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Not looking good
Oh no. They get the ball back with a minute and I'm only up thirteen total yards.
This is hilarious.
Not looking good

I’ve been playing since ‘99. Never had a game that close. NuttyI just lost by .04 points.
You've got to be kidding me. Stat correction, please?
I’ve been playing since ‘99. Never had a game that close. Nutty


Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. I high-fived and hugged him for getting it, though we all knew it was mine.
no, but I just went out and bought a lotto ticket. LolBack to the football talk. I lost by a passing yard.
One passing yard, folks. That's as close, I think, as you can cut a decimal in this game.
****, dkp, got any chunks of diamond sitting around?
we could come stay at his property any time for free

Nice. That's funny. You ham.
we could come stay at his property any time for free
We can? Oh boy.
Hey, did you hear about the new Revolver box set? In mono, I think.

WHOA. That's weird. I was trying to enhance my ship cred by telling this guy about the new box set just tonight.
No, I really did.![]()

no, but I just went out and bought a lotto ticket. Lol

You know I have the cure for that.Great, that's in my head now.
we could come stay at his property any time for free
You know I have the cure for that.
His x-rays showed no fluid in the lungs and heart tests showed no significant worsening of his condition (enlarged right side of his heart). They prescribed antibiotics in case it’s just “kennel cough” or a virus - but it’s possible (and perhaps more likely) that this is just a progression and he’ll just have to live with the coughing - doctor says once that happens with his condition it doesn’t get better. We have a coedine prescription to suppress the cough. I’m not sure how that will work over time though.Enough of this football talk. Let's get to what's most important -- dogs.
What did they say about Loki, @Dr. Octopus. Wasn't he going Monday to the vet?
We lost by less than a quarter of a point combined.I just lost by .04 points.
I'm on a cruise ship with @Wrighteous Ray . Save your judgment for the five-dorks thread. Anyway, there was a Beatles thingie tonight that I thought was going to be a dance party, but it started with with trivia before that. They would play a snippet of a song, and you had to run up to the microphone and name it.
I'd love to say I was too cool for this.
First song, so easy! With a Little Help from My Friends
[Yes I ran up and got it.]
Second: And Your Bird Can Sing
[Nailed it, obv]
Third: Come Together
[After this I asked, should I just sit out? Lady in charge says no.]
Fourth:
I'm Happy Just to Dance with You
[lady in charge dramatically moves the microphone on the other side of the hall. Funnily, jovially, but...]
Fifth:
They said they'd do a difficult one, and they did. After it started, I ran up as usual, but then panicked and said "sorry" into the mic. They kept it going a couple of seconds and then I got it together...
"I'll Cry Instead"
They decided to do a "bonus round" since I was 5-0.
Bonus: I ran up to the mic and made it there before a dude who had tried to weigh in a couple of songs before. He physically SHOVED ME away from the mic.Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. I high-fived and hugged him for getting it, though we all knew it was mine.
Later, the shoving dude, whom I'd danced with in the afterparty along with his really lovely wife, came up to say that he'd been a DJ all his life and was so happy to have "competition." Turns out they live in Bend, OR, and he gave me his card and said we could come stay at his property any time for free.
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Radio? Private? Gonna need a name here.
The song will be pumping through Himalayan Stadium early and often, because I know how much you love the song. And guess what?!?! Our coordinator has connected with yours, and you and your team will be staying at the Persian Palace. Again, we want nothing but the best for you, so we will have this song softly playing on a loop 24/7 throughout the hotel, including the bedrooms.I had a semi-rational fear that you were going to pump that song into the stadium this week just to make sure my team was distracted, but now you've already gone to the well. I'm still convinced there will be some chicanery, but I'm just not sure what form it'll take.
I just got a call from the vet that Cole's ashes are back. It's going to be tough going there today, but I have to do it.
Again, we want nothing but the best for you, so we will have this song
You're welcome on the accomadations, and the restaurant will be serving grits for breakfast, liver mush for lunch, and chitterlings for dinner.Thank you for the accommodations. The annual simey/rockaction bowl will be a doozy, even if I fear our team hasn't got much to play for this year.
Game On!Represent, sistah.
I hope for the best outcome out of all of those leading thoughts.So we still have to wait for results but they did have some information for us after Cassidy’s procedure. They found on ultrasound a mass in his intestines. There are 3 leading thoughts on what that could be two of which are types of cancer that are common in cats (lymphoma and mast cell) and one of which is an inflammatory tumor that could surgically be removed with a potentially positive prognosis thereafter, but it’s a rare condition in cats. They took three aspirations of it and the lymph nodes around it and skipped the liver and spleen aspiration because of finding the intestinal mass. They also took blood to be looked at by the pathologist.
So we still have to wait for results but they did have some information for us after Cassidy’s procedure. They found on ultrasound a mass in his intestines. There are 3 leading thoughts on what that could be two of which are types of cancer that are common in cats (lymphoma and mast cell) and one of which is an inflammatory tumor that could surgically be removed with a potentially positive prognosis thereafter, but it’s a rare condition in cats. They took three aspirations of it and the lymph nodes around it and skipped the liver and spleen aspiration because of finding the intestinal mass. They also took blood to be looked at by the pathologist.
