WG_Dawg
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re: Is there any worse episode in a great show
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/19/26 at 6:03 am to AZTiger7072
Is there a BB marathon on right now or something? This is like the 5th BB-specific question in the last 2 days.
I didn't like the episode but I am quite certain there are hundreds of worse episodes in great shows.
I didn't like the episode but I am quite certain there are hundreds of worse episodes in great shows.
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I left a cash tip at a restaurant in Germany and the waiter chased me out of the store to return it to me, thinking I had accidentally left money behind.
If I had a restaurant where I expected an influx of Europeans, I'd autograt 15% for the duration of the event. They just don't know. And the servers make $3 an hour. It seems common sense to me, I don't understand all the downvotes on this.
exactly. Pepole will say "the restaurant should pay a living wage! American tipping is out of control!" which is an entirely separte topic. That's an entire paradigm shift; you aren't going to completely overturn an entire nation's culture of tipping and corresponding wage scale on it's head in 24 hours. That's insantiy.
This is a TEMPORARY measure done for a very specific and logical purpose.
re: Always the bridesmaid
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 1:38 pm to captdalton
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Why does LSU have the most insufferable fans?
bc they've mostly sucked dong in the main 3 sports lately so this is all they have.
You don't see UGA football/OU baseball/bama basketball fans on here shite talking with any real volume.
re: Anyone else work at a company that uses all of the “smaller” services like zoom, slack etc
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 1:30 pm to sidewalkside
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Since when do we dislike UGA so much? I’ve never disliked them. It’s not like we’re rivals, and we have pretty similar histories, at least in football.
you sir are what is known as "normal". This is how most regular functioning adults act.
Unfortunately the same cannot be said for many of your LSU brethren on here.
re: Always the bridesmaid
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 1:27 pm to Jauquismos
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Never da bride...
re: How much of a scam is the dentist?
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 12:55 pm to JasonDBlaha
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Dentists are a lot like auto-mechanics
agree. They both do things that the average person can't or won't do and help your stuff (mouth/vehicle) operate at its best and identify any major frickups prior to them turning into actual emergencies.
I'm thankful for both.
re: ATTN: Plebs who get mad at the Chick Fil A mobile thru’ers
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 12:43 pm to YeastExtract
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get mad at the Chick Fil A mobile thru’ers
You don’t need to get all aggro
Something tells me this is made up
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we had 6 titles
yall do the exact same thing you accuse bama fans of doing and don't even see the irony :lol:
re: About Last Night
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 11:52 am to SidewalkTiger
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All achievements are in the past.
The 2026 season is the one still happening. I think it's ok to celebrate 2026 accomplishments right?
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ost heated fan banter on the Rant would be between LSU and Georgia fans.
is the banter in the room with us?
UGA is celebrating a fantastic double-SEC championship season while LSU fans are just cheering for every team in omaha that loses to make themselves feel better. The last 48 hours has been pretty one sided with LSU fans doing what they always do and UGA fans looking around like "umm, ok?"
re: Re-watching "My Name Is Earl"
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 11:37 am to drizztiger
Watching this show for the first time and am very early in season 2. Really like it, nice easy watch that I can watch an episdoe or 2 at a time.
Would like a *Non super-spoiler* answer here as I like watching new shows with as little spoiling as possible. I really liked the format of season 1 with every episode being a new task of crossing another item off the list. Although it's very early in season 2, I don't think we've gotten much (if anything actually) at all of the list. It's been typical sitcom "here's a humorous situation the gang is involved in now" kinda thing. And it's still enjoyable but I really liked the whole List thing, as that helped to set MNIE apart from other standard sitcoms.
Question is, do we end up getting back to the "item of the week" format or does it just kind of stay like this going forward with little bits and pieces of the list woven throughout?
Would like a *Non super-spoiler* answer here as I like watching new shows with as little spoiling as possible. I really liked the format of season 1 with every episode being a new task of crossing another item off the list. Although it's very early in season 2, I don't think we've gotten much (if anything actually) at all of the list. It's been typical sitcom "here's a humorous situation the gang is involved in now" kinda thing. And it's still enjoyable but I really liked the whole List thing, as that helped to set MNIE apart from other standard sitcoms.
