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Benoit Balls
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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 5 hours 9 min ago | Sorry, I follow Cleveland pro |
sports teams. What is "hanging a banner"? Is that what happens to people when they are sent to Bolivia? |
| 1 day 7 hours ago | We landed on the moon?!?!? | |
| 1 day 7 hours ago | well played, Mad Monkey |
well played |
| 1 day 8 hours ago | I, for one, am disappointed |
that there were no questions about bubble screens |
| 2 days 6 hours ago | My thoughts are with his family |
As a person who woke up one morning like it was any other day and then got a phone call at work that his 52 year old Father was dead of a heart attack, I know how awful it is. Godspeed Mr. Stewart, my prayers are now with your family. |
| 5 days 8 hours ago | not cool |
it hurts to laugh. And the Commies are coming over the ridgeline! |
| 5 days 9 hours ago | WTF?!?! |
Wapner retired?!?! Someone tell Doug Llewellyn |
| 5 days 9 hours ago | Im watching |
a sick 10 month old, while nursing a upper respiratory infection of my own. I think the fever has me hallucinating. And of course, I am supposed to be escaping to my lakeside retreat tomorrow for some debauchery with old friends. Im hoping the TheraFlu/DayQuil speedball I've mixed up does the job |
| 1 week 2 days ago | I was born |
in Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. My Father's family is all over the state. We moved to Cleveland before I turned 1, but Pops made sure I wouldn't ever be a Buckeye. |
| 1 week 2 days ago | yeah, I had a home field |
advantage. The Apple farm I grew up on was 600 acres and 400 of it was an orchard with around 500 apple tress and 150 or so pear trees and a river running along its northern edge. We used to drive through the orchard at night with a spotlight and count how many deer we would see. The highest number we hit in one given night was 37. With all that land, food and freshwater around, they certainly made themselves at home (this property was approximately 14 miles from Downtown Cleveland, so although it was a 600 acre estate, it was essentially in a suburban area, so the deer must've loved the quiet of the orchard as opposed to dodging traffic just a half mile away) |
