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[qazhby]

Running a half marathon in the fall and then doing a powerlifting competition in the winter, should be fun

Nice!!

Where is the half?

Durham, called the Bull City Race Fest

[wdoupis]

I am 50% on the way to mark off my #1 sports bucket list. Just bought tickets to the Open Championship next month in Portrush.

Now just need Tiger to make the cut to fulfill the other 50%. Never saw him live in a major. I am beyond excited

[nick]

golf is your #1 .. .. .. ugh

[nick]

keep pulling my fucking groin at work. getting old sucks

[Seeitsaveit13]

I am 50% on the way to mark off my #1 sports bucket list. Just bought tickets to the Open Championship next month in Portrush.

Now just need Tiger to make the cut to fulfill the other 50%. Never saw him live in a major. I am beyond excited

I'm giving security your picture... this should be fun

[DRiccio21]

looks like UConn back to big east very liklely

best news i've got sports wise in ages. so excited

[LetsGoPeay]

I’m on my way to Cleveland for the US-Trinidad Gold Cup match. I sure hope the US doesn’t manage to fuck things up tonight.

[nick]

[Seeitsaveit13]

I’m on my way to Cleveland for the US-Trinidad Gold Cup match. I sure hope the US doesn’t manage to fuck things up tonight.

They sure didn't...

[nick]

going to monster jam today. this will be interesting.

[GeorgesGoons]

https://www.espn.com/espn/otl/story/_/i ... s-trainers

About 19% of college athletic trainers reported in a recent survey that a coach played an athlete who had been deemed "medically out of participation," according to results released Tuesday by the National Athletic Trainers' Association that reveal concerns about college coaches having too much influence in medical decision-making.

According to the survey, about 36% of respondents reported that a coach has been able to influence the hiring and firing of sports medicine staff. And of athletic trainers who reported that happening, 58% then reported being pressured by a coach or administrator to make a decision "not in the best interest of a student-athlete's health."

The NCAA should put out that these medical staffs should be independent of the athletic department. It is completely counter intuitive for them to report to guys who's jobs are on the line if a particular sport fails.

[shel311]

It's ok because at least the players are being paid for their performance.

[GeorgesGoons]

It's ok because at least the players are being paid for their performance.

Very true, those ungrateful assholes!

[nick]

phone companies are the worst

me: i want no term phone
them: ok.. but how about we add a tablet?
me: ok whats the catch?
them: u need to stay for 2 yrs
me: ....

[nick]

and now im committed 2 yrs with a tablet

[shel311]

Project Fi ftw!!!

[Cnasty]

Visible, Metro PCS, TMobile...all fantastic places now a days with very straight forward deals.

[Weasel]

After being with Fi for the last few years, Id have a hard time going back to any sort of contract based plan.

[Cnasty]

Fi is actually a terrible deal per GB compared to almost any other plan but if you dont use much data it is comparable.

Also almost no plans have contracts anymore.

[Uuaww]

I mean I know family plans can be cheaper than fi, but if that's not something you need, there's no reason to use anything else. There customer service is also GOAT... And it's not close.