The Sleep Time & Rise "n" Shine Thread For 4/15-16/10: Just Go Back Down 1 Thread

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The sleep time thread tonight is what was just left under in the last thread:
As almost every team in baseball wears Jackie Robinson's number today (because only 24 out of the 30 teams in baseball are playing thanks to Bud Selig & MLB screwing up the schedule instead of having all teams play), the Hall of Famer Brooklyn Dodger certainly deserves the continued accolades on this day that he will always hopefully receive.

May that praise on every April 15 throughout also include one Mr.Hooks as well.

To Tevin, see you on April 16 folks, Lord willing:

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