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Ok, so it's Ann Coulter punching a mirror. What am I supposed to derive from it?

And this one, I don't understand. It's a skeleton punching a mirror. What information and/or emotion am I supposed to derive from this?

Oh. Didn't see them. Yeah, probably a good idea to delete.

These things have sound?

It's legal in 11 states and in Canada; New York will come around soon enough. PS: The Mary Poppins clip was better.

No. I'm coming more from the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" school of thought.

Why should they move anyone anywhere? They're 9-2-2 with the current setup.

I'm seeing so many salty Phillies fans across the Internet this morning.

It was--twice tonight, I had that autocorrect experience. (And no, not on other websites.) Oh well. Looks like it's good now, whatever happened.

Thank you!

I spent 22 years in a profession that was essentially based upon competition, and I would venture that Lefty is right (pun intended). I'd savor a win on a trial or a major motion or appeal or something for about a day. I have losses that still haunt me. (Certainly, I have no guilt over the Nats winning--but I will mention, @SDS, that the website autocorrecting "Nats" to "Pats" is disgusting.)

But she's NOT saying that. She's just eating a chip and moving her eyes around.

I would have given the MVP to Rendon, but ultimately it doesn't really matter to me.

Sorry, Josie. D4rk is aroused now and you have to deal with it.

The Sabres will get more out of Ristolainen than they ever did out of John Tucker (if they haven't already). IIRC, the Sabres actually traded John Tucker and cash for...John Tucker.

All my life, I've never seen my favorite pro team win a championship. I guess I have now. It's not as exhilarating as I thought it would be. Maybe I'll feel differently when the other 50th anniversary team I favor wins one in June.

Horrible strike. Buck was right, the plate was four feet wide. I don't mind last night's mistake as much as I mind the Game 4 (I think it was four) ump who admitted that he called a ball because the catcher, who knew it was a strike, upstaged the ump by starting for the dugout. Baseball has a real problem with umpire egos.

Ok. Here's the trouble I have with speaking meme. What does this woman eating something (is it a chip?) have anything to do with "it's true tho"? There is no connection there!

You? You definitely would get day drunk every day if you had kids, and not just at Disney.

Don't screw up the pattern.

I don't see that play working in front of the net with NHL-level goaltending.

Really a good point here. I'll bet this is the largest effect we see (absent a change in the draft rules).

Not quite as bad as the 2012 infield fly call (see the first page of this thread, I believe). But bad, yeah. It won't be remembered because it didn't harm the Nats.

Yeah, that call in the seventh was pretty bad.

Absolutely, but way less than rookie rate dollars in the NHL. What are your thoughts on whether non-NHL-ready players at BU or BC would make some money here?