Rachel retweeted
Baseball is literally the only sport that you can follow on radio as well as you can on TV
Replying to @DavidPSamson
@DavidPSamson says MLB no longer needs radio: "We don't need baseball on radio anymore." The former Marlins president predicts on Nothing Personal that "radio will go the way of Kodak and Blockbuster." @JohnMamola has more. #MLB
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Rachel retweeted
No way. Literally the only way to consume baseball is radio, especially now that every game is on a different streaming network.
Replying to @DavidPSamson
@DavidPSamson says MLB no longer needs radio: "We don't need baseball on radio anymore." The former Marlins president predicts on Nothing Personal that "radio will go the way of Kodak and Blockbuster." @JohnMamola has more. #MLB
barrettmedia.com/2026/10/28/…
MO friends….when you go to Panera in a “strange state” and ask for your bagel sliced like bread….does the employee look at you like you are crazy?
The sister.
Some dude that hasn't put a ring on my finger isn't getting the extra ticket and if he thinks he's entitled to it...see ya, buddy.
I'm making a lifelong forever memory with the my lifelong forever people.
But, I'm a brat.
Need the internet to settle a debate 😂
One of my guy friends is a lifelong, diehard Brewers fan. His gf had 4 World Series tickets and was planning to take her parents and him.
Then her sister, who lives in NY, decided she wanted to go. So my friend got bumped.
Who are you taking in this situation: your sister or your boyfriend who’s a lifelong fan?! 👀
Rachel retweeted
No one will ever convince me that Game 6 of the 2011 World Series wasn’t the single greatest comeback in sports history
Rachel retweeted
“We will see you…tomorrow night!”
15 years ago today, David Freese led an incredible comeback in Game 6 of the 2011 World Series!
Rachel retweeted
OTD in 2011, the greatest baseball game ever played.
Happy Game 6 anniversary to all who celebrate
Rachel retweeted
Catholic school students at Rockhurst High School in Missouri serve as pallbearers for the unclaimed cremated remains of people who have died without loved ones to claim them. Through their St. Joseph of Arimathea Society, they have helped lay hundreds of men and women to rest with dignity.
Rachel retweeted
Every kid alive in the late 90's has the same answer I suspect teapawt.net/Abert_Squirrel/status/…
My husband and I have flown together A LOT over the last 10 years and we have NEVER been split up on a flight and we rarely, if ever, pay extra to pick our seats. I just don’t understand how this seems to be happening all the time now.
Rachel retweeted
It's hard to think of a service that's declined as much as Airbnb. To stay in someone's apartment, there's a good chance the bill will rival a Four Seasons resort and it probably comes with an extensive chore chart. There's almost zero reason not to stay in a hotel at this point.
THIS!!!
Don’t let the old timers intimidate you!! Just get out there and try. It really is fun to just race yourself!!
A 40 or 45 minute first 5K is not some embarrassing beginner result.
I swear running social media has made people completely lose track of what starting from zero actually looks like.
You get somebody who's been running for 10 years saying “30 minutes is slow, that's basically my easy pace.”
Okay... good for you 😂
Meanwhile another person has spent months trying to go from 41 minutes to finally seeing 29:59.
Rachel retweeted
HERE WE GO.
BREAKING: The Supreme Court agrees to review the Reconstruction-era ban on distilling spirits in private homes. apnews.com/article/supreme-c…
THIS.
AI has its purposes and I won't hear anyone tell me different.
One startup is trapping mosquitoes by mimicking human biological signals and using AI to surveil them—all without chemicals. And it works both outside and inside.
Mosquito-borne diseases are serious public health concerns, and AI is powering new technology to reduce the harms they cause.
@TechCrunch @kateparknews
The leaves matches my pants on today’s run!! Fall is pretty enough but golly I hate these temperatures.
Accurate.
Replying to @JoshuaBarzon
Missouri is the state of contradictions and ambiguity.
Borders the most states, yet is the most forgotten.
Not quite south, not quite midwest. Fought itself in the Civil War (practically twice with Bleeding Kansas). Bought from France, once ruled by Spain, population is overwhelmingly German heritage.
Really high immigration... from Bosnia...
Not quite Bible Belt. Still very religious.
In the center of the country, somehow has the most dangerous fault line.
Both is major cities are on the borders sprawling into other states. They hate each other btw. Somehow both have Federal Reserve Banks.
Small population, disproportionately good baseball and football teams, historically and recently respectively.
Considered a, overgrown fly over state by most of the country, but Mormons think it is the prophetical Garden of Eden and Zion of Revelation.
The list goes on...































