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That is exquisitely 1972.

Who's Scott?

"Peeping tom" sounds too cutesy-poo, as though he's merely a bad widdle boy.

It's false. Or at least until it's true.

So that's where they're gonna house you libtards. At least you won't have to go very far. They're gonna probably ship me to Indiana. I'll be in the rail car for hours before they march me out of there and into camp.

AOC for president. One day.

When everybody looks guilty, nobody looks guilty.

I actually watched that live! MSU game was over and that was the other B1G game on. Talk about horrific. Also horrific was that as the throw was being made my picture froze, then skipped ahead to the aftermath after maybe six or seven seconds of hearing the guy screaming his commentary over a still picture. Had to wait for the replay to see it unfold.

Why not? The amount is a rounding-error risk for the 1 in, like, 100 chance that he will be a productive, respected member of a team.

Are you the backup Strategy Expert now?

Not that anybody cares about Michigan State baseball, but they are bringing the hammer down on #8-ranked Louisville 12-4 after seven innings, and having squeaked out a 4-3 win yesterday. Spartans may not be anything this yea—or any year for that matter—but thank god baseball is back!

Do it! You're alive right now and you'll be a long time dead later. Do it!

I am lucky that on January 31, 1989, as I was blissfully ignoring my New Year's resolution by sitting on the couch munching shelled peanuts and watching TV after another day at the salt mines, I was shamed by an ad in the Detroit Free Press and motivated to go sign up for Vic Tanny. Thirty-seven years later, I am still working out on the regular. Again, I consider myself very lucky that I was uniquely motivated that day by my self-imposed shame. Had I not made that resolution in the first place, had I not been flipping through the Free Press that night, had I not been drawn to and read that ad and remembered my resolution that I was blowing so spectacularly at that very moment, I would likely be in a far different state with my fitness and health today. And here is that ad:

Go, Jack White!

They don't have to create fake numbers. That doesn't mean they would never. All I'm saying is they destroyed any trust someone should have in labor numbers as reported by the government, and that destruction of trust will certainly survive this administration.

I am super lucky that, while blissfully ignoring my New Year's resolution by sitting on the couch munching a bag of shelled peanuts and watching TV after another day at the salt mines, I was motivated by a Vic Tanny ad in the Free Press on January 31, 1989, to go join up. As I remember the cost was $72 a year which was supposed to be fixed for a lifetime. I became aware six years later that the fine print allowed them to jack up the price after six years, which they did, to $99. Either way, because I was motivated to use the gym if I was going to have to pay for it, and I have been working out on the regular ever since, 37 years this month. And here is that ad.

You know as well as anyone that this administration forfeited the benefit of that doubt a loooooong time ago.

Before you dance on its grave, I would consider buying low on it while it's down, given how this government is (putatively) all in on crypto.

Plus it's the only city in the area you can comfortably append "-tucky" to the end of. 😉

I think it's just as likely that such voters twist themselves into agreement on various issues with their preferred party's candidate that they would find wholly objectionable if it was the other party's candidate. Not unlike this ...

Mama mia, that's a cutti petutti!

I played in a softball league maybe 20 years ago that had a safety home plate, set off a couple feet from the plate itself. That's the plate you had to cross to score. Once you got halfway to home, you were committed to go all the way, and then it became a force play. If you accidentally went to actual home plate instead, you were declared out. I thought it was a great idea, and I'm surprised no softball league I've been in since has used it.

Eighty-five percent of the time is almost exactly six days out of seven. That means you get one cheat day a week. Works for me. 👍🏼