RallyMo

Oh no you didn't.

Cal 2015-16 NCAAB NC or bust.

I just started GTA 5 on the xbox one. This crap is fantastic.

Obviously.
 
If you didn't see this coming, you know nothing.

Obviously.
 
If you didn't see this coming, you know nothing.

Oh goodie. A new face to watch go 0-4.

I always think it would be smarter for these kids to go to schools where they are the only star on the team.  They can put up insane stats and don't get overshadowed by the other 5* recruits.

Agreed...but I can never get to the main mission.  I get distracted by doing random crap which eventually degenerated to me driving at full speed, running into things and trying to escape the police.  Like two hours of it...its the greatest destructive driving simulator ever created.

Whenever you start that thread, which I presume will discuss the various qualities a manager can have, please give me a head's up. I will definitely be sure to bring up the fact that Mike Scioscia is currently on track to make the Hall of Fame as a manager.

Yep. How did Washington underperform so spectacularly? Impressive.

I've got a spoiler: this is going to suck.

I've got a spoiler: this is going to suck.

WE'LL NEVER FORGET YOU, JOHN

Now we know its officially offensive.

He should be skewered for this grammatic abortion of a sentence:
 
I can only hope that when you do yourself in, which you will, that, mercifully like Howe, you take nobody else with you.

If you were able to time travel, you could actually pay with an arm and a leg.

TinCan '16!

I'll take an honest crack at it.  People seek to justify their beliefs through politics and want to see politics reflect those beliefs.  Religious people (and yes, I'm painting with a broad brush and making base assumptions here) want to see the laws reflect their beliefs.  Non-religious people do not want religion reflected in laws.  On a very base level it's about validation of beliefs.
 
Personally, I fall somewhere between agnostic and atheist.  I don't profess to know the truth but I'm sure that that bible doesn't have it right.  I don't say that to be insulting to those that do believe in the bible; it's just an honest expression of how I feel.  As I feel that way, I bristle when religion is used as a basis for laws, or a basis for discrimination (even while recognizing my own hypocrisy at discriminating against religious people).  It's a fine line, and I understand that those I disagree with tend to feel the same about me.

I get that and I agree partially with what you say.  However, I think people use whatever rationale they can to justify their beliefs in politics.  I don't see how religious people expressing their opinions are any different.
 
If she had made the argument you just did I would not find it nearly as disturbing.  There is a wide chasm between trying to keep politics and religion seperate vs. telling religious folk they have to change what they believe.

Hillary is making some really strange campaign decisions.  I think she is out of this race before Super Tuesday.
 
Religion has no place in our laws and the government has no place in our personal lives.  I hate shit like this because we end up debating it instead of the real issues like economy, poverty, government spending, etc.
 
We are going to spend the next year and a half talking about abortion, planned parenthood, the NEA and NASA.

Albert Pujols is also gonna end up in the hall of fame.
 
Check and mate.

"Claude, I hate to break it to you, but Mike Scioscia (the guy you want gone) is somewhat likely to end up being placed in the Hall of Fame as a manager."
 
Not if this board has anything to say about it.  I'm predicting something similar to the letter sent to Iran by Cotton to be drafted and delievered to Manfred detailing why Mike is so undeserving of Hall of Fame induction.

Players bodies break down with age.  Sparky Anderson was still effective and he was at least 115 years old the last time he managed.

No one's been fired, yet. 

Maybe with a fiery type of manager this club would have had somebody that could have motivated them to have the best record and offense in the majors last year.
 
Alas, we are stuck with the terrible manager that we have.
 
Woe is us.
 
Claude, I hate to break it to you, but Mike Scioscia (the guy you want gone) is somewhat likely to end up being placed in the Hall of Fame as a manager.
 
Once again, woe is us.
 
FIRE SCIOSCIA for FIERY MANAGER!