Cruzer

Maybe it's a Texas thing...........but down here we see meat covered/drenched in sauce, we think you're hiding something. If anything, I'll use the reserved au jus from the cook to put on my meat, especially in my pulled pork.

Onion

Ditto, can't remember the last time I wrapped mine either. On a side note, one thing I'll never understand - the fascination with 'fall off the bone' ribs........ They're ribs, I don't want the bone pulling out or falling off. At this point they're overcooked. If I wanted fall off the bone meat, I'd slow cool a roast...... I also don't want ribs I need a straw to eat. If I wanted them drenched in sauce, I'd braise them.

Same reason grown ass men spend all day, all night here, arguing over the same old shiit, day in and day out...............................attention.

At the end of the day, it's no more my biz what people do with their money (legally) than it is what they do in their bedrooms. The self-righteous crowd who cries about less government, more privacy - is the 1st to step up and tell people how best to spend their cash. They crack me up.

Mathematically, prolly less of a chance with more playing when it gets big. I just get a kick out of the self-righteous crowd who flicks their noses at lottery players. Calling them stupid for "wasting" money on such a thing - as they post from their $1200 iPhones, drink their $8 Starbucks and ready for their 6 different fantasy football drafts.

Yea it's not as common as most think, def happens though.... Of the top 25 largest jackpots, single tickets claimed 18 of them.

9 of the 10 largest lottery jackpots {to date} were won by a single ticket.

Everyone and their dog is buying up Mega tix.............all of the sudden $1.5B and the lottery isn't a tax on the poor.

Ha, this is gold.

1. The Greatest Game Ever Played 2. Caddyshack 3. Bad News Bears 4. Rocky 2 5. Coach Carter Honorable mention, that won't get a single vote - but In A League of Their Own was pretty fantastic too.

Says who, you? Boy that's a ringing endorsement...

No I wouldn't................ Nor would I let Trump or 95% of the posters here, including the op - so kind of a pointless thread.

I drink Bloody Mary’s pre-flight, they aren’t forcing me to do anything. Stupid title.

LHO

I don't' know Patsy did it, nor do I know Burke or John did it either.... And guess what? You don't have a shred of PROOF an intruder or some Foreign Faction dude did it either. Given the lack of red-handed evidence, I stick to about the only thing I do have - common sense and deductive reasoning. From there I draw conclusions. Just a few examples: * Xmas night, the one time of year families are most likely to be home, most likely to have kids staying up late, most likely to have guests or family members at their house, most likely to have neighbors at home staying up late and friends/family members at their house - this is the night someone plans a break-in home abduction? This is the night a Foreign Faction figures is their best chance to secretly pull off a kidnapping??? These dudes counted on sneaking around a house and not been seen by neighbors or someone else in the house being up celebrating the Xmas holiday?? Give me a break. * Who (once again) gets up at 4'something am to get fully dressed, put on full makeup, do their hair and put on the exact same Xmas party outfit from the night before just to make coffee??? You can hear Patsy clear as day say on the 911 call that they just woke up, so she was obviously asleep - she got all decked out to make coffee that morning? And speaking of Patsy - if ever lived a self-absorbed, pretentious, image conscious, fashion diva, it was Patsy. This woman lived as a real-life Barbie, so much in fact she forced her 6-year-old daughter into pageants just to relive her gloria days. You honestly believe she got up to make coffee and put on her entire outfit from the night before, down to the slacks and heals.....really?? * I'm sorry, but nobody who goes thru the planning to bring their own rope, murder weapon and duct tape - no way in hell they don't bring a pre-written ransom note too. It's a home break-in, a kidnapping - no criminal ever assumed the acceptable risk to spend as much time in the home as they could. Like I said, it was Xmas night, they just assumed nobody was up late, figured the coast was clear to lounge around the kitchen and take their sweet ass time? Which is another point, it was the kitchen - the most popular/used room in the house. If ever someone was going to be up or wake up in the middle of the night, they'd notice the lights on there and investigate. * The house... this thing was 4 stories and 7,000 sq ft. The Foreign Faction dudes broke in and in the dark, knew exactly what floor and what room JB was in? They knew exactly what staircase to take to get to her, knew exactly how to secretly find and take her from her room undetected? At 7000 sq ft and 4 floors, I'd struggle to do it in the middle of the day. * The ransom note clearly said not to contact the police or their daughter would not only be killed, but BEHEADED. So what does Patsy do, after calling the police (which makes sense) she calls everyone in her rolodex! Was she not the least bit worried they really were being watched, that they really might behead JB? She just said, what the hell, and rolled the dice? * 10'oclock - the ransom note said they'd call by 10 am... 10 o'clock came and went and not a soul (last named Ramsey) made mention of it. Call me crazy but if my kid is abducted and there's a ransom note saying they're calling at a certain time, I'm planning like a mofo for that call! I've got a recording device set up, I'm sitting by the phone 30 minutes prior, I'm pacing back and forth so anxious I can't stand it.......................yet nothing, John and Patsy never even batted an eye. In fact, 10 am came and passed and neither of them ever even noticed. Like I said, I have zero proof John, Patsy or Burke killed JB.. But the preponderance of common sense leads me to believe the killer lived in that house. These are just a few of the examples that come to mind - I've got many more.

