Jaxbuck said:

Baseball is crazy

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1. July 9, 2005 – Rockies def. Padres
2. April 16, 2006 – Phillies def. Rockies
3. July 25, 2006 – Cardinals def. Rockies
4. August 1, 2006 – Brewers def. Rockies
5. June 11, 2008 – Rockies def. Giants
6. September 14, 2008 – Rockies def. Dodgers (10 innings)
7. September 17, 2008 – Rockies def. Padres
8. July 6, 2009 – Rockies def. Nationals
9. June 12, 2010 – Rockies def. Blue Jays
10. July 4, 2018 – Rockies def. Giants
11. April 6, 2023 – Rockies def. Nationals
12. April 22, 2026 – Padres def. Rockies

Bill Lucas said:

This is Tommy fucking Tuberville we're talking about. There is no thought process.

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Zurp said:

HA! Reminds me of arguments in my house. Usually parents vs. kids.
I say an argument is "won" when shit goes the way I say it's going to go. "Do your homework." I win the argument when the homework is done. "Go to bed." I win the argument when the kid goes to bed.
She says the argument is "won" when everyone agrees with her. There isn't a "Do your homework" from her. It's "Here's why you need to do your homework and I'm going to keep lecturing you until you understand and agree." Very frustrating.
Anyway, they say not to talk about religion or politics with people. I think it's because you really can't present any facts in either case that people will allow to change their minds. According to that video I linked, I guess most people aren't intelligent enough to accept someone else's viewpoint on these things.

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calibuck said:

Well, Dub, have always marveled how at the end of an (any) argument, it's always my fault, even when she dented my car with hers, as I was parked in the driveway, waaaay over to my side....other issues as well. Maybe we do need a female as President, against Iranians, Russians, Chinese, etc.

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DubCoffman62 said:

Accountability is a woman's kryptonite.. I too have been amazed at how many times that my wife lost an earring and it was somehow my fault. This is why I don't argue with them I just listen until they're down cackling then I walk away and forget it.

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Zurp said:

Ha.
My son was in the bathroom, pooping. Not a toddler, potty training. He was probably 14 or 15 at the time. My wife walked in on him. That was my fault.
True story.

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BuckeyeNation27 said:

I can save you some time and knock these two out for you.

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ORD_Buckeye said:

Nix actually had to learn how to read in college.

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calibuck said:

Bestbuck, am I correct in thinking a win at the lower seeds counts as much as one at the top? Only ask because of the order in which they play. Doubles, then seed #1, #2, etc? Or maybe reverse?

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calibuck said:

Oregon with it's Nike loot seems like a better place

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Jaxbuck said:

still undefeated.

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buckeyemania11 said:

Losing steak ends with a 19-7 win over Akron

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Jaxbuck said:

I don't have any big injuries on my team really.

Yahbot usually drafts pretty well then I fuck it up as the season goes along.

This year, wow...Yahbot had a rough draft.

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dragurd said:

Dabo needs to read the part about pride again..

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Steve19 said:

Gemini says:

Based on its design, colors, and dimensions, this is a 1914 Ohio motorcycle license plate.

Here are the specific details that identify it:

• Jurisdiction & Year: In 1914, the state of Ohio issued motorcycle plates with this specific orange-on-white color scheme.
• Design: The "OH" stacked vertically on the left was the standard abbreviation used by Ohio for motorcycle plates during that era.
• Material: These plates were made of porcelain-enameled steel, which gives them that distinct glossy, heavy finish and embossed look visible in the photo.
• Size: You can see from the ruler at the bottom that the plate is approximately 8 inches wide. This smaller size (compared to a standard 12-inch car plate) confirms it was intended for a motorcycle.

During the early 20th century, license plate colors changed every year to help police quickly identify if a vehicle's registration was current. These porcelain plates are highly collectible today because they don't rust or fade as easily as the stamped metal plates that followed.

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