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Sometimes we win the first half, but we always lose the second half.

I would not be surprised if concussion injuries played a part in Cunningham's anger and irrational decision making here. Incredibly sad and tragic.

Oh and fcuking oh! #fireprioleau

So effective that Israel relies on its missile defense. Such a dumb argument. It's a few dozen miles of wall around Gaza & West Bank. Also a considerable smaller population in those two areas.

Light rail in L.A. is great. I like it. Barely, if any, makes a dent in automobile traffic, but it covers areas that make sense for a pedestrian.

He probably thinks police and fire services should be privatized too.

Super, duper smart.

Dumb enough to not notice the error. You still take credit.

Hahaha. Just giving you a hard time. There are some smaller cities and towns a stone throw away that I would like to live in here in CA, but wife won't budge. I like to be an area less crowded, but not desolate nor isolated. States I would consider living in other than the Golden State: Nevada (Northern part. Vegas you're too hot for me, but I like you); the other Pacific states; and CO (not Fort Collins- apparently you have to part of the Superior Lifestyle club).

The dumbest statement I read/heard today was someone asking if it's rude to not have a call or text messaged returned. Who was that?

Have you met @bluerules009? You both hate people. Especially city folk. You two will get along.

Not to mention, you can park at or take public transit to Union Station and take the Dodger Express shuttles to the stadium an back- for free. MTA has a similar set up for Rams games. I take advantage of that.

Sounds like you were in the cheap section (right field pavilion) where things like that happen. It's the norm in that section. Left field pavilion (all you can eat)- where I sit most of the time, I've never seen anything like that. The rowdiest I can remember that section getting is during the Barry Bonds home run record breaking season. Fans hoping to catch one of his home run balls were following the ball's movement in the air and running toward the area of the section they thought it was gonna land at. It was scary and concerning because that area usually has families, but that was many moons ago.

So you grew up in L.A., but didn't attend Dodgers. It's telling.

My understanding is it's the same way in Seattle, New York, Houston etc. I.e. all major metropolitan areas. Also, many Dodger game attendees are probably like me and leave early not because of traffic, because it's a weeknight game; likely to end later than 9p.m.; gotta get ready for work the next day and kids gotta get ready for school the next day. Thanks for playing.