Bayoubengal85

I've had 2 over the years, and yes, they can be that bad. First one came on in the middle of the night with no warning. It felt like Mike Tyson had punched me in my right flank. Pain wouldn't go away after a few hours so off to the ER I went, since I had no idea what was happening. Second one wasn't as bad. I chugged a ton of water and managed to jump up and down for a few minutes and it passed. I tried the jumping because some docs will recommend going on a roller coaster to shake the stone free. Jumping up and down was as close as I could get to the violent motion of a roller coaster.

Myles Brennan and Garrett Nussmeier?

#4 Wasn't a brain dead play. Kozeal gave it everything he had but came up 1/2" short. Great job by the Tigers to pull out the victory.

Has to go over

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Iswydt

I would rent one of the big surface grinders that looks like a floor buffer. Home Depot and others have them. We did it at my brother's house a few years ago after trying to do it with a grinder and dust shroud attachment. It worked well, but it was going to take way too long and destroy knees and backs in the process. Rental cost for the machine is worth it 100%.

Shut his career down. He's had way too many concussions.

A toast to the birds: Here's to the storks that bring good babies, the ravens that bring bad babies, and the swallows that bring no babies

What I don't understand is why Milazzo left home with a runner on 3rd. Situational baseball failure. If he stays home and herring fields it coming forward, safest play is to toss home where your catcher should be. Worst thing that happens is the runner is safe and the game is tied.

Javier Bardem was just in Dune 2. Plays Stilgar.

Supposedly there's an hour from the time one game ends until the next one begins