Biff Mayhem

Knowing that most of that scene was improvised makes it even better. You can see Jerry trying to keep from breaking character.

If anyone needs tickets to the Wednesday game, I have two in section 123 in the shade. Tiger den seats (larger chairs with a table). IM me for info.

I need to chime in on one thing: Little Caesar's Deep Dish and thin crust is fantastic. The hot n ready? Not so much.

Speaking of Cocaine, I have always adored this version of it.

Hot Diggity Dog! Those kittens have been around people before so someone "disposed" of them.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/08/us/john-tyler-grandson-death-trnd/index.html

I watched season one way back when and thought it was just okay. Winnona Ryder's acting was atrocious. Season two was highly recommended by a person whose taste I trust and it was much better than season one. I finished it over the weekend and just started season three. Ryder has gotten progressively better and bonus: she still looks amazing.

Saw Top Gun Maverick. Kinda cheesy in some parts but the action is amazing and I found myself tense several times. When news broke that they were making it, I was cynical and thought it would be terrible. It's not. It's definitely a theater movie. We saw it in a Phoenix theater where the chairs vibrated etc. Definitely worth that experience! My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

FTR, that was in addition to the shipping cost and was collected by FedEx and USPS. USPS was COD and FedEx sent a bill.

I've paid customs on two guitars and have ordered at least 15 from Asia. It's hit and miss but was around $70 every time.

@pfife: https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/w1053408949?conversionType=service_page_search It's a little beat up but it's a highly desirable era. You'll probably pay around $250 for shipping so factor that in.

I said it, not long after the game, that people will remember the game because of that missed call. If not for the missed call, we'd probably rarely, if ever, bring up that perfecto ever again. Joyce actually did him a favor.

Galarraga and Joyce, later, showed us what grace is.

Know?

Kody seems like an affable young man from the post game interview.

Not currently listening to them but I went to see some Geezer rock last night. Loverboy opened. They were good. Lots of fun traveling down memory lane. The music was tight and Mike Reno danced around some notes but he hit the big one in Turn Me Loose. I suspect there was some electronic assistance but don't care because it's such a great part. Styx took the stage second and smoked. I didn't expect much but they brought it. Very energetic and the harmonies were spot on. It was a great arena show and I'd see them again. REO Speedwagon closed out and they were good but not great. The music was well played but it lacked energy. Granted I understand that Cronin is 70 and isn't going to be a spring chicken. However the dudes from Styx are close to the same age and they were all over the place. Lots of people at the show of retirement age.....I'd say ¾ of them were visibly over 60. It was amusing to watch a woman, who had to be in her 70's, singing along at the top of her lungs with "Pour Some Sugar On Me" which was playing over the PA between bands.

There are few things on this forum that bring me as much joy as when Chuck comments on Jack Morris. I'm not being facetious, I really enjoy it.

Chuck E Cheese for metalheads!

I think this is my all time favorite Liotta line:

I just finished The Squid Game. I can sum it up in one word: "Bizarre" . It was so Asian (my wife watches a lot of shows out of Taiwan and my girls are into anime) and so intriguing. I found myself very tense several times and that hasn't happened since the first couple of seasons of TWD.

The video is from a few years ago. Its Double H Canine Training in Kentucky.

I don't know what a CISSP is but congratulations!

I see bragging camp was a tremendous success.