God Hates Coocade

Good, episode 18
Joe Sprinz, a 37-year-old hunter, is not traveling in the shortage of improvement.
Today, August 3, in 1939, and Joe lives in Basball Diamond. He is the 16th year of that final work for the 23 year as a baseball professional.
At the end of it, you will appear in 2,222 matches. The 2,223 of those are the little league games, 21 of them are a large league sport. He will never be very different because when he was a big and wonderful one’s self-defense, he can not just strike that well. Therefore, Joe, is a small member of this Gog.
Is this a meaningless job? Not, not to us. Certainly not to him, is that right? You have made a living baseball playing; That is a dream. But if you asked our ancestors for this arrangement, they might be more than less annoyed.
We have spent another for 200,000 years as mornings. It has spent a few hundred offices of such industrialized industrial and lasting industry or for agricultural agriculture that agreed to remain difficult. But across the pre-90% of the Cosmic journey, we have nothing to do with power to clean up because of it.
Nearly one person in us, every meaningful work was in direct service for our continued progress. Think you’re trying to explain the life of Joe Sprinz to the past. He was not, a gathering, cooking, making clothes, or build a shelter. He does not even make any kind of religious structure that we love to receive God’s approval.
Instead, he catches a small ball and runs in the square. You do this all day. We all give us all food, clothing and shelter he needs to want to do this all day.
What to do with our Dawn forefathers did that? Their challenges were unpute and perfect. They spent almost every year of the 200,000 year in the sea that buryed our world and can change their country all over, and get up, and work on it to enjoy you.
Joe, standing just on the long side of this line, you find yourself in the new world where we can do all these things suddenly. Because of the treasures of technological advances, we can and stay in the sky, reset water and enjoy the world. And as we will see today, these things often take the invalid forms you can imagine.
On this day in 1939, Joe has an immoral work. His work is to hold baseball.
People who love people look looked like divers, but standing in this field himself. He hits his Mitt as his eyes follow one baseball number.
This baseball moves in the air about 145 miles per hour. When statistics from the University of California should believe it, that will be 40 miles per hour as soon as anyone has just been thrown into an hour burning faster than any Battled ball is faster than historic. It cannot say, this ball was not struck or thrown. Soon it is clear to Joe that it is a good access and will not be able to snatch it. Maybe that is a good thing. The ball is proud of itself to be bleachers. Fortunately, this part of the areas are empty.
“Jesus,” a workmate who doesn’t give up.
The players beat, thrown, catching the countless baseballs in their lives throughout their lives and never seen baseball plane like that. The coming comes and Joe is frightened. Suddenly, it makes a lot of sense that you are.
This new world, an unemployed land you can just take to adjust to it.



