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Interesting thread on the selection of thde"Designated Survivor". TBH I thought they had a lottery...

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So 4 days in a dark house. I'm guessing lots of 'schrooms...

Since he lost his primary to Trumpers in his district I would assume Meijer to be a longshot unless thimgs change. Of course it depends on competition. He could qualify as a recipient of Koch money

I've read a bit about the Wall Lake dance hall and amusement park, but until very recently know that the guy who owned it was also the last owners of Edgewater Park http://www.lorimarshick.com/WLHistory.html

Just take a quick look at Noah and his daughters

From my perusal of places like Camp Peary on Google Earth I have a feeling there is a lot we mere mortals can't see.

I've been a big fan of Raitt since way back to the Streetlights LP...Just starting to follow Ms Carlyle. It may have been the Highwy Women stuff that caught my attention.

I don't think anyone of them actually shot their weapons. What would have happened if a stray bullet from a MEGA actually hit someone, or a flying object.

His first full season with Detroit he used an outfielders glove at third. The biggest knock on Hojo was he couldn't handle pressure. Sparky believed and so did Davy Johnson with the Mets. The teams always seemed to have someone better coming up to take his place. https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/Howard-Johnson/

Just wondering if it would be worth it to put the games on one of the commercial stations’ sub channels. I’m thinking it might be more watchable than old westerns and sitcoms. Since most of the sub channels are already on a lot of cable systems anyway. Plus you get the over the air capabilities. A bit of a throwback actually. It might also give you the possibility of streaming on a subscription basis as well

I’m old enough to remember when Public Television actually showed teachers teaching. Thankfully we now have the Michigan Learning Channel

Imagine the outcry if we had shot down the balloon and took out several head of cattle or worse

It seems like Ohio's views are similar to Virginia. I haven't been paying real close attention these days since my drug of choice is a nice Petit Verdot, or maybe a Merlot. The GA is still stumbling along with rules on medicinal pot, heaven forbid letting the general public get a hold of it. Meanwhile vape shops are sprouting up all over. They're almost as numerous as gun shops and Colorado licensing classes. Brewhouses are starting to bloom as well, they're actually starting to allow them to sell food on premises rather than parking a food truck outside. Progress. Personally I think Virginia already has the perfect business plan already in place. ABC stores. You want something harder than beer and wine, go to the state store. The state keeps the profits (and the taxes). Do the same with pot, cut out the middleman. They subsidized winegrowers in the '80s and '90s to offset the loss of the tobacco industry. Maybe they can do the same with marijuana.

And low flying helicopters near Camp Peary...Can't they give us coordinates so we can go out and moon them

At least this time they bought the land, and it makes more sense than the rumors in the '90s about moving to Gary (somewhere near the airport). I always thought Arlington Heights racetrack would have made a perfect spot. I've seen fans complaining about traffic issues, can't be much worse than Soldier Field and having to park at Grant Park. There is also Metra service nearby. Work out a deal for more trains on game day. The last decent coach the Bears had was Jauron pandemic they ran him out of town

Do we get a draft pick for Staley? There's still some Steeler in my DNA...hoping the guy does well

I was just reading the latest JVL piece talking about how DeSantis was taking a lot of the "grifter class" away from Trump. It's a bit like the old WWF script when the younger heel turns on the older star. The grifters follow the money. The non mainline guys are actively being recruited. Would they turn their back on Trump if it costs them $$$? It's not about philosophy to these folks. The other thing JVL noticed is Trump's tone this time around compared to 2016. Trump had energy seven years ago. His current rallies have been reminiscent of rock stars who keep touring long past their prime. He's now been reduced to an angry old man who is basically a caricature of Trump2016. Basically I tend to agree with Screwball, we probably won't see Trump or Biden as the nominee. The problem is I'm afraid of what we may end up with.

Cecil Cooper and Ben Ogilvie seem to be prominent. Throw in Ted Simmons and Dan Plesac https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Milwaukee_Brewers_award_winners_and_All-Stars

For what the folks like MLive and Gannett pay reporters need a side gig or three