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I don't think Packard does either.....

Happy Birthday!

Why would you deliberately post a picture of a guy in black face?

Happy Birthday, bro.

Also... Thanks for the Fantasy win, Pats.

Worry about your own conference first, sport.

Eating like kings tonight.

But, how much was the ticket?

Oh... You're one of those....

Easy there. It's not a given by any stretch. Actually, this week has been fucking crazy. I've never scored in the 150s and I don't know I will again. I think Cam had enough of Jingai and decided to take over the game.

Wut? At any rate, I thought they had a ton of heart. Played better and got further than they should have. Ended up losing to a complete team.

A weapon of mass destruction in my hands.

No he's not.

Happy Birthday!

And your brother traded in a promising career teaching at a third rate trade school to be a secretary at a construction company. ... Shrewd.

How the fuck you going to write about "shrewdness" when everyone in your family has a broken chromosome?

I loved having those red ranks....

I would compare it to a pair of drunks swinging at each other until one of them finally connects. Pitching on both sides was amazing, though. Edit: This kind of sums it up.

I would not call that great baseball, but it took a lot of heart.

Hey @Sawdamizer... It's 4 am. You still up?

I hear ya, there. I'm not sure where the tradition of spirits with disjointed limbs and appendages comes from, but at least part of the menace comes from the idea of the body not being controlled by its own soul. Possession stories often use the disjointed appendage as visual manifestation of demonic possession, so it's only natural to assume that the source of this particular type of folklore is from early attempts to explain neurological disorders and their relationship to motor disorders in humans.

Lol. Without having a whole lot about West African deities and supernatural folklore, it's worth noting that both places were populated by people from there via the slave trade starting in the 16th Century. As far as creatures with feet or appendages that can swivel, I can find at least one that hails from the tropics of the Americas, which could be a source of that part of the myth. At any rate, it's not unreasonable to consider the possibility that the legends of the Curupira travelled from Brazil to the Caribbean because of that shared ancestral connection.

There is not good reason for Zeni to be 6-1.

To the same dude that beat you in Week One, bro.