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Some of my favs: Jeremy - Pearl Jam (about a kid who blew his head off in front of his class) Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty (about his life post Stealers Wheel and some lawsuits he was dealing with) Solsbury Hill (Gabriel's feelings about leaving Genesis) Thunder Road/The River - Generic stories... I prefer this type of song to be about real events...

Not only is there audio, but I saw the video clip of it as well a couple weeks ago on a morning show.

although not a court of law smoking gun, but a smoking gun in my eyes... Cosby in the late 60's had a comedy bit about drugging and having sex with women. Seems to me that coincidence is far too much for me to accept, given that subject isn't necessarily a tried and true target for comedy.

The Talleys will need to measure twice and cut once for the forseeable future. One wrong purchase (new car, etc...) and the PR could become messy. I hope they navigate this well...

One of the few shows Deborah and I watch.

CHICKEN MCNUGGETS: Ingredients: White Boneless Chicken, Water, Food Starch-Modified, Salt, Seasoning (Autolyzed Yeast Extract, Salt, Wheat Starch, Natural Flavoring [botanical Source], Safflower Oil, Dextrose, Citric Acid), Sodium Phosphates, Natural Flavor (Botanical Source). Battered and Breaded with: Water, Enriched Flour (Bleached Wheat Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamin Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Yellow Corn Flour, Bleached Wheat Flour, Food Starch-Modified, Salt, Leavening (Baking Soda, Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Aluminum Phosphate, Monocalcium Phosphate, Calcium Lactate), Spices, Wheat Starch, Dextrose, Corn Starch. ""We grind it to give it to give you that real meaty texture that you expect in Chicken McNuggets," Steward tells Imahara in the video." Asinine statement of the year?

When this topic comes up about "not knowing what we have" because they haven't been playing on Sunday - why is it that people neglect the fact they these mystery players practice every week? They really aren't that mysterious.

How did he last 1000+ posts? Yikes.

Although we understand you are trying to help, taking on unofficial duties never works out well. We have the report button for any issues that need to be addressed. Personally, I see nothing wrong with this topic as it is distinctly different from the Fund Me thread. It certainly could go either way and the OP would not have been wrong in either case.

But in the first case I don't know how that really can be done because you'd have to synchronize certain parts of the database so that user names etc. were functional. In fact the more I think about it I doubt it could be done.

Bandwidth isn't the issue. The size of the database is. There are two true ways to deal with this. 1. Buy another license to offload 3 million posts. 2. Get a cloud server (I am sort of out of my league here) so that when we need more hardware additional resources can be used for that event. This should be more efficient since we only need those resources less than 100 hours a year. But it is difficult for me to price that out because of the way it is done.

Some young punk. Name was in his email address. Info was posted on his twitter account.

I'm really done arguing this point. I'm not going to equate professional reporters with real access, disseminating real information to Timmy in Wichita posting a "story" during study hall. This thread is prime example that happens every time.

Because EVERY TIME someone quoted/linked one of their pieces it turned into a giant pissing match about how bad and disreputable they are. Add that to their writers joining the board to spam their links and it was clearly a net NEGATIVE.

Perhaps you should read the sfweekly.com story which is the more important of the two. Saying BR is respectable because of Matt Bowen is like sticking up for ISIS because their neonatal health care plan is top notch.

http://m.sfweekly.com/sanfrancisco/top-5-ways-bleacher-report-rules-the-world/Content?oid=2186585

http://deadspin.com/5948776/this-is-how-your-bleacher-report-sausage-gets-made This is the Bleacher Report.

Actually, it is against the bleacher reports policy for writers to break their own news. What they do is leech off of others reporting and then instead of driving traffic to the original sites they take the traffic for themselves. Their motto is own the story after someone else breaks it.

Yikes, someone has been googling me. I saw this awhile back and just didn't get a chance to post... We get our picture in the Sun all the time (they own the once per week local county paper). We take all the tournament pics, so I submit them when the tournament is over. They have a slew of them... Paige has been doing really well. She plays on the top team in the club (top 11 out of 220). Their team is one of the best in the area... Very fun to watch this group of girls grow.

Don't know what the deal is... Might have to troubleshoot tonight. I can't see anything wrong at the moment.

Sorry. HUGE pet peeve here. In what logical paradigm are you allowed to change TWO (or more) plays and even suggest the outcome could possibly be the same? Everything that happens after the 1st change means EVERYTHING changes thereafter. There is no "Roby pick 6" to change. You changed every play for the rest of game..

Just like graduating from high school...

People who claim their music is better than your music << laser pointer guy << douchebags

The world needs less of this. A lot less.

Nah. Green is pretty common for presentation pointers.