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I wonder what the good people of the Thumb would think if they were told they live in Detroit. 💀

Is it? Something always felt off about the company's product to me.

Cheryl Hines is looking rather Melania-like here.

This is from a couple years ago and there's been realignment since, so it may not be completely accurate today, but it's pretty close and it's really cool.

I have a feeling Florida's is going to change sooner than later.

The NFL might have an uphill battle spreading their sport around the world.

If any of you wanna come on over and murder me or buddha, this is probably the best place to do it. Although if y'all just wanna murder each other, you can probably get away with it over there, too.

Surprised by the amount of snowfall in the Appalachians, although I guess I probably shouldn't be.

The one that strikes me here is Salsette Island, in India: There are almost 24 million people who live on this island, an area roughly the size of a patch of suburbs that runs from 8 mile and I-94 in Grosse Pointe to 8 Mile and Telegraph in Southfield, up to downtown Pontiac, across to Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights, and back down to Grosse Pointe. That's more than twice the number of people who live in the whole state of Michigan on a patch of land that makes up less than half of suburban Detroit.

I didn't know that at the time I posted this.

In addition to our having lived it as adults, I also believe the current past of 20/30 or so years ago seems a lot closer than WWII did in 1960 because we have video of that era made available to us on demand, some of it in HD, while 1945 was not nearly so accessible to the people of 1960. In fact, I kind of wonder whether WWII feels closer to me now than it felt to me 30 years ago because so much of the account of that time (video, newspaper, etc.) is available to us now in a way the couldn't have been back then.

You might be pleased to know that she field for divorce a couple years ago.

Why is this patriot on the run? Did he not merely exercise his god-given second amendment rights to own guns and use them in any way he sees fit? Should he not be able to go to the town square and wave his guns around and shoot them into the air and shout, “yes, I am guilty, mother****ers, I am death”? What is this country coming to?

Englert was definitely shaky. If Lange was shaky it wasn't because of the hits, which were fluky soft contact shots.

Justin, Willie, and I wanna say, Hal Newhouser? EDIT: Crap. EDIT AGAIN: Oh wait now ...

Wow, what a guts performance by Lange to fight through two tough base hits given up to get the save. That's what a good closer does.

Aw, ****, man, two flared singles and now here comes to tying run ...

"HAVE A DAY!" - Dan Dickerson, about Zack Short

We can package him with Eduardo for a sweeter return in July.

Zack. SHORT! ****. SZYMBORSKI!

Great hustle by Baddoo! Bert's got his six runs! And **** Dan Szymborski!

Wow, I had a bad feeling abut this, but Mason totally pulled that out of his ear.

Wow that long foul almost instantly made it a game, right there.

Hinch did not gamble on a game in which he had a duty to perform, which is the only infraction specified in rule 21(e) that earns it. I think a year exile from the game was sufficient. I’m just glad we didn’t end up hiring Pedro Grifol. God, what a continuation of the perpetual-rebuild ****show that would have been, if for no other reason than Grifol was probably Al Avila’s preferred candidate, given their 30-year relationship dating back to the 1980s in Miami, and that means they would both probably still be on the job today.