Yes, bcoz everyone knows after breaking and entering into one's home for a kidnapping - it's common practice for killers (while still in the home) to find ways to entertain themselves in moments of boredom. In this particular instance, our crafty killers decided writing a 3-page ransom note was the best way to pass the time. Never mind they risked being, you know, discovered in the home, never mind they risked leaving trace evidence behind on the notepad and pen - they were so bored they figured why not spend an extra 45 mins on the job since they didn't bring the corn hole boards.... Yea, makes total sense.

Speaking of lying......The Ramsey's told Denver PD that they had plans to fly to Michigan that morning to see family... Later after JB's body was found, John called his pilot and told him to ready the plane, they were headed to Atlanta. When questioned by investigators, John told them he had an important business meeting to attend. So, the day after Xmas, John had an important business meeting to attend to - makes sense, all the big business meetings occur the day after Xmas. Even though he and his family had plans to fly to Michigan already. Yea right John, sure.

Again - in line with common sense/deductive reasoning (cs/dr): the “Foreign Faction” killers had the foresight to bring duct tape, a weapon to smash JB’s skull AND a stun gun - but not a pre-written ransom note?? They thought it would be a good idea to spend 30 minutes or so drafting one in the house, with the Ramsey’s own pen and paper?? Doesn’t add up.

I just moved you up to #2 on the suspects list, right behind a Ramsey family member.

When a golf ball hits a power line, you have to rehit (no penalty) from where you played the previous shot - you don't get a choice.

That tuna isn't the 1st thing I'm eat'n on that boat.

Zach Johnson damn near made a habit out of it.

Gonna go with Chargers are Team of the Decade.

Nothing outside of the opinion of 1 "handwriting expert" (picked by John) points to an intruder killing her either. In fact , nothing outside of Miss Cleo's handwritting opinion links this Gary dude to the crime. That house was gigantic, any of the missing items could have been hidden in there anywhere. And keep in mind, the same Keystone Cop clowns investigating the murder were also the ones searching the house - no shock things weren't found. There was a Maglite flashlight sitting on the counter, clear as day in the photos - could have easily been the weapon used to hit JB on the head. JB was found in underwear sized 12, she wore a 6. Those were clearly not here undies - who wore them before is a good question, the dna could have come from there. The footprint and palm print - nobody has any idea when they were put there. They could have been there days, weeks, months earlier. One things for sure, they don't belong to the Gary dude. Kind of funny this so-called killer had the foresight to bring his own duct tape and murder weapon, yet didn't think to bring a pre-written ransom note? He decided it would be a good idea to lounge around the house, risk leaving trace evidence on the pen and notepad, and take his sweet ass time constructing a 3 pager - yea that makes sense. The killer also (apparently) had a diagram of the house, knew exactly where to go in that big ass mansion. In the dark he navigated his way upstairs, straight to JB's room, certain not to disturb anyone else, then came downstairs, flicked on the kitchen lights, casually cut JB up some pineapple and fed it to her as he constructed War and Peace... Oh, then he molested and killed her after all that............... Yea that makes even more sense.