Do you live in International Falls, MN or something?To be honest it may be better to try and set up an antenna to pick these game up. I haven’t really put much thought into it.
Do you live in International Falls, MN or something?To be honest it may be better to try and set up an antenna to pick these game up. I haven’t really put much thought into it.
Crazy women know no boundaries.We’ve got a story out here in Australia of a crazy woman killing 3 people including her in laws by feeding them poison mushrooms.
Rasputin's Four Unwritten Rules of Lawn Cutting:
1. Never cut your grass before 9AM on a weekend.
2. When you reach the edge of your lawn don't do your turn around on your neighbor's lawn, leaving them with big unsightly, uneven cuts on their grass.
3. Don't cut your grass when your neighbor is having a backyard party.
4. Never cut so you blow your clippings into the neighbors yard or the flower beds.
FIFYRasputin is breaking in a new neighbor this summer. He will learn.
Beau locked it, rightfully so, and then LAX snuck a post in with BK doing BK things lolI thought the culprit was Beau?
Pretty sure I have one,… I’ll post a pic when I get homedidn't know where to put this but i was just on instagram today and came across this advertisement for a site called fanatics football where they hand paint footballs with the stadium of any college team you are a fan of and anyways they look super cool if anybody is interested. thinking hard about buying one for myself but i'll look around first and see if anybody else has a site like and are cheaper.
Pretty sure I have one,… I’ll post a pic when I get home
This?? Or something like it??didn't know where to put this but i was just on instagram today and came across this advertisement for a site called fanatics football where they hand paint footballs with the stadium of any college team you are a fan of and anyways they look super cool if anybody is interested. thinking hard about buying one for myself but i'll look around first and see if anybody else has a site like and are cheaper.

That's hand painted?
Ah,… maybe not. I think I missed that partThat's hand painted?
You didn't have to say "Crazy". It's implied with the word women.Crazy women know no boundaries.
Men searching the globe trying to find where they get the audacityCrazy women know no boundaries.
That's pretty cool. I used to have some shots from on the field of players making plays and you can see our family in the stands in the background behind the visitor's bench. Lost those when a hard drive crashed, but it would be cool to put something like that on a football.
Don't do the crime if you can't do the time! lol![]()
Boss of Failed Crypto Exchange Gets 11,196-Year Sentence
The founder of a collapsed cryptocurrency exchange has been sentenced to more than 11 millennia in jail. The 11,196-year sentence was handed down late Thursday by a panel of judges in Turkey to Faruk Fatih Özer, Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency [reported](https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/gundem/thodexin-kwww.wsj.com
Wonder if he'll get parole after he does a hard 5,000 years.
www.forbes.com
We are moderately into chess and I'd never heard this story. I'm not a chess historian but I read histories of the marquee names that we run into while doing exercises, games, tournaments, etc. Thanks for sharing!I read something today that reminded me of a funny chess story I heard years ago. In the mid 1930s, Dutch math professor Max Euwe was world chess champion for two years. Rising Soviet star and future world champion Mikhail Botvinnik had probably become the strongest player in the world by this time, but wouldn't get his chance at the title until after the war. Despite their fierce rivalry, the two men had become exceptionally good friends and when playing in the same tournament, would spend much of their free time together. Botvinnik was a die-hard, true believer in communism and Stalinism, while Euwe thought the whole thing was a steaming pile of horse manure. For the sake of their friendship, the two men usually avoided discussing politics.
In the summer of '36, they were playing in a tournament in Nottingham England. One day during the tournament, they went for a walk around town and spotted an odd-looking dog. Botvinnik asked what breed it was and Euwe told him it was an Afghan. Botvinnik told Euwe that he didn't believe they had such dogs in his country, to which Euwe replied, "No, I suppose not. Your people have probably had to eat them all." Oh DAYUM! That's savage!
Needless to say, Botvinnik wasn't amused and stormed off in a huff. Euwe tried to apologize and explain that he was just trying to be funny, but Botvinnik wasn't having it. From that point on, he refused to associate with Euwe or to speak to him any more than absolutely necessary. Thankfully, at some point in the late '40s, the two old friends finally reconciled and remained very close for the rest of their lives, but that was still a savage reply.