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In Fresno the city next door to where I live a homeless man found $125,000 or so in a bag and turned it in to the police.

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Originally posted by RBHILL
In Fresno the city next door to where I live a homeless man found $125,000 or so in a bag and turned it in to the police.
I predict a three day honeymoon and then the press will start digging up dark chapters from his past.

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Originally posted by RBHILL
In Fresno the city next door to where I live a homeless man found $125,000 or so in a bag and turned it in to the police.
Thanks, RB. The way you always see the best in people and seldom assume the worst speaks volumes about your integrity.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Thanks, RB. The way you always see the best in people and seldom assume the worst speaks volumes about your integrity.
The notable exceptions are players rated 2000+ and not interested in chatting:

Thread 159462

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Originally posted by Ponderable
The notable exceptions are players rated 2000+ and not interested in chatting:

Thread 159462
Ponderable, I'm curious as to how an 1120 RHP Rated Player would have 2000+ rated opponents
(unless in mentoring games which would, by definition, involve in-game messaging).

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Originally posted by RBHILL
In Fresno the city next door to where I live a homeless man found $125,000 or so in a bag and turned it in to the police.
He was awarded $5000 by Brinks (it fell from a truck) and they also gave $5000 to the rehab center where he was living to get off meth.

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Originally posted by JS357
He was awarded $5000 by Brinks (it fell from a truck) and they also gave $5000 to the rehab center where he was living to get off meth.
Timely follow up, JS. Thanks.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Ponderable, I'm curious as to how an 1120 RHP Rated Player would have 2000+ rated opponents
(unless in mentoring games which would, by definition, involve in-game messaging).
Only in Tournaments.

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Originally posted by RBHILL
Only in Tournaments.
Aren't "Tournaments" serious competitive games during which casual conversation would be inappropriate?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Aren't "Tournaments" serious competitive games during which casual conversation would be inappropriate?
Well if you don't get a response back from saying good luck in this tournament and in this game then that I consider that to be unsportsmanlike conduct!

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Originally posted by RBHILL
Well if you don't get a response back from saying good luck in this tournament and in this game then that I consider that to be unsportsmanlike conduct!
Well, I find that some people, and nerds especially, are somewhat slacking in the social amenities.

Edit: Flame retardant undies on, check! 🙂

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Well, I find that some people, and nerds especially, are somewhat slacking in the social amenities.

Edit: Flame retardant undies on, check! 🙂
Blowtorch on? Czech.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Well, I find that some people, and nerds especially, are somewhat slacking in the social amenities.

Edit: Flame retardant undies on, check! 🙂
does that mean they like the Cleveland Browns? 😉