BogeyTX

I have been reading a lot of my favorite artists memoirs.

My favorite so far has been Mike Campbell. Slash also has a great one.

I’m currently reading Johnny Cash’s. I can hear his voice when I read each word.

Brysons tour tanked and failed. He was also surrounded by a few other great golfers.

Not sure what bargaining chips he has. The PGA secured more sponsor commitment and raised their purses without him.

He definitely brings in viewers on his YT stuff and that’s fine but I don’t think those viewers are turning into the PGA tour if Bryson is playing or not.

I am the random kid. That was the best moment of my life.

I’m convinced people do not go out anymore. She’s definitely on the top of the scale but for goodness sake you can find these great looking girls every day if you go out.

Why would you start a thread before you found out what happened?

I’m guessing the PIF gave enough funding to finish this year and they’ll just fold the league.

Can’t imagine how much work will have to be done to right all those contracts with players, sponsors, venues and other stuff.

Again I’m just guessing lol.

Try and get a third art degree…

Don’t forget to pick a square so you can donate to their team!!!!

Translation- We signed our kid up for something we can’t afford and now are begging for money!!!!

Kirk Gibsons walk off home run in the 1988 World Series.

From Wikipedia; “Gibson is perhaps best known for his one and only plate appearance in the 1988 World Series against the Oakland Athletics. Having injured both legs during the NLCS, Gibson was not expected to play at all. In Game 1, however, with the Dodgers trailing by a score of 4–3, Mike Davis on first base, and two out in the ninth inning, manager Tommy Lasorda unexpectedly inserted his hobbled league MVP as a pinch hitter. Gibson, limping back and forth between a pulled left hamstring and a swollen right knee, made his way to the plate to face Oakland's future Hall of Fame closer Dennis Eckersley. Gibson quickly got behind in the count 0–2, but laid off of a pair of outside pitches that were called balls. He then kept the count at 2–2 by fouling off a pitch. On the seventh pitch of his at-bat, a ball, Davis stole second. With an awkward, almost casual swing, Gibson used pure upper-body strength—and according to Gibson, advanced scouting-based knowledge of what the pitcher would likely throw with that count—to smack a 3–2 backdoor slider over the right-field fence. He hobbled around the bases and pumped his right fist as his jubilant teammates stormed the field. The Dodgers won the game, 5–4, and won the World Series, four games to one.“

The Crab Five. Such a great name.

What about if it’s intentionally “chu”?