Steve O

We're not that imaginative. The black cat is named Blackie. The skinny cat is named Skinny. Nayla is the outlier, we took her in when the original owner had no other choice.

Reminds me of what I said to a fat waistline challenged girl when we got in a scuffle in 3rd grade🤣

"Truly a pathetic effort. It would have been hard to do worse if he tried." What a brilliant statement, filled with examples to prove it.

Ironically, I think most who have passionate disagreements on PPP to the point where it seems they genuinely dislike folks they haven't met would, if they were to meet at a tailgate before a game, get along with those same people. If politics comes up they might even respect differing opinions and agree to disagree before changing the subject.

Couple years ago a the vendor of a friend gave her a bottle of one of Drew Bledsoe's cabs. It was really good. We looked it up on the world wide web, cheapest we could find it for was $55. A bit out of my price range, at least for now. Prefer to stay in your $25 range except for holidays.

Fortunately I'm a fan of Washington state and California reds as well as New York state and Vermont cheddar.

I do miss the routine of a steady diet of 1:00 home games. Made planning tailgates so much easier, as well as the ride from Rochester. Edit: We did have a home prime time game that year. The Nov. 23rd game against the Jets was moved to Monday in Detroit. Still was a home game though.

Jags. Links to both the Fitz to TO and Allen to Davis 98 yarders are on page 1 of this thread.

Same with Rich Gannon. More like below average until he was suddenly really good but you get the picture.

Neither would have made it past the Christmas break today. Shows that aren't immediate hits are canceled.

The title was changed to include players with 2 year stints. How about some love for Aaron Maybin?

Record has since been tied by Gabe Davis, 98 yards. My 1 year nominee, more like 6 or 7 games, was the coach at the time, Perry Fewell ?sp Edit: Here's the Allen to Davis pass

Ouch! Doesn't sound like such a fun fact, more like learn from my mistake, don't do this!

When I'm commissioner teams will get to select their bye week in reverse order of their draft order.

Article IV, section 4 states "The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion;..." Invading the country, then asking for due process under its constitution is like stealing an item from a store, then trying to hold the manufacturer responsible for the warranty.

Where in the constitution are these rights of non-citizens addressed? The only statement I can find that addresses non citizens is in Article III clause 2 section 2 "...cases between U.S. citizens and foreign states and their citizens, come under federal jurisdiction. The trials will be in the state where the crime was committed."

Right. No chance he wants to avoid distractions whilst trying to win another major championship. Out of curiosity, what rule did he break? Never mind, rhetorical question, he didn't break any rule.

re towel penalty - It was Craig Stadler that had the towel penalty. It was reported by a fan. Fans can no longer call in to report a penalty. Probably more a result of an incident involving Lexi Thompson than the Stadler towel thing. re Rory answering for an illegal club - Again, he did NOT use an illegal club. And again, saying that he did over and over again won't change that.

Rules are rules. And facts are stubborn things. See: John Adams (the former president that successfully defended British soldiers after the Boston Massacre.) And the fact is he did NOT break any rules. Saying that he did again and again won't change that.

Your bias is evident in the title. There is no evidence he has been playing with an illegal driver. None, zero. While he is sure to face questions about it, it is not obvious if he used the same driver in Masters or Players Championship. But even if he was using the same driver, it is likely that the driver was legal at the time. From the article in your link: "...while the CT limits are clear, it's also true that a driver can be conforming one week and fall into a non-conforming state the next week through general use...That change could take hundreds of hits, could take a dozen or might just be one; it depends on how close to the limit the driver was in the first place...the difference between a conforming driver and a non-conforming driver, particularly in this instance, is probably a foot or two at most. Not yards."

While the reason for the non-conformance was not released, the likelyhood is that, through so many strikes at such a fast swing speed, his driver face became too thin and was deemed nonconforming. One of the limits set by the USGA and the R&A is on a driver’s Characteristic Time (CT). CT measures the time it takes for a clubface to contact the ball and how long it spends in contact with the ball after impact. This is a measurement of the springiness of the clubface, which will be a factor in how far the ball can fly after being struck. There is a limit to the number of microseconds allowed when tested.

I'm a bachelor and always order the large. Just think it makes a better pie than the medium. Wrap up what's left and straight to the freezer. Air fryer, 275/15 minutes. Glad to see no mention of the leftover going in the microwave, either oven/toaster over/air fryer or eat cold. You guys are pros!

Not saying this is or isn't true, just saying it might be wise to think before choosing protest leading terrorist sympathizers and wife beating MS-13 gang members that invaded the country illegally as your poster boys for not following protocol. It hurts cases that might be legitimate.

re doing it legally - All 4 of my grandparents came to America legally in the late 1800/early 1900's - 2 from Italy, 1 from Poland, 1 from what was then Russia. The paperwork might take longer today, but do you really think they had an easy time doing things the right way? Or that they didn't face prejudices once they got here? re deporting people with green cards - Those with green cards and student visas are allowed to visit here. Before being granted student visas or green cards there are application and interview processes. If the interviewee says they intend to help take over buildings and lead student protests in order to show support for designated terrorist groups, or they withhold pertinent information on their applications, they are not going to be granted those visitor documents. If they participate or lead those activities, or pertinent information that was withheld from the application is found subsequent to their submission, those visitor documents will be revoked. Or not. Guess the courts are trying to sort it out.

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