Question is, do we end up getting back to the "item of the week" format or does it just kind of stay like this going forward with little bits and pieces of the list woven throughout?
re: About Last Night
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 11:18 am to AirbusDawg
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I never realized how insecure LSU fans were until this week. They really do have mental issues.
big time.
UGA set program records left and right, won the SEC regular season (marathon), the SEC tourney (sprint), went undefeated in the regionals and supers, and made the final 4 in omaha....and yet LSU fans think that yesterday is some kind of shite stain on our program or our season. This coming from a team that finished in the absolute basement of the standings! They truly live in an alternate reality.
One of the best seasons we've ever had in our history and one hell of a fun ride. Hard to be too upset about in general, although obviously would have liked to see it end differently.
It has to be baseball. LOL at anyone saying boxing or golf.
I won't even comment on the defensive aspect of it (let's assume you aren't a pitcher). Having to cover the ground an MLB fielder does and make the length of throws they do as quickly and accurately they do. That takes a lot, but it could be mastered with enough years of training.
That brings us to batting. Stepping into the box where you could see a 98mph fastball, a 94mph fastball with some movement, or an 85mph curve, and seeing it well enough to hit is more than 2 out of every 10 appearances is indescribably difficult. There are probably millions of kids playing baseball every year at the college or lower level pro affiiliation and only a minute percentage of them will ever make a big league roster, much less actually do anythign notable on the actual field.
With golf you don't even need an opponent. Just go out and practice by yourself every day. Golf is MUCH more mental than physical. I know a guy that played HS golf but is a regular working dad now that plays a few times a month that is a scratch golfer. Shoots in the mid-70s. No, he's not "at the highest level" of the sport by any means, but he's better than 99% of golfers on earth I bet.
I won't even comment on the defensive aspect of it (let's assume you aren't a pitcher). Having to cover the ground an MLB fielder does and make the length of throws they do as quickly and accurately they do. That takes a lot, but it could be mastered with enough years of training.
That brings us to batting. Stepping into the box where you could see a 98mph fastball, a 94mph fastball with some movement, or an 85mph curve, and seeing it well enough to hit is more than 2 out of every 10 appearances is indescribably difficult. There are probably millions of kids playing baseball every year at the college or lower level pro affiiliation and only a minute percentage of them will ever make a big league roster, much less actually do anythign notable on the actual field.
With golf you don't even need an opponent. Just go out and practice by yourself every day. Golf is MUCH more mental than physical. I know a guy that played HS golf but is a regular working dad now that plays a few times a month that is a scratch golfer. Shoots in the mid-70s. No, he's not "at the highest level" of the sport by any means, but he's better than 99% of golfers on earth I bet.
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stories and fandoms can grow organically,”
"organically", except for the part where you've now announced to the world that you're doing this which is going to make any tom dick and harry try to post weird shite on there hoping to get discovered.
That's as organic as the people that carefully set up a camera with perfect lighting and angles then film themselves naturally reacting to something.
re: You can win the SEC with bats, but Omaha requires arms
Posted by WG_Dawg on 6/18/26 at 9:27 am to thunderbird1100
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Omaha was certainly not Foley field for them
We couldn't even HIT the ball in omaha. That has nothing to do with the size of the ballpark. Look at our 1-9 guy's BAs all year then what they did this past week. That has less than nothing to do with the size of the field, so not sure what foley has to do with it.
Tire pressure sensors? Sweet! Maybe they can send me a copy because my TPMS has been jacked up for a while.
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Omaha requires arms
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Georgia had a great season, but Omaha remains a pitcher's ballpark.
We used 4 pitchers total in our first 3 games there, giving up a total of 4 runs. Our first 3 games our starting pitchers (our normal starting rotation) was absolutely positively lights out.
We didn't lose because of our pitching. The exact opposite, actually.
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stop making excuses because you lost to oklahoma. If your team is good enough it will win it.
This is why people make so much fun of LSU fans. You aren't even talking about the same thing as I am
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