this is especially funny because there were FOUR SEASONS where courtney vandersloot and allie quigley both played on the chicago sky and were married to each other (they're still married, quigs retired and sloot is on the Liberty now). you gonna say a wife can't kiss her wife on court, ref???
Drew Stubbs CF-RF Debut: 2009 - Retired 2017 TEX - COL - CLE - CIN - SFG - ATL - BAL
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feeling that's increasingly rare in US institutional life today: a guy who I disagreed with pretty profoundly lots of policy, partisan, and Constitutional issues retired after a long career of helping build a genuinely and nationally valuable program. I admired & will miss him despite disagreement.
Just found out an old friend of my husband's, a person who has EATEN at my TABLE, hates TFG, wants to vote "real bad," is NOT registered to vote because he never wants to be called for jury duty! (He is retired!!) I did not curse him out or wish him plagues (except in my heart), but
Joe Niekro Pitcher Debut: 1967 - Retired 1988 MIN - SDP - CHC - NYY - ATL - HOU - DET
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Years ago I was called for jury duty and got picked for a civil case. They were asking each juror a little about themselves and the old guy next to me told them he was a retired physicist. "I worked on a thing you might have heard of called the Manhattan Project."
They lose all sense of self once they’re retired
Ribadeo has the feel of a provincial town in a García Márquez tale. There's a reason for that. It was a place Indianos - Galicians and Asturians who made their fortunes in Cuba, Puerto Rico and other former Spanish colonies - retired to and built homes in. They're quite something.
Hal McRae DH-LF Debut: 1968 - Retired 1987 KCR - CIN
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I'm finding lots of entertainment on LinkedIn seeing how they don't understand retirement. Because "place of work" is a required field, I get nonsense such as this: (I've been retired for 6 years).
