Hey schwarze, do you know if there's a statute of limitations on actuarial exams? I have a few under my belt from back in the 90's but gave up the path.

slainte, I probably should know that answer, but I haven't taken an Actuarial Exam in years.  Over the course of my exam-taking years, they changed the structure so many times, I couldn't even keep track back then.  If you have just a few exams, they are all probably math related and those usually don't change that much.  Without really knowing for sure, my bet would be that you would get some kind of credit for those you passed.  You may be able to find more information on www.soa.org

Danny Cater

Hope he's leading cheers for your team like it's 1969.

Poor Roy Face, multi-time all-star, being called obscure.

Help me Jerry Lynch; there is no Obi-Won Kenobi, at least not in 1966. (Too bad I can't have your 1961, what a tightly wound baseball year that must have been.)

Steve Huntz

Speaking of funny names...I'll go with Pumpsie Green.

bigmc selects Johnny Briggs

El Tappe

Steve Braun

john knox

Posted by alleyviper on 11/3/2015 3:30:00 PM (view original):
Poor Roy Face, multi-time all-star, being called obscure.

And still holds the single season record for winning % (18-1, .947%, all in relief in 1959.)

I started out trying to track everyone's teams but soon gave it up to concentrate on building a legal roster of my own.

BTW, as a 43 year old there are a LOT of players that have been taken from the 60s and early 70s that I've never heard of, and more that, though I knew the name, couldn't say anything about them. Excellent theme choice, schwarze.