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To roll around in a big pile of money! WOOHOO! I'M F**KING RICH!!!!
Must have made the Lidle accident particularly poignant for the Moose.
Looks like he's just a little off here. Raines actually flew out in the 1st, but did walk later on. Also, Ventura was not the other guy with a hit -- he did walk in the first, though -- but Joey Cora was.
Still, that's not too bad considering it was 17 years ago.
His children should be taken away.
Well yeah, this was pretty disturbing:
I was thinking of submitting as Politics with the headline "Stanford economist agrees US in recession".
I did too. Zack Greinke seems like a good kid.
I got stuck into them as well. The Joba one sux though, the Erin Andrews one was interesting especially considering the idiot who groped her was mentioned.
You can tell he's listening carefully because half the time his facial expression gives away his answer before the interviewer is finished asking the question. And if Mussina thinks it's a dumb question, he'll communicate that one way or the other.
If I gave up a hit to Cora, I'd lie about it too.
If I gave up a hit to Cora, I'd lie about it too.
And Moose Skowron was 5-11, 195.
Bill Conlin?
And a politician, since he evaded the question nicely.
Am I the only one here who doesn't visit Fark? I have a hard enough time keeping up with my regular websites.
You should start hanging out there on the Politics tab. It makes even the most heated dispute here seem completely civilized.
EDIT: Be warned, however, that there is a ludicrously disproportionate contingent of highly vocal libertarians.
It's like being home at BBTF, then.
I think that's roughly the same for any smaller group - you don't get to be a bigger group unless you push your agenda, and there's little incentive for those aligned with the dominant group to be as vocal. After all, it seems pretty pointless to endlessly pontificate on how great the status quo is.
For other "fringe" examples which seem to have a disproportionate presence on-line, please see the 9/11 truthers, the aliens-are-here, the flat-earthers, the green party (or Naderites), and so on. Please note as well that the list above isn't intended to be an indictment or affirmation of the libertarian position, but merely a list of other groups generally viewed as being outside of the mainstream of popular discourse.
Really? This techie tends to skew more towards the lefty fringe, and that's the Canadian lefty fringe (not the weeny centrist American version of a lefty).
In my experience, techies are fairly evenly split between lefties, libertarians, and "Poliwhats? Leave me alone, I'm trying to code." Very few traditional conservatives though.
Libertarianism is more popular among the subset of heavy Internet users than it is the population in general. So, too, is atheism.
I'm not sayin'...I'm just sayin'.
From years of observing theoretical physicists at work, I believe that their atheism stems more from an unwillingness to imagine that anyone, including supernatural beings, has more brainpower than them rather than any deep philosophical reasons. :-)
That one statement explains a lot about partisan politics, the media, people who use the internet, sabermetricians, scouts, and possibly the middle east.
Deplorable.
MM: Oh, I don't know. I didn't have anything to Compare it to back then, and now I'm older. It probably added a couple, but there's a lot smaller ballparks out there these days than Camden Yards.
One-year pitching park factors for Camden Yards while Mussina was with the O's:
98
98
104
107
102
94
100
94
97
96
Some strange business.
2) It is [villageidiom's] assumption that any subset of the population with similar interests thinks they have a higher objective intelligence than the complete set, because they believe their interests are objectively better.
If I agree with 2 (which is obviously true), does it logically follow that 1 is just a biased opinion? Or is there empirical evidence to support my assumption one way or the other?
Screw it. I'm going to go play poker instead.
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