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I think on an abstract level, i don't really like temporal asymmetry. So much nicer to do what we want when it suits us. But alas, that path leads to chaos. Or so i assume. I haven't actually looked very far down it.

Game threads... Encouraging hygiene for um, as long as i can remember.

And we have the horses to pull it, i hope.

Thanks all! This time, i did not fall asleep...

"Strummin' on the ol' banjo." (Fee fi, fiddly-eye oh) I think we're gonna need a bigger band wagon...

CBU update: 0-0 Red Sox hosting the Twins. Roughly 25 hours away?

Am i allowed to reuse something?

Start of 8th. Minnesota has the 6-5 lead. Boyer in his element. (CBU)

Here come Hendriks!

Well done Hunter! Are they just picking on Colabello now?

Newly discovered Lewis Carrol book: Alice's Adventures in Target Field.

CBU: Toronto takes a 5-4 lead on another Donaldson homerun. But now it's the Twins chance to bat in the bottom of the 7th. Oh, and i finally followed up the brainyquote link from the beginning of the thread, and that has like 3 or 4 variations on the quote i was looking for. With a few other good Doyle quotes mixed in.

You don't have to anymore. Is that okay with you?

Er... Stauffer gives Donaldson something to hit.

Programming results are different than an educational system.

Rosario nabs Reyes at 2nd!

Er, if no one else wants to update CB, tie ball game at 4-4 starting the 7th. Sounds like friday is on the other foot now...

Sounds like sports medicine from the island of dr. moreau. (How hard was it to keep an n out of the name?)

A noble goal. Lurk well!

Done and done. This puppy now has teeth...

Ah, that's the old double bluff!

Stauffer gets an assist on a single up the middle, deflecting it into left field, and follows that with a double play ball, and a nice stop by Mauer for a text book 2-2-3 inning. Still 4-1 going into the bottom of the 6th. (CB, do i have to keep saying 4-1?)

His soccer skills, apparently.

We're lulling them into a false sense of security...

Yup, ball bounced off Stauffer, and Dozier was still able to field it, and get the out at first. (Bautista had walked, reasonably being pitched around after a loud foul) Alas, Baustista comes into score on a single up the middle to follow. Assuming Colabello doesn't do anything, that's a Toronto up 4-1 CBU.