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Albert and Bernard have both just met Cheryl. Cheryl tells them both that her birthday is one of ten possible dates: May 15 May 16 May 19 June 17 June 18 July 14 July 16 August 14 August 15 August 17 Cheryl then tells only Albert the month and only Bernard the day. Albert states that he knows that Bernard does not know the month. Bernard states that based on Albert's statement, he does now know the month. Albert states that based on Bernard's statement, he now knows the day. What is Cheryl's birthday? I did figure it out on my own, but you should've changed the names so we couldn't Google it.

QUOTE (Jake @ Apr 13, 2015 -> 03:00 PM) My guess is it has more to do with selective memory than anything else. The guy who was no good for us and then we get rid of is easily forgotten if he doesn't do anything else the rest of his career 100% this. There's no data to back up that everybody is good after they leave the Sox and I bet it's completely random. "How come so many former Sox position players do well when we get rid of them?" Because the Sox, like all teams, get rid of a lot of guys and some of them are bound to perform well. The very posing of the question after six games of numbers is absurd, not to mention citing Rios, who had a full year where his production turned sharply downwards before his hot week with the Royals. Chirs Getz is one guy who never did anything after the Sox jettisoned him. Joe Borchard. Scott Podsednik had a late career revival with the Sox before fading away for other teams. AJ Pierzynski has steadily declined. It's easy to come up with similar examples if you think about it for thirty seconds.

Robertson looks fantastic. One more for the bloated "Spring Training doesn't matter" file. Ballgame over. Sale beast. Ledge backed off of.

QUOTE (chw42 @ Apr 12, 2015 -> 04:02 PM) I haven't seen a lot of decent contact. It'd be one thing if he was hitting hard grounders and liners, but a lot of his outs are weak pop ups. I agree. He'll be back to normal sooner or later but he hasn't really hit much hard.

QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Apr 12, 2015 -> 03:58 PM) Robin thinks this lead is big enough for Putnam Nice, the rare quad post.

Boyer is throwing BP.

Crispy Bacon! Rest today, Robertaon.

QUOTE (BigHurt3515 @ Apr 12, 2015 -> 03:48 PM) I have a bad memory but I think so I think so too. Alexei! Thing of beauty.

Can anyone confirm if that was the team's first successful SB?

QUOTE (BigHurt3515 @ Apr 12, 2015 -> 03:42 PM) Why can't we let Emilio hit here? Don't want him in the DH slot. But Robin needs to play him.

QUOTE (SoxAce @ Apr 12, 2015 -> 03:38 PM) Duke has thrown alot of pitches. Considering that inning had five outs, not really.

Admirable job by Duke. Not committing a battery at this point also admirable.

That run is earned, which seems fair.

What. The. Hell.

EATON.

Jesus, Eaton.

QUOTE (BigHurt3515 @ Apr 12, 2015 -> 03:09 PM) Put in Jennings Like a boss.

Seems silly that none of the four players in the 2005 sausage-shaped mascot race are pitchers. GO AWAY SUZUKI.

This is how Chris Sale makes me feel.

Plouffe v. Sale = Hopeless

That was literally as close to being fair as possible. ARGH.

Avi jumps out of the way of the pitch LaRoche just got called out on.

Also that pitch was six inches outside.

LOL Nunez WTF. Nice to see Melky starting to hit. I'd like to see more than just singles but beggars can't be choosers.

Can't look much better than that comeback from 3-0.