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man that is awesome!

Seattle Mariners Outfielder Trayvon Robinson faceplanted against the wall while trying to make a play in last nights game, so tonight his teammates helped remind him...

CNN, you are some sick people. Just clipped this from the homepage...

lol i'm honestly surprised i don't hear about this happening more often

Well we do need someone to play beside London in the middle...

Ok I got this today in my Harris Teeter coupons email and I've never seen the word chub used in this fashion...

leave me alone i'm starving right now!!! haha thanks for the suggestion i'll give that a go soon.

who can suggest a good beer to eat with a home-made burger after a long day where you just wanna relax. a few of my faves are Fat Tire, Yuengling, and some Sam Adams if that helps out. i'm looking for something different really though. any suggestions are welcome besides the obvious bud lite, miller lite, etc...

"Who can eat at a time like this?" maybe my fav Hedburg bit.

Ok good deal. Thanks for the info and taking the time to reply.

Can someone tell me if I got royally screwed or not? I used to have a V6 Audi, so the service prices I was used to were astronomical. Anyways, I have a 2004 Civic now. This is what I got done at the Honda dealer (i had a seatbelt warranty issue so i went there): -Timing Belt, water pump, etc... - Tire rotation -Patch one tire that has been a very annoying slow leak - Replace both "Compliance Arm Bushings" - apparently these were not even there anymore and made my car fail state inspection - State inspection (30$) - Alignment The total cost was $1184. I can post a detailed breakdown of parts and labor if anyone wants it. I remember my timing belt job alone on my Audi was $1200 from a trusted mechanic and the dealer wanted $2300 for it, so coming from those prices this seems reasonable. Also, what do "Compliance Arm Bushings" actually do? They seem to be a common Honda replacement headache. I could've shopped around I guess but I've been sick and had other life stresses going on right now so and I felt comfortable going to the dealership since I don't know a Honda mechanic personally.