RaoulDuke79

That's what I'm saying. Despite my better judgement I started this thread because I saw a commercial where a guy gets out of bed and he has the top and bottom pajamas on. The whole long sleeve shirt and pants deal. Now, I don't make a habit of checking out dudes sleeping attire, but never in my life have I personally saw someone wearing one of these get ups. I was just curious if if my group of friends are the norm or the exception.

That's my problem. My wife and I have completely opposite comfort levels. She wears socks and a comforter in the summer and I'm sweating if it's above 70 degrees.

I just started the 4th episode. This is very very well done. When I originally saw the previews I thought it was going to be a separate show for each of the band's. I didn't realize all of the artists were tied into rhis single series.

I just watched my first episode tonight. Pretty good stuff. It mainly about Dr Dre, but there's a lot of good stuff from all kinds of other people and musicians (Jimmy Iovine,Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Stevie Nicks, Bono) that come together to tell great story. Well worth a watch if you have the time.

Good

He threw out the first pitch at the Marlins game last night. ESPN was all over it. Now I understand why.

I switch it up depending on the time of the year. My wife is always freezing, so no matter what she has a comforter on, even in the middle of the summer. Generally I go sans clothes, but come winter I may throw on some gym shorts or some nylon pants. Does any grown person wear pajamas?

Makeup takes her from a 3 to a 5.

Life in prison with no parole with that mug. Kids likely have been scarred for life.

We're going.....oh yeah we're going.

They say free sandwiches for a year but the fine print states a sandwich a week for a year....certainly not worth camping out for, unless your homeless, then it makes perfect sense.

On a similar note, they are opening a Primanti Bros. about 15 minutes from me tomorrow. People are already camping out because the first 100 people get free sandwiches for a year.

That is a pretty fantastic book. For someone we thinking as famous be spent a lot of his time alone, as most addicts tend to do. He did a great job in describing how much time he spent getting high in that walk in closet of his.

Gets me every damn time.

1. Not enough parity. You have maybe a half dozen drivers that are favorites to win every week. 2. Most of the time the best car doesn't win. It has turned into fuel mileage and strategy instead of good racing. More often not the race is affected by a late caution. 3. They keep changing the format every year and it's impossible to keep track of what the hell is going on. 4. Trying to force it into markets where it's not popular or even wanted. 5. Restrictor plate races are garbage. If I were and owner of refuse to put cars in. If you have a 4 car team, 3 of them will be on a wrecker by the end of the race. 6. Quit being so damn PC and let the drivers have personalities.

Thanks for the feedback fellas. Lots of good info.

They tried to cater to an audience other than the one that go the sport to where it is.....ive got some opinions on this subject, but im working on smoking some pork. Ill be back.

Indeed a definite go to....i can't say I've ever really had a bad one, but this place does them pretty good. The French dip is right up there as well. http://www.madchefcraftbrewing.com/menu/

I've always been partial to a good reuben.

Anyone here have experience with these type of grills/smokers? I'm looking to get one and have been doing some research. The Big Green Egg seems to be the most well know, but from what I've been reading it only has a single tier cooking surface whereas some of the others have dual tier surfaces which better for cooking items that have different temperature requirements simultaneously. Most of the ones I'm looking at are pretty salty price wise, but they have good reviews vs.the cheaper ones that have average to low reviews. It seems that this is one of those "you get what you pay for" type of things.

Watch out for all of those card flickers that line every street you walk down.

Spearmint Rhino.

In my top 5 of all time. Great album. Because the last few generations are a bunch of emo, whining, pu$$y hipsters...hopefully there will be a resurgence of good rock music sometime.

Both of the things give me a semi.....vegans and flamers be damned.