Where is your cruise ship cruising to? How's the food?Also, title change![]()
Take solace in The Shining Path league. You look very strong there.
This team blows. Bateman is now hurt.
Actually awesome story. Would be fun to face off against you.I'm on a cruise ship with @Wrighteous Ray . Save your judgment for the five-dorks thread. Anyway, there was a Beatles thingie tonight that I thought was going to be a dance party, but it started with with trivia before that. They would play a snippet of a song, and you had to run up to the microphone and name it.
I'd love to say I was too cool for this.
First song, so easy! With a Little Help from My Friends
[Yes I ran up and got it.]
Second: And Your Bird Can Sing
[Nailed it, obv]
Third: Come Together
[After this I asked, should I just sit out? Lady in charge says no.]
Fourth:
I'm Happy Just to Dance with You
[lady in charge dramatically moves the microphone on the other side of the hall. Funnily, jovially, but...]
Fifth:
They said they'd do a difficult one, and they did. After it started, I ran up as usual, but then panicked and said "sorry" into the mic. They kept it going a couple of seconds and then I got it together...
"I'll Cry Instead"
They decided to do a "bonus round" since I was 5-0.
Bonus: I ran up to the mic and made it there before a dude who had tried to weigh in a couple of songs before. He physically SHOVED ME away from the mic.Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. I high-fived and hugged him for getting it, though we all knew it was mine.
Later, the shoving dude, whom I'd danced with in the afterparty along with his really lovely wife, came up to say that he'd been a DJ all his life and was so happy to have "competition." Turns out they live in Bend, OR, and he gave me his card and said we could come stay at his property any time for free.
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especially when you miss the waiver run because you forgot this league is Tuesday when every other league is Wednesday.The waiver wire in this league laughs at you when trying to replace guys you drafted in the first 4 rounds.
Where is your cruise ship cruising to? How's the food?
It sounds like fun. I'd like to go on a cruise some day, but I worry about getting seasick. I know the motion is not as intense as other boats, but it would suck if I got motion sickness, and be stuck on the boat for days. Have you felt any queasiness?We left out of LA and are just going down the coast of Mexico. Yesterday was Puerto Vallarta, and today is Cabo San Lucas. Didn't really care where we were going, but just needed to get away, and it was a nice easy flight to LA.
The food is amazing. We ate at the French restaurant on board the first night, and my Mom said it was one of the best meals she's ever had. It was spectacular. Last night we ate at the sushi place, which was also fantastic. We haven't had less than great meal. And every night I get drunken pizza (to be clear, I'm drunk, not the pizza).
Last night in cruise-ship kismet, we had gone to a trivia contest. You can form a team of up to six people, but we just did the two of us, and we had a guy two barstools down on my mom's left and another guy two down on my right who just did it individually. We should have formed a team! Each of our small teams lost by one point to a team of five. Anyway, after it was done I noticed the guy on the left had what looked to be a copy of Joan Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking," so I asked if that's what it was, and he said yes. Now the next question, if I'd been sober, I might have been smart enough not to ask, but I said, "Have you suffered a loss?" And he had lost his wife in June (57 years old, cancer) and his mom last year. So we talked a little about loss and I was able to recommend to him a couple of books that always seem to help people (one of them I've recommended here with good results before - Meghan O'Rourke's "The Long Goodbye"), which he seemed really appreciate of and interested in. Anyway, it was a nice, unexpected chance to help someone, I hope.
My wife is prone to queasiness but we do Disney cruises somewhat regularly. We always get a cabin near the center of the ship. Less effects felt there than in the front or back.It sounds like fun. I'd like to go on a cruise some day, but I worry about getting seasick. I know the motion is not as intense as other boats, but it would suck if I got motion sickness, and be stuck on the boat for days. Have you felt any queasiness?We left out of LA and are just going down the coast of Mexico. Yesterday was Puerto Vallarta, and today is Cabo San Lucas. Didn't really care where we were going, but just needed to get away, and it was a nice easy flight to LA.
The food is amazing. We ate at the French restaurant on board the first night, and my Mom said it was one of the best meals she's ever had. It was spectacular. Last night we ate at the sushi place, which was also fantastic. We haven't had less than great meal. And every night I get drunken pizza (to be clear, I'm drunk, not the pizza).
Last night in cruise-ship kismet, we had gone to a trivia contest. You can form a team of up to six people, but we just did the two of us, and we had a guy two barstools down on my mom's left and another guy two down on my right who just did it individually. We should have formed a team! Each of our small teams lost by one point to a team of five. Anyway, after it was done I noticed the guy on the left had what looked to be a copy of Joan Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking," so I asked if that's what it was, and he said yes. Now the next question, if I'd been sober, I might have been smart enough not to ask, but I said, "Have you suffered a loss?" And he had lost his wife in June (57 years old, cancer) and his mom last year. So we talked a little about loss and I was able to recommend to him a couple of books that always seem to help people (one of them I've recommended here with good results before - Meghan O'Rourke's "The Long Goodbye"), which he seemed really appreciate of and interested in. Anyway, it was a nice, unexpected chance to help someone, I hope.
My parents used to travel a lot, and two of my mom's favorite trips were cruises, and she raved about the food on both ships.
I bet the guy appreciated the chat and recommendation.