<p>sheesh folks–I’m talking about Designated Hitter. Not.</p>
<p>I love my DHusband!</p>
<p>Oh, thank goodness! I’m glad you clarified!!</p>
<p>Okay, glad we have this straight–I’m appalled I set myself up for that misreading.</p>
<p>So, folks, designated hitter or not???</p>
<p>Depp over Bloom </p>
<p>Some like it Hot, some like it Cold ? AC only if the house hits 80+ - unless designated hitter(LOL!) is home.
Heat up high in the winter? Yes, ditto. </p>
<p>Beach </p>
<p>city (suburbs to live)</p>
<p>biscuits</p>
<p>designated hitter - No. Garland, and here I thought you were referring to those on the forum who use the term DH, or dear husband, and those who think it’s too corny!</p>
<p>Interesting, roshke, because I do think it’s too corny :), which is why it didn’t occur to me it would be read as such.</p>
<p>Owlice: Actually, where I am staying, (mom’s home-childhood home) all of the the TP dispensers are vertical. House was purchased in 1961, from an architect in the F.L.Wright mode of design. </p>
<p>My house with W, the options are folded, over/under, and washett. </p>
<p>We like “choices.”</p>
<p>I love this thread, lol ;)</p>
<p>1)Over. please.
2)Roll tube from bottom
3)no
4)dark
5)don’t drink milk
6) red wine
then I lost track. Since my daughter’s gone away to school, America’s Next Top Model is not on all of the time. Orlando Bloom, DH (reluctantly!), real tree, all colors of lights, angel (handmade from my sister), no tinsel (cats)</p>
<p>Ribs:</p>
<p>Wet or Dry Rub?</p>
<p>umm. Excuse my utter ignorance, but what is a designated hitter? Is this baseball terminology???</p>
<p>And the Orlando Bloom/Johnny Dep one seems kind of arbitrary. Unless you’re going for a fair/dark kind of thing. Then maybe it should be Owen Wilson or his brother, forgot his name, the dark haired one.</p>
<p>Designated hitter is used in the American League, but not the National League. It means one fielder (normally the pitcher) does not hit, and one hitter (the DH) hits and does not field.</p>
<p>It is an exception to the concept that everyone in baseball plays both offense and defense (and an abomination, but that’s just my opinion…)</p>
<p>left-handed or right-handed? (Owlice, does that suit your refined directions, oops guess not, possible to be ambidextrous 
)</p>
<p>Flossing is the issue that divides this nation. If you don’t floss, you have only cleaned the front and back of your teeth with brushing. You’ve left the sides to fend for themselves. </p>
<p>Regular flossing or dental irresponsibility - it’s the line in the sand for many Americans.</p>
<p>Floss like a maniac, use mouth wash religiously, and also one of those little metal picks!</p>
<p>What flavor of toothpaste? I like cinnamon.</p>
<p>I don’t use metal picks - what is that about?</p>
<p>(peppermint)</p>
<p>Left-handed!!! (lefties unite!)</p>
<p>I don’t usually fall for this kind of thing, but I like that vanilla toothpaste that was on The Apprentice. I’m still using it, with my right hand.</p>
<p>Bela, I picked Orlando Bloom & Johnny Depp to choose between because they’re the stars of Pirates of the Caribbean, of course. ;-)</p>
<p>I like the Designated Hitter. Makes for more offense, keeps the other team from beaning your pitcher.</p>
<p>Which Manning brother: Peyton, or Eli?</p>
<p>Ohhhh, I get it. Then definitely Johnny Depp! Although maybe it should be Keith Richards or… someone, help me here.</p>
<p>Eli!!!</p>
<p>(Re DH: pitchers who know they might get beaned pitch a little more carefully. for counter examples, see under heading “Roger Clemens.”)</p>