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bounce back season?  bounce back to what?  it's gonna take one hell of a bounce to get back to 2011.

bounce back season?  bounce back to what?  it's gonna take one hell of a bounce to get back to 2011.

bounce back season?  bounce back to what?  it's gonna take one hell of a bounce to get back to 2011.

bounce back season?  bounce back to what?  it's gonna take one hell of a bounce to get back to 2011.

there are literally no other sports that give out 10 year contracts.  it is ludicrous. 

He would have stopped being funny in year 6

amazing headline writes itself:

amazing headline writes itself:

It's so good, I am wondering if it's fake.

amazing headline writes itself:

amazing headline writes itself:

amazing headline writes itself:

amazing headline writes itself:

Loved it, haven't seen it any in a while, saw the "fan favorites" list on HBO Now and watched through them.  That Steve Buscemi-directed episode in the snow was amazing.  Most of the rest, I don't think I would pick as my favorites, too much Melfi and just big things that happened.  The amazing thing about that show was every little thing (like literally everything Carmela or Junior says, or Sil's whole thing, or Tony's interactions with his sister), not just the big plot events.  

Think it is more Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy than Amazon.  That said, too bad Sears killed their catalog business right when ecommerce was getting going.  

Think it is more Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy than Amazon.  That said, too bad Sears killed their catalog business right when ecommerce was getting going.  

This is so bad and yet so good at the same time. lol
 

They've been to the playoffs six straight years and two straight WS.  Were you under the impression that we are the Lakers?

He already hits like a pitcher, why not?

Dipoto's gonna need to pull out the big guns for a full rebuild:

Just like fire season is now year-round in California, so are Angel's pitcher injuries.  

I lived in Boulder for 4 years after school and loved it, intended to move back but kinda got settled back here in California.  It's changed a bit and now seems more of an extension of the SF techy type world, but I definitely had a great time in my late 20's living near Pearl Street.  My favorite area to live was North Boulder up by Breadworks, pretty chill and away from the craziness of the University.  Personally I like the laid-back suburby feel of Boulder, but I have some friends who love parts of Denver.
It's true about the weather, it can flip on a dime.  Warm sunny days are usually no more than a few days out.  I got by with a little 2wd fine, without chains, including daily driving to Denver for work for a year, though I mostly stayed in Boulder.  That said I'd get a 4wd if you can afford it.
Definitely find something outdoors you like, I usually had the ski pass for the Breckenridge resorts, went up every two weeks or so with friends/coworkers and would rent out a place.  Tons of great hiking around, RMNP is amazing, lots of cyclists torturing themselves up the canyons.  Ground central for rock climbing.