Lee in Kansas
@sportsdrenched
Sports Guy (enough that I Referee HS Football & Umpire multiple levels of Baseball), music lover, outdoors, weather & aerospace nerd, and other random stuff **Warning. I cuss a lot***
I recently went on a Civil Rights Pilgrimage. Those signs hanging from the trusses under I-80 are African American Businesses that were closed or re-located in the Sweet Auburn District in ATL, home of MLK
I read the original thread, and incidently became fascinated with Chamberlain after reading Killer Angels. I finally made it to his adult home in Maine last summer.
At a sports bar where the Tartan Army is playing against the Month of March? And I gotta tell ya. Those guys are fun. I knew about the traffic cone thing back in '22 when I visited Glasgow on a Sunday afternoon, and those guys were on their bullshit.
How do these storm chaser clowns see the road, much less any tornadoes with all that shit on their windshield?
Just a few weeks ago I walked across this bridge as part of a Civil Rights Pilgrimage. It is frightening and disheartening that we are having to go fight the same battles in 2026 as people did 60 years ago.
Umpired 4 HS Baseball games in 21 hours, 3 behind the plate. Here is a picture of the real MVP. A damn near 40 yr old water jug that Pizza Hut gave out as a give away in the 80s. It keeps ice better than a UA jug I was gifted last spring. All hail the Relief Pitcher! Lets go get some beers
The rule books says any part of the ball goes through the strike zone its a strike. It doesn't say anything about being "hittable"
I have a better understanding of "The Bible" than most, and I am also pretty irreverent. That being said this should be pretty offensive to any Christian who is not a brian washed dumbshit. Like wow, there's a lot going on here.
Chores were to be completed this morning. But we are in a cat paralysis delay.
I use this bad boy while umpiring the travel baseball season. On the hottest of days, it keeps the ice. The best water jug was made 40 years ago.
For those wondering, this is the rule in OBR also. Had it come up in an 8u game last year. Defensive coach argued if it hit the ground first, it's just a ball. Which was incorrect.
Today is the 36th anniversary of one of my favorite photos of a Nader. This beast leveled Hesston, KS otd in 1990. Here it is crossing I-135 north of Wichita. Can you imagine headin' down the interstate and seeing this thing throwing the wallet from Pulp Fiction? #kswx