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  1. josh

    Overanalysis is a dish best served well-done. I mean, maybe, unless you have a lot of confidence in your skills and think you can hit that happy medium between medium-well and well-done. You also should think about factors such as dinner guest tastes. They may like a little bit of rawness in there, and it may not hurt to marinade as well to achieve full effect. Plus certain marinades can enhance slightly pink meat more than well done meat, since the juice is retained better, so actually how about “medium, with marinade”?

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  2. mb21

    @ josh:
    I’m one of those people who couldn’t care less what the guests like. I’m confident enough that 1) I’m going to like it and 2) most of them will too. My mom used to fret over large dinners.

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  3. mb21

    @ Rice Cube:
    Mccarver is a dumbass but earlier today he was on as a guest with the red sox announcers and I liked the guy. It was the first time I’d seen that side of him and it was refreshing. As an announcer he’s just horrible though.

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  4. Aisle424

    mb21 wrote:

    Yeah that’s ignorance. McCarver clearly didn’t know it was a charity.

    Well, they were discussing charities that would take the hair and then Buck suggested Locks of Love, and that’s where McCarver clearly didn’t know what was what. I think he couldn’t conceive of a charity that would need/want human hair. So on one hand, it’s silly because he wasn’t knowingly mocking Locks of Love or cancer patients, but on the other hand, they WERE clearly discussing charities and even if he didn’t know what it was or why they would want human hair, a rational, sane person would probably not mock it on television for fear of being mistaken for an inhuman monster.

    He’s a dope, but not an intentional, mean-spirited dope.

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  5. Suburban kid

    Aisle424 wrote:

    a rational, sane person would probably not mock it on television for fear of being mistaken for an inhuman monster.

    He’s a dope,an irrational, insane dope.

    I think you’re going too easy on him.

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  6. Suburban kid

    @ mb21:
    I don’t hate McCarver as much as some do because he is the less irritating one between him and Buck. I also saw him interviewed on one of those ESPN shows and he seemed likeable. Plus I remember him as a player fought alongside him in the Civil War.

    He does say some awfully obvious shit during games though.

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  7. mb21

    Suburban kid wrote:

    I also saw him interviewed on one of those ESPN shows and he seemed likeable.

    He very much seemed this way yesterday when he was on as a guest with the Red Sox announcers. I agree that McCarver is easily the least annoying of him and Buck.

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  8. Suburban kid

    Vanessa Huxtable —————————-> back in prime time
    SK ————————————–> bored off his ass

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  9. BubbaBiscuit

    @ Rice Cube:
    Guy who tossed him without seeing anything, as it was completely behind his back, is calling balls and strikes for him today. Which I guess makes it a push, since it was Joe “I made umpires look like shit before it was cool.” West calling them yesterday.

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