Random Eagles notes: Bryce Huff trade perhaps signals some confidence in Azeez Ojulari - PhillyVoice
Also, a look at what's next in the Eagles offseason program.
How many couples swap wives?
Yes our first time was with an older couple we met had drinks we found we enjoyed similar things so...
Shane Bieber Suffers Potential Setback In Elbow Rehab - MLB Trade Rumors
Guardians ace Shane Bieber hit a setback in his rehab and is no longer certain to be back later this...
What does it mean when a British person says "I can't be asked"?
There are very few circumstances in which somebody would say “I can’t be asked”. Probably you mishea...
My boss called me on a Saturday to let me know he that due to financial reasons, I was no longer needed effective immediatley. 3 days later, he sends me a text asking about work issues. How do I respond?
So sorry, I no longer work for you so can’t answer your questions because I am not employed by that...
Are you offended if Democrats call Republicans "weird"?
Yeah, saying that tampons need to be placed in men's bathrooms is kind of weird. Oh, wait, that was...
150-Million-Year-Old Stegosaurus Skull Rewrites Dinosaur Evolution - SciTechDaily
A rare stegosaurian skull discovery in Spain redefines dinosaur evolution and unveils a new group, N...
Is there anything you did that you regret? If so, what is it, and why?
Aged 17 i was going out with a blonde girl. She was 5′ 4″ with blue eyes, absolutely gorgeous & love...
Is there a band whose members have been present for every one of their concerts?
Rush, Led Zeppelin, Beatles, ELP, CCR, Asia, The Knack, Aerosmith, Van Halen, The James Gang, The Ja...
The heaviest proton emitter: New type of atomic nucleus discovered - Phys.org
For the first time in almost 30 years, the heaviest nucleus decaying via proton emission has been me...
Rents fall in most U.S. metros since 2023 as demand struggles to keep up with supply - Seeking Alpha
Asking rents fell Y/Y in May in a majority of major U.S. metro areas -- the most in two years -- as...
Oxford study finds 'extraordinary' tremors caused by tsunamis - BBC
A new Oxford study confirms the tremors felt across the globe were caused by tsunamis in Greenland.