AngerGeneral

Since moving to NJ, my father-in-law carves the turkey.

Which is fine.

CleveTown™ wrote:

and would this be an accurate description of you:

or this:

No, it wouldn't.

CleveTown™ wrote:
so are you the furry or the brownie?

I think you meant brony.

I am a brony. I'm not a furry.

CleveTown™ wrote:
i dont want to know about your private fetishes

It's not a fetish.

I don't really know why your mind would go to such a place, but you might want to deal with that before passing judgment on me for what I like to watch on TV.

CleveTown™ wrote:
what's up with the My Little Pony thing? You're pissing me off with this.

What do you mean?

MLP teaches us the magic of friendship, and is a great show for people of all ages.

Isn't she like 42 or something?

I have zero desire to do this type of thing, although I will do it.

In terms of skilled work (plumbing for example), I'll get down there and tinker with it for maybe 10 minutes max.

If I can't solve it, I'll call a professional and go into the living room and watch My Little Pony.

Is this set to be a weak hurricane, Artie?

I don't have the first pick in my upcoming NFL fantasy draft.



Edit: I was kind of feeling it when she was going HAM from about 0:04 to 0:07

I was about to say I like mazes, but then I read Undies's post and decided to not make that post.

I think one could give Pippen the majority of the credit for MJ's success. People say MJ was the best at both ends of the floor but Pippen would always guard the other team's best player. How can you be the best when you don't take that defensive challenge. I don't think too many people truly belie...

I don't think it's clear that very young (pre-1988) Jordan was better than perhaps the average performance of Kobe's best 5-7ish year run post-Shaq. I think they were roughly equivalent with any differences probably not mattering that much. I don't believe I would pick the worst of (Bulls) Jordan ov...

I'll try MMA. I'll use about 2-3 fights as a year's worth of work (estimated): Early: GSP (first retirement). Complicated by PED and testing issues and some injuries, but he retired on top and without *massive* slippage and major diminished skill. Correct: Chael Sonnen. The twilight of his career wa...

As an individual, Jordan really took off and leapt forward from 1987 to 1988. Pippen was on that 1988 team, but a very minor player. Jordan's individual performance probably started to hit GOAT-level in 1989, when Pippen was probably in the vicinity of "solid starter". If you mean literall...

I think there is work to do in teasing apart the above data to some degree (for example, I think Kobe probably had a heavier offensive burden in 2006 than Durant or Harden in 14/18 and probably in the vicinity of Iverson 2001), but I really do believe "clutch performance" gets really, real...

Till endorsed Brazilian Trump for President.

He's probably going to come in as the underdog in this fight though, and I think his career has been somewhat mismanaged.

:biggums: Sorry. I'll include catchphrases like "ice in his veins", "pure assassin", "will to win", and make reference to a single clutch shot in a universe of probably several hundred games to make it more appropriate for people like you. Did you remember that clutch ...

FWIW, using 82games conceptualization of "clutch performance" and data (if you trust it)... Kobe had an EFG of about 39 percent: http://www.82games.com/0506/05LAL7E.HTM" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Durant in 2014 had an EFG of about 46 percent: http://www.82game...

You might have had less than two mountains worth of dew.

Maybe.

How do you chip a tooth on a piece of chocolate?