salsdr.bsky.social
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Hey Mark, in the famous words of one Mark Cuban, shut the fuck up and sit the fuck down
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The author missed an opportunity to end with “Now, with shares down 21 percent since Trump’s inauguration, it seems like Tesla’s value is crashing like one of Musk’s rocket ships.”
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Question: if you have so many championship rings it leaves you struggling to open doors, do you wear them all and have her open doors for you, or leave one or two at home? Asking for a friend…
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75 million Americans: no fucking shit, morons
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Could have used a See, e.g., cite to this youtu.be/pBdGOrcUEg8?...
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Which provisions of the NY ethics code might this behavior violate?
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He’ll be great friends with my adult son, Isaiah Edward (“I.E.”) Tass
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Can a judge tell a drug dealer to stop selling drugs?
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What is this word salad?
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JP
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True story. Sports updates are the only reason I still have an account there, but I don’t post or read the crap comments (oh and @3yearletterman.bsky.social Cousin Brad hasn’t figured out how to cross post to Bluesky from his MySpace, but he’ll sober up someday and get to it)
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Joe if you think one rape is too many, I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether we should be shuttering churches across the country
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He thinks Time went the way of Trump Steaks, Trump Air, Trump Casinos, and Trump U?
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Even the Barksdale soldiers recognized the Sunday Truce
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Are you saying Miriam is going for the Gaza Mavericks?
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Mariners off-season victory, 2025: hey, at least we’re not the guy that traded Luka!
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But DEI is bad
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As a Spurs fan I love it
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From spending the past 18 hours in Dallas, Dallas fans do not agree
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Kristi Noem celebrates Halloween like my 4 year old celebrates her birthday
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These are good solutions. I’d like a “Fans for Fans” giveaway night, where fans who sit behind home plate are given mini fans, and asked to only blow them towards the outfield during Mariners at bats. Hopefully it helps the ball carry. And John can sell them during all non giveaway games
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Which move would be the chef’s kiss to top off the off-season:
1) bring Ty back to platoon with Raley;
2) trade Haniger for Ray, with Ray operating as the team’s closer;
3) flip Garver for salary relief, kick the tires on Austin Nola or Seby Zavala.
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Poor timing for him, I don’t think there are very many more jobs available in Trump’s cabinet
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“He’s done such a great job for the past twelve hours. But everything before that? Someone else’s fault.”
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This guy is going to fix it?
amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/01/...
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Footage from Pete’s first day at the office youtu.be/3gO29QaoIMY?...
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I’m too tired of being mad at Pipeline and Keith Law earlier this week to be mad at you right now. Just know that my local Sportsball team’s prospects rule, and everyone else drools.
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Surely we can just start growing coffee beans in South Dakota, right? That’s how this works, if I’ve heard correctly
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At Trader Joe’s today they had not updated the computer yet to show the $1.50 price increase for a dozen advertised on the display, so at least there’s that
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Very excited to fulfill my godly duties of finding three typos in a many thousand word piece.
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But I will say it looks like point two is not correct
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She has clients on disability and is endangering the entire state of Arizona, apparently, because she insists on driving a vehicle the size of a tank, but sure, let’s feel bad for her. GTFOH
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Suck it up and deal with it like the rest of us. I agree it’s bullshit, but everyone should feel the consequences of their vote last November, not just the brown people
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Bret Boone has to have some gas left in the tank
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There has to be an older, aging second baseman we can trade for
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Inefficient jobs saved so far: 1
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My favorite thing about the Mariners is that they’re too cheap to even spend the money they get from the Dodgers for the Dodgers spending all the money
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We could call it the “International Absolutely do not Fuck, but also Avoid All Other Interaction Other than calling him an Asshole List”
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I’ll be at the Ritz Cancun to interview Ted Cruz and get his inauguration thoughts
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Houston was notorious for no zoning, no regulation. Harvey happened — guess what — they flooded. Were there demands to fix everything and institute zoning and fix everything? Nope, just help. Because we’re not monsters.
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“Hear”
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Reds pulled your trick with the CB pick for Lux. While I don’t think it’s a smart move (you probably get at least a 3x return on money spent on draft picks, and I’d much rather have Tai Peete in the org than Ryne Stanek or whoever you get for that number), but it’s out there.
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In connection with the Reds trade for Lux, their GM mentioned that they were willing to send the Comp A pick because it would save them 2.5m, and they could reinvest that in the roster. I think that approach is penny wise and pound foolish; so how likely is it that Stanton has Jerry do the same?
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I’m about to list a property in Houston - not only could they have that steady, solid, real estate investment, but they’d likely save 20ish hotel nights per year by having a place for the rookies to stay.
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Me: it’s really not bad, just be safe and do everything (speed, braking, etc) in moderation
Half of Texas: okay so I’ll drive 10 MPH while straddling two lanes with my emergency signals on
Other half of Texas: so do like 75 while weaving in and out of traffic?
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As a Washingtonian living in DFW, the weather is nothing. The Texas drivers, on the other hand…
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I mean. Trump literally opened the floodgates in West Houston and flooded thousands of homes after Hurricane Harvey (which I don’t blame his government for, they needed to do something), but dems will always get blamed for shit beyond their control 8x more than republicans for shit they actually did