To take your mind off any looming existential dread you may possibly be experiencing, here's a fun exercise perhaps. Assuming you had one, what was your quote in your senior yearbook? My choice seems a little silly now (very high schooly), but I can't say it wasn't fairly apt.
"i like too many things
and get all confused and
hung-up running from one
falling star to another
till i drop. this is the night,
what it does to you.
i had nothing to offer anybody
except my own confusion..."
-jack kerouac
As you can see, my lowercase shtick goes back a long way.
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We didn't have quotes, but I did win one of the senior class superlatives: shortest.
Well, actually, I didn't win it. I was runner up. The kid who was voted shortest (yes, it was voted), won a different superlative too, and they had a rule that a person could only be one, so I got it on that technicality. Also, I was actually shorter than the kid who won.
MLB is testing a challenge system for checked swings in the Arizona Fall League. My guess is that this is an idea that works better in theory than in reality, but the AFL is a good place to test it out and see.
We didn't have quotes, but I did win one of the senior class superlatives: shortest.
Well, actually, I didn't win it. I was runner up. The kid who was voted shortest (yes, it was voted), won a different superlative too, and they had a rule that a person could only be one, so I got it on that technicality. Also, I was actually shorter than the kid who won.
We didn't have quotes in the yearbook, but we did in our Senior Memories book. Beats me what mine was, though
RIP QJ
MLB is testing a challenge system for checked swings in the Arizona Fall League. My guess is that this is an idea that works better in theory than in reality, but the AFL is a good place to test it out and see.
I do like how MLB is trying things in the lower levels prior to rolling them out. It's more common sense than I'd expect from them