MattPie

The walk across the bridge is fantastic. We did it in late afternoon a few years ago and the light coming through Manhattan was spectacular.

With the way Trump runs his business now, if he were president I think we'd see corruption of gilded-age proportions.

That'd have more weight if he had ever held public elected office.

Blossom's friend Six was cute.

She's just the muscle; Terry Gross pulls the strings from WHYY headquarters in downtown Philly. Why is it the Republicans job to ask the question in the first place? By asking the question in the first place, they're throwing shade to gain cheap political points.

"In 1998, Hillary and I had leading roles in that year's most talked about Political Theater production." That work for everyone?

Cowards, the lot of them.

1996: There are people on the Internet, but they all live in computer labs. 2006: Never meet up with someone on the internet, and never get into a strangers car. 2016: Hold on while I summon strangers from the internet to come give me a ride.

Presumably. ;)

I'm trying to get back into eating my "gigantic" salad each day, which was always good to fill up. A serving of spinach, carrots, and broccoli barely fits in a 3-quart bowl and costs all of 100 calories. I've since found that adding some beans (red, black, chic peas, etc.) makes it a ton more filling too and adds a bunch of protein.

Not me, I read the stuff here, and sometimes links posted here if I feel like I have time. That being said, I don't criticize either because I have absolutely no feel for their "personality" as writers (due to maybe having read a handful of articles from them in the last 10 years). This.

Every NBC game is a game I can't watch live (well, I can get NBC on the rabbit ears, but I'm usually not going to burn a weekend afternoon watching hockey). Boo.

Speaking of meetup.com and outdoorsy stuff, the Buffalo Outdoors Meetup (BOM) is a great group of folks.

I haven't been following, but if they guy was SWAT, etc., I have a really tough time believing he missed too. WTF all over this thing. I'm generally not anti-gun (or pro-gun, for that matter), but puts some perspective on the idea that amateurs wandering the streets with guns make society more safe. If the police who are trained and certified can't get this right, do I really want Bob Triggerfish making the decision to shoot or not shoot?

I tend to agree, although the fact i nthe wider shot she did it towards Trump's giant picture stage left is a bit unnerving. Apropos:

So, Nazi salute or accident?

You could argue that if he'd signed last year he'd be one year closer to UFA (right?).

For Locomitiv in the KHL for all the rubles? :)

RRRRIIIIIIPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!

Good point. With the rise of ebay/Craigslist, there's probably a ton more interstate sales than I'd think at first glance.

I want to say more, but I'm not sure he's proven that yet.

Hey, at least it's Beefcake Foligno day tomorrow.

BTW, there is one PA DMV for car registrations and things like that, and it's in Harrisburg. There's an entire cottage industry of auto tag shops where a notary will stamp everything then a courier takes your paperwork to Harrisburg to be filed. I'm not kidding. There are "Driver's License Centers" sprinkled around the state that handle IDs, but not car registrations. If you go down this road, talk to the seller and see if they have a tag shop they like or find one nearby. Then call that place and talk to the people to figure out the process. It's not a weird as it sounds, FWIW.

I tend to agree (Let's go and I are probably near-neighbors); they brine early and often here which ends up being salt-mist when it starts to get wet or salt-dust if they miscalculate and it doesn't snow. Then, if it really does snow (like, a couple inches), they lay down a ton of salt at 25 MPH and block both lanes of the highway in the process. I've bought two cars in a neighboring state (VA -> MD and NJ -> PA) through dealers and it was a painless process as the dealers handled it themselves. Those dealers were close enough to a border that it made sense though; I'm guessing that if you bought a car in Williamsport they wouldn't know what to do with NY registrations. NJ does it in an interesting manner; they put on a 30-day temporary tag until your real plates come in. My Dad bought a car in Atlantic City and he registered it in NY when he got back.