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The ghost of Don Baylor is weeping.

Kind of a Large Marge from Peewee’s Big Adventure vibe.

Meh, he got paid a lot more for his post O.J. celebrity than he was making as a cop.

This.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/JqDW9zGxNoQAAAAd/thats-a-fair-observation-shea-brennan.gif

I actually don’t think it was objectively egregious as it wasn’t obscene or personal or done pre- or during Rory’s swing, but it was right after Rory lost any shot at winning so it was a bit classless. At another time, I’m sure Rory would have ignored him per usual, but he caught him at a moment...

The long bunker shot to get up and down on 13 won’t be remembered much, but it should be.

PGA was a heck of a tournament this year. Cracks me up when they’re talking about Rai not being a long hitter when he bombed it about 330 on 16, and, unlike many others, hit most of them straight. Nice to see a good guy who isn’t big on hype get his first major.

I think maybe I’ll be nice when frustrated by an AI customer service bot in the future …

A quick, easy “food as fuel” lunch I’ve been doing fairly regularly is an omelette made from a cup (half a carton from Costco’s six pack) of egg whites plus one whole egg for color and flavor, a little melted cheddar or feta cheese, and sautéed broccoli and onion, sometimes with some cauliflower...

Maybe not exactly a celebrity, but an interesting dude from Ohio: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/15/business/media/joe-sedelmaier-dead.html?unlocked_article_code=1.ilA.kdVC.LqQaebe8-PFh&smid=nytcore-ios-share

On paper this looks like just what Diebler needs.

Ogre was 71? Fuck, we’re getting old.

This is half the NBA though.

Not on fire. Story doesn’t quite check out.

Thai green curry with shrimp for the protein. I was a little low on the curry paste, hence the whitish color, but added some homemade sambal oelek to give it a bit more kick.

Because someone was sick enough to instruct AI to do just that?

I'm sure you know this, but if you do go that early, just make sure you're diversified enough to weather a major market correction without having to sell when the market is down because that correction will come at some point. It seems like it should have happened already or happen fairly soon...

For sure in most cases, although in our case with two defined benefit pensions, that wasn’t really an issue for us. The pensions won’t keep up with inflation over time (no annual cost of living increases for the first three years and minimal ones that will lag inflation thereafter), and we won’t...

It seems like the pitching has recently taken a major leap forward.