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Asking for serious purposes. Do any of you actually attend WNBA games and think these ladies are underpaid? I know their league loses money. Seems kind of an odd protest. Pay me more even though my league loses money.



Players are the reason the WNBA signed a $2B tv contract set to start in 2026. About to go from $57M/yr to $200M/yr
 
I bet that was one heckuva show.
RR was reason I started playing guitar..I wore Blizzard and Diary out and was consumed with Ozzy and BS. Even got a guitar music book, not tab, that had like 4 BS albums and bought another book to be able to transcribe the keys and note by note. Never will forget how tedious that was.
 
Ha! this guy was as well..

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I wasn't allowed to go to concerts til I was 15

My 2 concert was Ozzy " Diary of a Madman". March 6, 1982.
It was at the Birmingham Alabama Boutwell auditorium.
I was walking up the steps to the spot light box to sit with a friend.
Randy started playing "Dee". I stopped in my tracks and thought classical!?!? I sat down on the steps MESMERIZED.
Then BAM!!!! Straight; not "Suicide Solution"....I was in love.
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The vast majority of Olympians have day jobs.

Making a living as a professional athlete is a rarity even amongst professional athletes.
I don't think you're correct here. Maybe in other countries, but in the USA, almost all the Olympians are professional athletes as their day jobs. You can't compete in all the national and international competitions all year long AND train at that level every day while working 40 hours a week.

There's even a whole tier of athletes who aren't quite Olympian caliber who are professional athletes.

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure Olympians are almost entirely professional athletes.
 
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I just saw an article by Josh Greer on si, touting that our defense is poised to dominate again. It stated that despite losing first round draft pick James Pearce, we reloaded with Bryson Eason, Jaxon Joiner, and Joshua James. Also stated that Jourdan Thomas returns at nickelback, and five star recruit Boo Carter is expected to start opposite him.

Needless to say I’m pumped, because this guy CLEARLY knows his stuff! Go VOLS

Edit* forgot to mention ALL SEC standout Elijah Herring!
 
Ha! this guy was as well..

· June 17 ·

I wasn't allowed to go to concerts til I was 15

My 2 concert was Ozzy " Diary of a Madman". March 6, 1982.
It was at the Birmingham Alabama Boutwell auditorium.
I was walking up the steps to the spot light box to sit with a friend.
Randy started playing "Dee". I stopped in my tracks and thought classical!?!? I sat down on the steps MESMERIZED.
Then BAM!!!! Straight; not "Suicide Solution"....I was in love.
❤️
❤️
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I missed two Dead shows, because of this 'age thing'. Deer Park and RFK.

I did get to see Dark Star Orchestra later in my 30's, so i'll take the Mulligan.

Never did get to see Hot Rize at Targhee or Rockygrass in Telluride.

Have seen Panic (waay more than I ever care too, good and bad), and Blues Traveller. Ill count those toward the Dead shows.
 
I don't think you're correct here. Maybe in other countries, but in the USA, almost all the Olympians are professional athletes as their day jobs. You can't compete in all the national and international competitions all year long AND train at that level every day while working 40 hours a week.

There's even a whole tier of athletes who aren't quite Olympian caliber who are professional athletes.

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure Olympians are almost entirely professional athletes.


This breaks it down pretty well.

I've read that a lot of niche Olympic sports, especially women's winter sports, are generally less about talent (although still important to a degree) and more about money/access to top coaches/practice facilities. Like women's downhill skiing. If you're rich enough and have a daughter who wants to become an Olympian in that, she would have a pretty good shot simply because the pool of potential participants who can train for it year-round is actually fairly tiny.
 
I missed two Dead shows, because of this 'age thing'. Deer Park and RFK.

I did get to see Dark Star Orchestra later in my 30's, so i'll take the Mulligan.

Never did get to see Hot Rize at Targhee or Rockygrass in Telluride.

Have seen Panic (waay more than I ever care too, good and bad), and Blues Traveller. Ill count those toward the Dead shows.
I would have loved to have seen Blues Traveler.
 
was a great show. I wish I remembered it better. Same for Panic & Violent Femmes at World's Fair. That was over two decades ago. I think closer to 30.

Lenny Kravitz was the one who kicked most ass out of all those cats.
I saw Lenny live once and he was fantastic. He had so many great songs. His newest album is worth listening to. I was surprised. I didn't expect it to be any good.
 
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