Just Jack

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/charlize-theron-says-she-wants-235807476.html

Maybe

Who? Just read the obit https://www.schluterbalikfuneralhome.com/obituary/tim-schrandt?lud=4759246C096BEEA2A07A23120E236986

Whenever I'm alone with you You make me feel like I am home again Whenever I'm alone with you You make me feel like I am whole again Whenever I'm alone with you You make me feel like I am young again Whenever I'm alone with you You make me feel like I am fun again

Atlanta has one, also not opened on Sunday. But the rest of the week? Always a line when I would go by it when traveling through there. From ESPN Home game #, attendance, Percentage of capacity, visiting team, date, record after the game Game 1 - 69,187 - (96%) - Chargers - Sept 16th - 0-2 Game 2 - 68,202 - (95%) - Titans - Oct 7th - 2-3 Game 3 - 70,109 - (98%) - Pats* - Oct 29th - 2-6 Game 4 - 68.749 - (96%) - Bears - Nov 4th - 2-7 Game 5 - 57,799 - (80%) - Jaguars - Nov 25th - 4-7 Game 6 - 59,119 - (82%) - Jets - Dec 9th - 4-9 Game 7 - 59,110 - (82%) - Lions - Dec 16th - 5-9 Game 8 - 67.420 - (94%) - Dolphins - Dec 30th - 6-10

Is it that time of year again, where I put you on ignore for three months?

Thanks for mentioning that. I realized I was looking at the bracket wrong, but I still stand by saying they won't get farther than Final 4. I've edited my post above to reflect what I saw was wrong. The seeding is based on how many Twitter followers a team has.

I would prefer something like Houston or Indy has, the "warehouse" style stadium. Simple, basic, rectangle box, drop a field inside. No special engineering/designing needed.

Wouldn't you be a bit biased also if you saw a good steady source of income disappearing in a few years?

So looking at the bracket, and doing the math, it'll be Bills vs Saints in the Elite 8. Based on total votes cast in the Sweet 16 Round, number of voters per team in that round was... Bills - 35,007 Saints - 30,115 If the twit voters continue, Bills should make the Final 4 But that may be as far as they go. They would face either the Titans or Colts (probably Titans based on previous voting) and the Titans had 5,000+ more votes in the Sweet 16 round than the Bills. So look for them to fall to the Titans. In order for the Colts to upset the Titans, they will need easily 15,000+ additional votes than they got in the previous round.

I think you missed my joke.

PSL's, at least for my club seats, are paid every year, not paid off after a certain number of years. Currently, for this season, I'm paying about $800/seat. And that's for one of the cheapest sections in the clubs.

Anyone can throw a no-look pass. It's getting someone to catch it is the issue.

I don't remember the band I was going to see, but they had a Groupon for $25/seat at our local amphitheater. I got two seats from that, then knowing it was not a sold out show, the afternoon of the concert, looked on TM to see what sections had plenty of open seats, and sat there instead of being packed in the back with all the other Groupon people. I've done this at other venues. Most don't care unless you are sitting in someone else's seat.

His Stromboli is all bought in the frozen section at Costco.

I liked it too, because during lunch rush I could see what was ready and get it and get out, unlike my coworkers that usually ordered something that had to be made. Guess what? Pretty much everything is made long before you order it now. It just sits in a warmer out of sight. Burger King, the chicken sandwiches are the quickest to be tossed, they are only allowed to sit in the warmer for 30 minutes. Whopper patties? 80 minutes. The only fresh thing currently is the McDonalds Quarter Pounder. Listen the next time you're at a McD and when someone orders a QP, you'll hear a cowbell ring in the kitchen. That's the cue for the grill worker to drop a QP patty. Wendy's is the only one of the big three that do not use frozen patties, if that's something you care about.

I was out west somewhere, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, one of those states. And in the office of the store I was at, posted on a bulletin board, was a newsletter from the franchise district manager. Included on that newsletter was a note about Mr. Wilson's passing. It was interesting enough that I asked about it, and the store manager told me the DM was a Bill's fan and would from time to time, put notes in the newsletter about the Bills.

https://www.newyorkupstate.com/entertainment/2019/03/exclusive-how-woodstock-50-lineup-was-chosen-and-how-watkins-glen-wont-repeat-99-disaster.html

And there's your problem. They are getting more money from the other club. Your money is coming no matter what.

Any updates on this?

So were you paying to use the fields, or getting it for free? And this other club is paying?

I saw them handing out the candles before I left in the afternoon. My immediate thought was "This is going to end badly." Not sure why that was what popped in my head at that moment, maybe some premonition?

I was at 99, I was a staff volunteer. Basically just filling in wherever someone was needed. Ended up leaving Sunday afternoon because my shifts were done, and I’d had enough of the heat. Went home and didn’t turn on the tv until sometime after 10pm and caught them talking on MTV about the fires. I did make it on the DVD. My staff badge allowed me backstage access. There is a spot during Jewels set where I can pick myself out by where I was standing, but anyone looking for me, would not because of the distance from the camera. If WS50 is looking for volunteers again, I’ll apply but I don’t know if I’d pay to go.

So, you're bringing in $25,000. But only giving out $11,500. So that's where your Stromboli fund comes from.

Not a monetary fundraiser, and not even an original idea, I saw another team doing it, but myself and a friend of mine, when we were involved in a professional organization that was looking for charity ideas, we proposed to our local hockey team about doing a Teddy Bear Toss. 15 years later, they are still doing it, after being hesitant to even try it at first....