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I ate 14 several years back when Farkas and I went. I could have ate more, but my wife at the time was grossed out and told me to stop.

IDK. I've went to about 4-5 games since they opened the park, but if you aren't sitting on the 1st base line and it's nice outside the seats suck. The sun comes right over top the roof and into your eye sight. I found it really annoying even with quality sunglasses on, you couldn't watch any of the action at all. Seemed like something they didn't think about when building it.

My fear is just not being there for my son. I'm not afraid of heights, water, etc.

A torch is all you need.

It'd probably take more than a week for a place to print out 176 million tickets anyhow and even if you bought that many you probably wouldn't get every number sequence. I'd assume it'd repeat eventually b/c the machine doesn't know you're the same customer.

I'll throw in http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e397/irockacorolla/mailgooglecom-1.jpg If there are regular weekly players we could even keep this going past this one jackpot, but it'd be up to everyone else.

I'd probably end up giving a lot of it to breast cancer research and local kids hockey organization for kids whose parents can't afford to let them play. I'd probably have a huge pole barn with my own ice rink or build a huge basement with a rink down stairs. Plus buying majority ownership of the Blue Jackets wouldn't be cheap.

"You miss 100% of the shots you never take" Wayne Gretzky

I'd probably move out of the city, to Canada, or a northern mid-state (WY, MN, WI). Big house with a pond and tons of acreage. Give a few million to each of my brothers and sisters. It's really hard to think about what I'd buy for myself with that kind of money. Maybe buy a CHL or AHL hockey franchise or maybe stay in Columbus and try to buy a piece of the Jackets. I don't think I'd be the flashy car guy, my pole barn would be filled of mint AE86 and maybe an LFA.

If I were to win, I'd probably disappear and only a select few would hear from me again. Move to Minnesota or something. I'm not getting sucked dry from moochers.

According to Dorsey's blog, they were making like $35K per episode in the first season to divide between the guys as well. I assume they made more this year.

That's why I said I wasn't generalizing the CR posters. I'm going off the people I knew, either friends or people I grew up with or worked with. Most of them that don't care for sports were never athletic or played organized sports. Those are the type of people I know that don't care about sports, I didn't say anything about being active, being active doesn't always make a person athletic. I know plenty of active people that could careless about sports.

I think this pretty much sums it up. Not trying to generalize the CR population so don't get all butt hurt, but just what I've come to notice in my life is that people that were never athletic are the ones that don't care about sports. When you invest your own time into an activity it allows you to enjoy watching that activity on TV. Before I started playing golf I would have rather watched paint dry than watch golf on TV. Now I don't mind watching the occasional tournament. When I was younger and played football you'd probably catch me every Saturday or Sunday watching a game. I always loved playing hockey as a kid, but I could never afford to play. Now that I play, I can't get enough hockey, watching or playing. Great exercise and a ton of fun.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-CveJnuE6N2c/TgBKq58236I/AAAAAAAABTA/a02kBtZFsD8/s1600/ATF-Seal.jpg We gonna find you, we gonna find you

Nice pick up

It's pretty much only hockey for me. I play it, go to games, and watch on TV. I just can't stand how slow other sports events are to watch on TV. I used to watch a lot of football, but it only frustrates me now. 3 plays, 2 minutes of commercials, 6 plays, 2 minutes of commercials. I had to watch the end of the OSU vs Syracuse game last night at a friend's house and the last 2 minutes took half an hour. At least with hockey it's a fast paced game and commercials are minimal. There is 20 minute intermissions, but that's plenty of time to watch a DVR'd sitcom or flip channels.

Oh I'm sorry captain arrogant. It IS a fact. You can work out all you want, you're not going to lose weight if you're eating triple baconators 5 times a day. Your calories in being less than your calories out is what makes you lose weight. FACT.

Many different ways. The AE86 has less than 100 RWHP from the factory and plenty of people know how to work it. Mine had 58 RWHP and I did just fine with it. I've driven plenty of cars, but they are by far the funnest.

Losing weight is more about your diet than working out. Watch your intake of calories, that's the easiest way to lose weight. Try out a phone app like LoseIt, very easy to use and it's not a pain to enter in your food as you eat it. You'll start out giving info about your size and goal weight and it'll give you a calorie limit for each day that you should try to keep to. Don't eat through your exercise calories, unless you have to.

Caught another 10-15 Crappies today. You guys were right it is 9in to keep. I had been telling myself it was 13in for so long. haha Nothing to write home about today, but a great day to be out. If we ever have a CR outing I'd love to come out. I've never been fishing on a boat, or been on a boat. haha

I don't know where you read that, most average AT hikers move at 10-15 miles a day. Most will have some 20 mile days, but not a ton of people average that high.

Am I the only person yelling at the TV when they are leaving the farm to grab the Corolla? Beautiful TE27 wagon just sitting there.

I'm almost positive the place I'm at says 13 inches, but I may have just told myself that for so long without actually checking. I'll look next time.

Down in Harrisburg. It's called Pleasant Valley. Not very deep. Just some minnows on a bobber, about 2 feet off the top of the water. They have to be 13 inches to keep.

http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/p480x480/419825_2748390596261_1452464254_31921914_1118564128_n.jpg We went Wednesday, my son brought in the first one of the year. The crappie were biting well. We probably caught about 20 in 2 hours, mostly in the 9-11in. range, nothing big enough to keep yet.