I love seeing @Dbacks retrospectives on YouTube but I wish more YouTubers, when showing the final inning of the '01 series, would use the radio call. Greg Schulte's excitement in the call brings so much more to the experience the Buck's comparatively sterile "floater" call.
MLB youtuber idea: worst player/most average at each position (plus pitchers) in the HOF. Seeing what the floor for the hall is and what the average HOFer looks like might give a different perspective on potential candidates.
I don't like that LinkedIn really wants you to stay in the field you've been working in (and hate), even when you constantly tell it the field you're trying to pivot to.
If it was up to me, I wouldn't leave the house during daylight hours from now until October 1st. The only reason I'm doing it now is because a corporation is paying me to do so.
It's so exhausting not being able to get drunk without spending a fortune when going out with other people. I'll have just as much, or usually more than the rest of the group and they'll be drunk and having a good time and I'll be stone-sober and $100 poorer
All of the #DnD subreddits going dark really sucks because you can't access any older stuff that may have been bookmarked or saved to your account. Keeping them fully dark, instead of read-only, is essentially throwing away over a decade of collaborative content per sub.
the baby blue-spotted salamanders in my hair are not "accessories" they decided to live there after i fell asleep in a woodland ditch. i just have an ephemeral pond vibe i guess.
Thinking of a timeline where Calcio Storico became popular in NY from Tuscan immigrants and once a year each of the boroughs and Harlem sent their best fighters to beat the others for glory and a cow. Staten Island has never won in this timeline.