that you found out later and probably should have known. Even if it's embarrassing, go ahead and admit it.

I had no idea that San Antonio is the 7th most populated city in America. It has more people than Dallas and San Francisco.

I would have guest 30th or somewhere around there. Which begs the question. Since it is the 7th biggest city, why only one pro sports team in that town?

Here's the list of American cities by population. Houston is gonna pass Chicago in a few years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population

After reading years of Beardown posts, who would have guest that his dark secret is not knowing where San Antonio is ranked on the U.S. city population lissed?

The city size really doesn't matter as much as the metropolitan area. San Antonio is 25th on that scale for the US. Fake cities like Colombus show up pretty high on the list of cities, but it has no suburbs, so falls to 32nd. I guest it probably has a bit to do with how much money is in the area too, how close they are to existing teams, etc.

Hitler was right about the Jews

Campbell's Chicken Noodle soup is cooked after it is sealed in the can.

When I was a kid I got into an argument with my friend. I thought South Bend was in Wisconsin. Not Indiana. That's where I thought Notre Dame was located. He was right.

My ex-wife grew up in Wilmette and she used to think Dyche Stadium was Notre Dame.

Campbell's Chicken Noodle soup is cooked after it is sealed in the can.

I heard about a good little league coaches row the other night that educated me on a rule I thought I knew. I believed that if a runner was hit with a batted ball that the umpire declared it a dead ball with the runner out. I was told that the caveat to that rule is that if a defensive attempt is made on the play with the fielder missing the ball entirely that it neither the runner is out nor is it a dead ball.

I am still waiting for a game where the teams understand the infield fly rule. People are fooled on that one every single time. "WAIT WAIT WAIT, WHY IS THE BATTER OUT WHEN THE SECOND BASEMAN DROPPED THE BALL?"

That one is pretty easy although not known by all. The umpire calling it out usually confuses the infielder into dropping the ball, at least at young ages.

I had no idea the seasons occurred at different times (from a north america perspective) in Australia.

Summer: December to February
Autumn: March to May
Winter: June to August
Spring: September to November

This applies to more than just Australia...

No shit - should be obvious.

Hey I'm not the one who didn't know the southern hemisphere had Christmas in the summer.

I just realized that Walter White was Tim Whatley on Seinfeld.

On Seinfeld, Elaine dated Walter White and Saul Goodman.