Gugny

I'm over it ... until next year. Funny/true story: A young employee where I work (early 20s) is a Mets fan. On Friday, he asks me, "hey, you hear about that dude that's getting over a million dollars from the mets for like 20 years?" I just looked at him and said, "are you trying to ruin my day?" He had no clue that BB Day was a thing. Hilarious.

Fergs, he's the kind of guy who asks for his steak well done, then dips it in ketchup.

It's heavenly.

I used to fly mine 365 days/year. Agree that our history and our future are imperfect. Our present is an absolute embarrassment and a disgrace. Cannot wait to Make America Great Again!!! YES WE CAN!!!!

You think they would have straightened the blinds before taking pics. They'll never sell it now.

No flag this year. Hopefully next year.

Just look at that outer crust. MMMMMMMMmmmmmmm https://www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=en&pb=!1s0x89dfd029fb076689%3A0x40909c69554e043!3m1!7e115!4shttps%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipNXp4cxG2mddj8VWJLhZYWnnSb70QH0ujtWbQIf%3Dw213-h160-k-no!5sharvest pizza queensbury - Google Search!15sCgIgAQ&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipNXp4cxG2mddj8VWJLhZYWnnSb70QH0ujtWbQIf&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjSpvOs6rPqAhX8hHIEHZLtBq0QoiowEnoECBUQBg&cshid=1593873868474361

Google translate please. I don't even know which language to select.

The quarter at Aldi is a deposit to encourage customers to return their carts. When you return the cart properly, you get your quarter back. Why it took the Bills so long to figure this out, I'll never know.

Walmart and Target are the only ones I've seen who have the motorized thing.

Stick to the facts, ma'am. One more outburst like that and I'll hold you in contempt.

I swear by the My Radar app. Have been using it for years.

In that weather, it's likely to get blown into someone's parked car.

There is never a good reason to not put a shopping cart in a cart corral before leaving.

Well, I mean, if you just look up, you can find the own answer to your unnecessary question. But don't let me get in the way of your pathetic lamping. LoL...

So it's accurate to say that the outer crust of the pizza is the most important ... is that a true statement? Yes or no, please.

@BringBackFergy - Thank you. BringBackFergyToday 10:25 AM @Gugny The toppings and sauce are fantastic but (gulp - I hate to agree with you) the outer crust is the best part of Harvest pizza....

Eff that. Keep going, man! I agree with everything you're saying.

I remember that game and saying the performance was "Tyrod-esque." And I agree 100% ... let the kid play his game. Especially with the long ball. Think long, think wrong. Just wing that ***** like you want to, Josh.

I think you probably do. But it won't do anything.

He'll take me to a new team!

I'll take this opportunity to remind you that the Mets last went to the World Series five years ago.

A couple months have passed since this poll was put up. Obviously, this is a COVID-19 related topic ... but please don't make it another politically charged Covid thread. This is a good topic and should generate decent conversation. Please don't be a dick.

You're wrong. And stay on topic.

Bonilla's deferred salary with the Mets is the most famous July 1 payment in baseball, hands down, but it is not the only July 1 payment in the game. In fact, Bonilla himself has a second deferred salary agreement with the Orioles. Baltimore owes him $500,000 a year from 2004-28. July 1 is a good day in the Bonilla household. Here are a few other notable deferred salary payment plans: The Braves have paid Hall of Fame closer Bruce Sutter roughly $1.2 million each year since 1991. Next year is the final year of Sutter's deferred salary plan. The team also owes him a $9.1 million lump sum payment in 2022. The Reds have paid Ken Griffey Jr. approximately $3.6 million each year since 2009 and will continue to do so through 2021. The Red Sox have paid Manny Ramirez approximately $2 million each year since 2011 and will continue to do so through 2026. The White Sox have paid Paul Konerko $1 million each year since 2014 and will continue to do so through 2021. The Mets have paid Bret Saberhagen $250,000 each year since 2004 and will continue to do so through 2028. The Nationals tend to load up their largest contracts with salary deferrals. They're paying Rafael Soriano roughly $2 million annually through 2024, Max Scherzer is owed $15 million a year from 2022-28, and Stephen Strasburg has approximately $114 million in deferred salary coming to him through 2029. Not bad work if you can get it. https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/july-1-is-bobby-bonilla-day-why-the-mets-still-owe-him-1-19-million-a-year-until-hes-72/#:~:text=Sign%20Up-,July%201%20is%20Bobby%20Bonilla%20Day%3A%20Why%20the%20Mets%20still,a%20year%20until%20he's%2072&text=For%20more%20than%20a%20few,day%20on%20the%20baseball%20calendar.