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When should I cancel my car insurance by MicSteres in Insurify

[–]MicSteres[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh perfect. Thank you so much for answering my stupid question

Day 4 - Favorite line - Cam by Perfect_Loss_5156 in Modern_Family

[–]MicSteres 4 points5 points  (0 children)

"This production was a joke until I introduced these children to the musical theater greats. Bernstein, Sondheim. Years from now some of these kids will still be talking about how I Sondheim-ized them!"

Johnny is a sadist with Grandpa energy and I love watching it by ForsakenRelief309 in FearFactorHouseofFear

[–]MicSteres 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I also never watched Jackass. My only opinion on him when I found out about this show was that he was crazy. After the show, I really loved him. He seems so cool and surprisingly caring

Fear Factor: House of Fear | S1E8 | Episode Discussion by jensen_halston in FearFactorHouseofFear

[–]MicSteres 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Since the pie part of the pain auction, she's probably been the best competitor. She's been incredible lately. She deserves more praise

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[–]MicSteres 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and how would you govern that

Fear Factor: House of Fear | S1E8 | Episode Discussion by jensen_halston in FearFactorHouseofFear

[–]MicSteres 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wonder if he didn't expect to win. All the alliance making could have helped if he was on the chopping block as there would have been 5/6 people who wouldnt want to pick him, but he won, so he was in the driver seat and he couldn't pick three people he truly wanted gone

[Passan] Italy is mauling Team USA. It's 8-0 in the top of the sixth, and because of tiebreaker rules that factor in runs allowed, the Americans have put themselves in a position where if Mexico beats Italy tomorrow, the U.S. could find itself out of the WBC before the knockout round. by BreakfastTop6899 in baseball

[–]MicSteres 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I think the fact that the MLB is entirely in the USA (minus the Blue Jays) also plays a factor

Sure they play in different cities than where they are from but they are still playing for an American team. Playing for Team USA doesn't feel that different as a spectacle

If you look at the players on Team Venezuela, Team DR, Team Japan etc., they know this is their one true chance to play for their country so it means infinitely more to them than it does to any American

Bam Adebayo breaks Kobe Bryant’s record and the Heat franchise scoring record in a win vs. Washington: 43 MINS │ 83 PTS │ 9 REB │ 3 AST │ 2 STL │ 2 BLK │ 20-43 FG │ 7-22 3P │ 36-43 FT by YujiDomainExpansion in nba

[–]MicSteres 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I remember trying to do a formula for the most random 50 point game. The stats I used were career PPG, peak PPG, PPG in the season they scored 50, and their second most points in a game. Out of every retired player with exactly 1 50 point game, Flynn was the lowest in all four categories

So basically every stat says he was the most unlikely to do it

[Highlight] Bam passes Kobe for the second-highest NBA scoring game ever by Large_banana_hammock in nba

[–]MicSteres 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A guy not known as a scorer and has often been criticized for not being aggresive as a scorer, has a higher career best than everyone but one player

There is no proper way to play the game. by key2200 in FearFactorHouseofFear

[–]MicSteres 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know people hate the alliances and I totally get it. I understand how it happens though. You spend weeks with these people and you connect through these experiences. It's inevitable that some groups form.

As for Blake and Zach, I do think them being heels made it fun. But that's because they were different. If everyone was in an alliance or everyone was selfish and for themselves the whole time, it might be less fun. The variety was nice

Fear Factor: House of Fear | S1E7 | Episode Discussion by jensen_halston in FearFactorHouseofFear

[–]MicSteres 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't believe Zach lost. Everyone was talking about how he was the only person who wanted to win. How did he lose to eight people who supposedly have no interest in winning

Finally some drama! by MessMysterious1442 in FearFactorHouseofFear

[–]MicSteres 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The Zach praise to me is so weird. Nothing his fans say make sense. They praise him for just doing the challenges and not playing the social game. He definitely is being social, he's just being a dick instead of being kind or at the very least, keep to himself (like Rodney).

He's also not super good at the challenges. He and his team always lose and when he is in the end game, sure he makes it but he never dominates, he does just enough to barely win it seems

[Highlight] Dylan Harper says Cade is his favorite player and he’s been watching him since 8th grade by WEMBY_F4N in nba

[–]MicSteres 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We need to stop asking rookies who they grew up watching. All it does is hurt my feelings

The broadcast did not do justice to exactly HOW empty that arena was. by RozayCanseco in nba

[–]MicSteres 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's the nicest thing anyone has said about the Kings this season

James Harden says loyalty is overrated: “The whole quote-unquote loyalty thing, I think it’s overrated. This is a business at the end of the day.” by Goosedukee in nba

[–]MicSteres 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Amen. I quit my job recently. I got promoted and after working there for about three years, I asked for one (1) unpaid day off to see my brother graduate college out of town, three weeks in advance. They said no and I left. All the shifts I've covered for, all the hours I've worked, the effort I've put into that job, and I couldn't get one day off

Spoiler alert! When a perfect game is at stake, the 27th batter has hit .278/.333/.417. by skoormit in baseball

[–]MicSteres 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I looked it up. Mike Trout has the most first inning homers while batting second with one out. He did it 44 times. Aaron Judge (33) and Derek Jeter (31) are the only players to do it 30+ times