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also you have to tag the runner with the ball in the glove, so its important you really have a grasp on it.
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made me post something I deleted
You're supposed to celebrate his last party as a bachelor
When he's married he's not supposed to go party as hard
Oh yeah but keeping him able to get married in daylight
No arrests injury or VD
In baseball if the ball is caught the batter is out and they have a chance to tag out anybody who left their bases
If the batter knocked it into the parking lot and a fielder made it out there before it hit the ground it would be an out
So that's one reason for a bigger glove
1 Dave let us roll a spot check to see if we NOTICE the peril before it strikes
2 if we notice it then we have to roll Sanity to see if the sight of the peril incapacitates us
3 if somebody fails sanity they get a lower sanity threshhold; and if they suffer catastrophic insanity then they might drive onlookers insane
4 once that's out of the way those who are able to move can react to the peril
5 the peril does physical or mental damage
6 roll to see if the peril's damage affects sanity, repeat #3
if they DONT spot the peril then the peril strikes and start at #5
got your betty ready?
seems a clear phony, I don't know what a 'Kennedy Bond" is supposed to be.
a bond note that big would probably not have a paper certificate at all, just an account number.
http://www.treasurydirect.gov/tdhome.htm
Uh, making people projectile-poop their own pants is generally held to be banned warfare
what about a panzerfaust?
excuse me, turisas isn't that bad, or that earbleeding sample of HAL 9000 being raped by a vacuum cleaner at the start of this thread, THAT isn't that bad? You'd only pay for it a few times?
were you dropped on your head under a jet engine as a baby?
"Baseball has less patting than cricket because the ball is more likely to be directed towards the batsman in cricket than baseball, especially at the batsman's legs which is the biggest, most obvious piece of padding in cricket."
you obviously don't watch much baseball. I loved Don Drysdale doing radio for the Dodgers, whenever either team had a pitcher throw a beanball, Drysdale would spend a half hour explaining why every pitcher MUST keep the batter in fear of the plate whatever the rules say about trying to hit batters on purpose
"At least cricketers can actually catch on their own without the need of a novelty sized glove to help them out"
haven't seen cricketers leap fences to catch stuff
said something I don't understand
Apparently the French govt decided internet access is a basic human right
So 404 errors are war crimes?
but the German parliament is full of insane mutant simians who ought to be shot
eerie parallel to Farcry
Sure, he could kill 1 guy with a knife and then get shot
rolls with his crew for the cookie action
do you mean the Stuka dive bomber iwth the sirens on the wings?
its technical name is the Trumpet of Jericho, in German jericho trompete
it's actually quite common, Hollywood stole it and uses it for the supposed whine of any aircraft going into a dive
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Irj_jxVxClA
we have baseball which is much more fun and has less armor
well it used to be
now we have corporate Little League X(
actually US sports only survive by raping local cities for tax concessions and loan guarantees and govt-subsidized ticket sales, while enjoying exemption from US monopoly laws
> ..Nemeara.. wrote:
> just offer them mentos and coke ![]()
that's biological warfare!
was at the mall wondering why Frenzy stood her up
that's "extremist!"
we can compromise on killing 'most" surely
But, if Michael Moore had fallen and suffered a spinal injury while filming that interview, he'd have an argument why a fat man in his late 40's should consume a disproportionate segment of the NHS budget as to be treated.
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