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How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop?

I keep asking this stupid owl, but he keeps eating my damn tootsie pops after three f***ing licks!

 

seriously, who let those mother falcon dogs out?

 

Guess what?

 

Chicken butt.

 

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Where to Woody?

 

too many questions.. not enough answers (George Walter Bush)

 

Eww, dude. That does not sound good, in any possible way.

 

does constant mast3rbation and the lack of a sexual partner lead to you being used to your hand and nothing else satisfies you? my errrr... friend wants to know.

 

Serious question. It just popped in my head. In Football, if the offense does a toss to the running back and the defender catches the toss because he came in untouched, is that an interception??

 

My guess is it's a fumble recovery. My logic is a completed toss doesn't count as a reception for the qb or receiver.

And Omega Supreme, yes, yes it does.....my, errrr, friend told me.

And I can't speak for pizza, but fries w/ mayo > fries w/ ketchup.

Here's a serious one. What's the point of weigh stations for trucks on highways? I've had this discussion a few times w/ friends on roadtrips.

 

Because there are weight limits on commercial trucks.

 

-What the hell is a balk?

-Why does the catcher throw to first after dropping a pitch that strikes out a batter? What happens if the batter reaches 1st? Is it still a strikeout? What if the strikeout is the 3rd out?

 

That's always confused me.

If the catcher drops the strike or can't catch it, or if it's a wild pitch but the batter struck out swinging, the batter can still reach base, and the SO doesn't count. In that case he has to be tagged or the ball has to be thrown to first for an out. If it's the third out, it doesn't matter. He has no chance to reach base.

 

Doesnt it still count if its the 3rd out? Isn't that how Anaheim got screwed in the playoffs last year. Their catcher threw the ball to the mound instead of throwing to first to get the third out on a wild pitch.

 

It's semi-hard to define a balk, because there are a lot of reasons it might be called on a pitcher, but it pretty much boils down to the pitcher trying to deceive the runners in some way into thinking he's going to throw a pitch, but instead he throws the ball to a base in an attempt to tag out the runner.

Basically, if you step up to the rubber on the mound and begin your pitch, you have to actually pitch. Stopping your pitch in mid-pitch, or "faking" out the runner with a half pitch to try to throw him out is a balk, and the runners are awarded a free base.

 

DEEEZ NUTS!

 

Yes, even if it's for the third out, the batter still has to be tagged or thrown out if there's a dropped pitch.

I like mayonnaise on meatball subs at Subway.