had Miller Lite the other day. That was good, too.

Had some a couple of weeks ago. It's pretty good

I don't support it, but I'm more upset about the government arresting anyone for it. And talk about creating the problem you're trying to solve. That guy in DC would never have burned a flag if it wasn't for Trump's executive order.

Or maybe they just like the taste. Jesus Christ....

Yeah, I don't see any distinction either. Then, it's bullchit. I hate the whole "inciting a riot" crap. If you see someone burning a government owned flag, call the cops. If you see someone burning their own flag, walk away. If you start rioting in either case, that's on you.

So, are they talking about burning a government owned US flag, or a personal one? Because there's a big difference.