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You're absolutely right. Bullpen done good, too. Ten batters, one base runner via walk, seven strikeouts.

Article V(C)(12) in the current CBA stipulates the following: "No Club shall be scheduled, or rescheduled if practicable, to play more than twenty consecutive dates without an open day." The rule does include a provision for rescheduling that could stretch the limit a few more days: "A rained-out game may be rescheduled to an open date in the same series, or to an open date at the end of the same series, if: (a) the open date is a road off-day for the visiting Club, and (b) the rescheduling does not result in the home team playing more than twenty-four consecutive dates without an open day."

Britain has some great food. Of course, it all comes from south Asia.

Have you shared your unique background with anyone? I would think they'd be very impressed that a staunch conservative (in the truest sense of the word) such as yourself would have abandoned the party over the fat orange bastard so quickly.

I think Goldwater could have been talked into it. Ike, maybe not so much. Definitely not the Bushes. I'm 50-50 on Reagan, too.

I might have posted this before, but even if I did, it's worth posting again.

Did you know Teddy Roosevelt won Michigan running on a third-party ticket in 1912? neither did I.

Did you know this? I didn't.

Out of 147 countries surveyed. https://www.worldhappiness.report/ed/2026/ The US is 23rd and—surprise—Canada is 25th.

XKCD Explains The Cause Of Landscape Features Of The United States

Kim is slipping.

It's not the three you might think.

Here's a guide if you want to travel abroad without worrying about having to learn another language.

Especially one with her own million-follower glow-up podcast.

I’m going to be interested in seeing what the hitting record is for hitters when they win challenges versus when they lose them, split between when they call for the challenge versus when the catcher/pitcher does.

Yeah, it started to get bad on me around 7pm Eastern, and in the 930pm half hour, it was still like that. It’ll probably happen again before it goes away for good.

The Party is on a ride-or-die journey with Trump, because they are never going to be what people thought they were before, ever again. Not in my lifetime, anyway, and not in yours, either.

I thought that was a tough error to get.

McKinstry is batting third? That’s the kind of thing Leyland would do whenever he ran a sub out there in place of a regular.

This is instructive.

This is instructive. https://brilliantmaps.com/wp-content/uploads/for-important-family-decisions-men-should-have-a-final-say-.jpg

This is really wild! Here is an explanation for them: France: 49.3 Why it’s funny/political: Article 49.3 of the French Constitution allows the government to pass a law without a parliamentary vote. French governments use it during political crises. Because it bypasses debate, it became a running joke and meme in French politics. People joke about “using 49.3” to force anything through. Italy: 104 Why it’s funny: Law 104 (Legge 104) gives benefits and time off work to people caring for disabled family members. In Italian memes, people joke that some workers fake needing “104 days” to skip work. So “taking a 104” became shorthand for suspicious time off. Turkey: 31 Why it’s funny: In Turkish slang, 31 means masturbation. The joke dates back decades and became widespread in internet humor. So when Turks see 31, it’s instantly interpreted as a dirty joke. Spain: 5 Why it’s funny: In Spanish grading systems, 5/10 is the minimum passing grade. Because of that, “un cinco” is often used jokingly to describe barely succeeding or mediocrity. It’s used ironically in memes when something is just barely acceptable. Greece: 6 Why it’s funny: The Greek word for six (έξι — “exi”) sounds similar to “sexy” in English. Because of this phonetic similarity, the number 6 gets used in wordplay jokes. Albania: 9 Why it’s funny: In Albanian slang/internet jokes, 9 is used in sexual humor and meme contexts. It often appears in jokes similar to how other cultures use 69. Russia: 300 Why it’s funny: “Cargo 300” (Груз 300) is a Soviet/Russian military code for wounded soldiers. It became a widely used internet meme and reference. The number 300 is now commonly used jokingly in online Russian culture. Any other numbers you can think of (besides 6-7)?

Wow, I didn't realize how not affluent much of the UK really is.