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  1. I keep my cans of tuna/albacore in the fridge.  Makes for a nice cold sandwich, just the way I like it.

     

    Have you ever crunched down on a glass-like substance in your tuna?  I freaked but it turns out it's a completely natural substance called struvite that can form during the canning process.  Still turned me off tuna for quite some time.

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  2. 8 hours ago, Lurker said:

    B.)  Biggest Miss:   Van Halen in Buffalo in March 2012.   Dave just phoned it in and the harmonies sucked without Michale Anthony.   Just a real let down (maybe my expectations were too high)...

     

    I second this.  At our Pepsi Center show in Denver, "Diamond Dave" forgot so many lyrics so he spent most of the time holding his microphone to the crowd.  Their sound guy must have just turned every knob up to maximum and called it a day - it was earsplittingly loud.  Basically spent about 100 bucks to hear one decent EVH solo.  Pissed me off so much that to this day I will tune to a different radio station whenever VH comes on. 

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  3. 5 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

    Of course you know that's where the filmed "The Natural" with Robert Redford?

     

    They gave us a hot dog and a coke to sit in the stands next to cardboard cutouts of fans.  Told us to wear black and white clothes.  My friend scored a speaking line in the movie:  (to Roy) "What's it take to be a big leaguer?"  He bought an Apple IIe computer with the money he made IIRC.  

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  4. 34 minutes ago, Teddy KGB said:

    Freddy’s frozen custard and steakburgers is decent.   

     

    We have them out here and I love the double California steakburgers.  Their super thin fries aren't particularly good though.  And I don't know if this is the case at all locations, but they are extremely slow here.  Like I spend most of my entire lunch hour waiting for a take-out order slow.  

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  5. Some days it was so empty you could ride it over and over, just run through the turnstiles fast enough to get back on again.  It took me a while but I was eventually able to ride it without holding on to the bar.  But the scariest thing in the park for me was always the hornet nest at the top of the Yellow Coaster!

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  6. 5 hours ago, machine gun kelly said:

    BB, I’m guessing he stays on the PS one more year, and in two years he may get a shot.  I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like him on some level.

     

    He's pushing 30.  I think it's getting close to now-or-never time.  If he does go to PS again, I hope it's not the exempt spot so we can actually have the opportunity to bring him up at some point (although it means another team could steal him away)

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  7. 3 hours ago, Steptide said:

    Imo the only way you could do another spinoff (outside of better call Saul) is if you were to somehow continue the story of Jesse pink man, but with the El Camino movie, I don't know what would happen. Not that the movie completely ended the story, but you'd have to come up with something creative I guess 

     

    It always rubbed me the wrong way... like somehow making it to Alaska suddenly means he's free forever?  As if they don't have TV's or watch the news out there and no one will question why this scarred up kid suddenly shows up.  And he just doesn't strike me as someone who will abandon all human socialization and go live with wolves or something.  To me his fate is even more up-in-the-air than it was before the movie.  

  8. I'm actually really enjoying the new Picard series.  It's much darker than a typical Star Trek series and the story line is richly complex.  Lots of fun easter eggs in the dialog as well as the scenery.  It plays more like a movie than a TV series, and definitely has me thinking about what will happen next.  

  9. 1 hour ago, flmike said:

    Lots of things to fix for next year, but this year reminds of me of 1988 when the Bills lost in the first round, but you could see promise. 

     

    This is pretty much where I'm at.  Felt a lot like this after Ronnie Harmon.  AFCE should be wide open next year, and we have the resources to keep everyone we want plus fill the holes.  Chips on shoulders can provide a lot of motivation.  

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