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Sports Xitter:
- The team that beat yours has the worst fan base ever.
- Your team never legit loses. "We beat ourselves," and...
- ...should always be in "win now!" mode, and...
- .....always buyers at the deadline.
- Firing the hitting coach is always the answer.
Yeti, just stop.
The $40 five gallon bucket should have been the last of it.
YETI dropped a new $200 dog bed, and our in-house canine reviewer put it to the test.
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We decided to venture out yesterday afternoon in search of California wahoo. It was a successful California expedition.
From @TheAthletic: The Kansas City Chiefs are the NFL franchise that provides cover for violent abusers, repeat offenders, and now, because they need someone to make a field goal, an unrepentant sleazeball, our columnist writes. It’s always the Chiefs. nyti.ms/4A4roRW
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The chances of being killed by a landmine delivered by a bear are low, but they are never zero.
Best Tweet I ever read:
"How annoying was that on a scale from 1 to girl-who-just-returned-from-a-semester-abroad?"
Not sure which boomer needs to hear this, but when communicating with someone who doesn't speak English, speaking English with your best attempt at their accent isn't helping.
Apparently @nbcbayarea is claiming **all of San Francisco** could flood from the King Tides + El Nino. A complete fallacy. Why can’t we have grown up news + weather here? The Bay was full yesterday at high tide, splashing about an inch deep for a mile along the Embarcadero.
A large shark swims close to surfers off the San Luis Obispo County coast before splashing one with its tail and making a sharp U-turn. abc7ne.ws/1HROWR
I think it's great that MIL is (prolly) going to win a WS. If TB, same thing. But brace yourselves. This is one of those times in which the fanbase has no idea how to handle this. haha.
It's going to be awkward.
But.....good for them.
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In 2018 two fishermen in Northern Ireland reeled up a 10,000 year old skull from the bottom of a lake. It belonged to an Irish Elk, the largest deer species to ever live. It went extinct in Europe at the end of the ice age, but persisted in Siberia until about 7,000 years ago.
I haven't really watched.
But I'm glad one of these teams is winning the World Series if mine isn't.

























