Thanksgiving is great because it doesn't have the religious overtones, and for me personally, I've had lots of thanksgivings with just random friends/people who were important in my life at the time. It doesn't have that "only with your family" thing that Christmas does imo. It's just about honestly being grateful for things, including friends and family, and sharing good food and good times. Love it.
1. Socially acceptable to drink all day
2. Socially acceptable to eat 6000 calories
3. Get to hang out with family
4. Tons of kids around, and kids are cute
5. Football - this is crucial if you get stuck with an annoying distant relative
yeah i think i like thanksgiving more but as a student you can't argue an entire month of vacation. and gifts. **** that's great. i graduate in a month though so thanksgiving is about to take the 1 spot for good.
why the **** would you go to minnesota as an out of state kid?
Scholarship offer. Also, I really enjoyed my visit here when I was in high school. I didnt get any in state scholarship offers, otherwise I likely would have just stayed closer to home.
Scholarship offer. Also, I really enjoyed my visit here when I was in high school. I didnt get any in state scholarship offers, otherwise I likely would have just stayed closer to home.
I guess that makes sense, but you can understand my confusion.
MLB hosts all their content on MLB.com and actively fights anything being on Youtube. I consume a lot of MLB content and would never go to Youtube for it. MLB.com has everything you need, and they actually do a pretty good job, even if their interface can be a little clunky.
you have to look at when they actually started uploading videos. i cant recall them putting up anything worth watching, they want you to go to their own site
nba channel was formed approximately 1 month before the MLB one, but I doubt that accounts for the ~950 million views difference
by the way, I made the original post because I tried to find some game 6 2011 WS highlights on youtube. that obviously failed because of their anti-youtube policy, so I tried searching mlb.com, and once again failed
its possible that I might be able to pay a monthly subscription to mlb for their archive, but like 99.99% of all young sports fans, i'm not prepared to do that.
it's funny, MLB were so far ahead of the game on this sort of stuff. I bought an mlb.tv subscription in 2002, I think it was the first year it was available, and it was absolutely awesome for its time.
they ****ed it all up.
edit: its possible that I just didn't search their site hard enough. whatever, i found some labron highlights on youtube instead.