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I mean no different than comparing the same caliber in different manufacturers, not every gun likes the same bullet

Stop buying the latest and greatest shite. I just bought mine a brand new composite bat for $90 because it was 2023 model. Same bat was $350 when it came out 2 years ago.

Is this the crossfit of olympic skiing?

A small group of ultra wealthy people all know each other, imagine that

I had a holly before Ida took it down and I couldn’t stand trimming it. I may go with a dwarf magnolia

I remember the name having cone in it

What type of setup are you going to in Texas?

I have the opposite problem from you. I grew up playing baseball and loved it and still follow it heavily till this day. My son is a pretty good lil ball player but I can tell he has zero passion for the game. He’s 11 so I try not to push anymore but I hope he at least tries to play in high school. I can see his lack of passion and want to get better being a problem when he gets there and it’s frustrating to watch because he actually has some natural talent.

Looking for a place to bring my son next season for his 12th birthday. It’s $700/day to hunt and that includes lodging and meals and the only restriction is a 13” main beam. It’s only 4 hours away which caught my attention. I’ve been looking at places in Texas but really don’t want to drive 9-10 hours. Anyone know of a good place within 5 hours of SE La to get a kid on a buck. Not looking for a trophy, just want to break the ice. TIA

Last year I decided to change my diet and cut all carbs, something I had done several times in the past. After 2 weeks of eating mostly meat I was starting to get constipated which I expected. I went over a week without taking a shite and knew something wasn’t right. I took laxatives and nothing worked. I gave up on the diet and went back to eating more fiber and vegetables, still didn’t get better. I was starting to get to the point where I couldn’t even pee. Went to my doctor, his advice was stool softeners and fiber. Finally had to leave work one day the pain was so bad and went to the ER. They did blood work and a CT scan, everything came back normal. I was convinced it had to be something else so I scheduled a colonoscopy. The gastroenterologist said it wasn't necessary because I was only 42 but agreed to do it anyway. Sure enough, she finds a tumor and I had stage 3 colorectal cancer. I had zero medical history before this, hadn’t been to a doctor in years. I didn’t even get covid. Finally after genetic testing it was discovered that I have Lynch Syndrome which makes me susceptible to certain cancers, colon cancer being the main one. Now that it’s known, my kids will have to start doing screenings when they turn 30. I still wonder to this day if I had never changed my diet and altered my bowels, how much longer would it have taken me to discover the cancer? I was the type of person that hated hospitals and wouldn’t go to a doctor until it was absolutely necessary. I now encourage every guy I know approaching 40 to get checked but I can totally understand why people can put it off for so long because I was that guy.

I think he meant would Mcmahon coach the final four games of the season?