Didn't Trump ask his personal SCOTUS to block sentencing? That's definitely going to happen today. There might also be a conviction overturned as a bonus.
Bring back all-white fire departments. Police departments, military, universities, sports teams, workplaces, and public spaces, too. Make America 1920 again.
They have both thrown a bunch of cash around—Josh Hamilton and Albert Pujols and Justin Upton in the past, also Trout and Rendon, a very average Kikuchi just recently. They have no problem spending Arte's dinero. Of course, only a couple other teams can even dream of keeping up with the Dodgers, and the Angels ain't quite one.
And of course, this happens the moment I threw in a couple extra bucks. Like, literally, the moment: I made the purchase at 3:59PM ET yesterday.
That said, my gain has been reduced from +275% at close yesterday to +38% now.
Meaning we don't have to reach around and wipe? I don't know about you or anyone else here, but that's not exactly true, because I still have to dab the water off my butt afterwards. But it's not as though I am smashing the **** back onto my butt.
I still have to dab because the air dryer that came with mine still leaves me wet, so I don't even bother using it anymore.
The more I think about the Giants' Verlander signing, the more I think, that's the exact kind of move a brand new general manager who's also a recently-retired ex-catcher would make.
They can’t. They don’t have the capacity to do so. This is exactly why over the course of the last half century they’ve eliminated basically any curriculum in the free educational system that threatens to elicit critical thinking—so they wouldn’t be able to.
All of this is a smokescreen to cover for the fact that the economy is poised to go into the ****ter—or at least the lower 99% of it. And that Honduran family with the sign in the supermarket parking lot? They’re the ones who are gonna get the blame for it.
His last big league start, he was on the Cubs in 2016 and got smoked off the mound, Cubs were down like 6-0, and they came back and won in extras. We learned two things that day: (1) Cubs really might break the curse after all; and (2) that was the end of Brian Matusz, major leaguer.