FanGraphs Audio: Dayn Perry, Always in Rare Form
Episode 205
Dayn Perry, contributor to CBS Sports’ Eye on Baseball and author of two books (one of them serviceable), makes his weekly appearance on FanGraphs Audio.
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Carson Cistulli has published a book of aphorisms called Spirited Ejaculations of a New Enthusiast.
Stellar as always, boys.
Life expectancy in Liberia: 58 years
Source: http://www.indexmundi.com/liberia/life_expectancy_at_birth.html
Life expectancy in the US: 78 years
Source: http://www.indexmundi.com/united_states/life_expectancy_at_birth.html
Pedantic.
I am moderately certain that Machete Inflicted Life Expectancy changes (MILEs) in both of said countries are criminally underreported.
please consider doing some FMKs with dayn. while i feel like we’ve gotten to know dayn by listening to this podcast…do we really know him?
the answers to FMKs can often act as windows to one’s innate and subconscious decision making pro-cesses (british pronunciation). also, i suspect that his answers concerning founders/framers, b list actresses, family feud hosts, ball players, etc etc will be quite unpredictable and therefore amusing.
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Rare form, indeed.
Doesn’t always being in rare form at some point make it not rare any more?
PEDANTIC
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Is Liberia the place where that documentary ‘Logan’s Run’ was filmed?
The “Question Time” production on this episode was absolutely top notch.
Three or four grandparents still alive, eh. For as busy as you are over here at Fangraphs, I commend you for having a fairly precise – some would say, approximate – idea of who is still alive in your family.
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