Recent content by sarrafzedehkhoee

No, he's the real deal. He'll make it first round and he deserves it. Best switch-hitting 3rd baseman in the history of the game.

In a military state I reckon that's how it'd go. In America both will be treated well.

In a military state I reckon that's how it'd go. In America both will be treated well.

In a military state I reckon that's how it'd go. In America both will be treated well.

In a military state I reckon that's how it'd go. In America both will be treated well.

They love that 'persecuted' label and use it all they can, even though they are now pampered. Just another non-truth they use.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/11/fox-nation-readers-confuse-onion-article-real-news/ Boy! Am I GLAD that The Onion is out there for us! Dang, Proud Member. All you guys scream about is "where's the source?" "where's the source?" Well, the source is that little blue line of type. Click on it...

...stove and brought to the table? I used to have an electric one and we just cooked at the table, but this one seems more like a stove-top thing to be brought to the table. Or am I wrong?

West Point or the Naval Academy.

It isn't swing. It's easy listening, which evolved from swing. Oh, it's a great song, just not swing.

It isn't swing. It's easy listening, which evolved from swing. Oh, it's a great song, just not swing.

One? Nope. Can't be. Besides being highly subjective, there is the Top 40 syndrome: what I feel like today I didn't yesterday and won't tomorrow. Baseball is to rife with history to pinpoint such a moment. From tragedy (Gehrig and Puckett) to elation (Fisk's homer, Tug McGraw's "Ya gotta...

Those are classic bikes. If you can get one for less than $1,000 you are lucky.

Cinch. The only question is just how far he can go. He is a real hitting machine. It would be easier to underestimate him than to overestimate him.

Keep holding the skillet while you do stuff like opening the refrigerator and they roll onto the floor. Do that a couple of times. Then try to fit them in the toaster. Giving up on that, skewer them and cook them on the stove, using the burner like a campfire.