He/Him
He's an inaccurate passer.
At the NFL level, he's not an exceptional athlete like Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson.
He seems to make really questionable decisions with the ball under pressure.
And he doesn't seem particularly well loved, though maybe he is?
He's an inaccurate passer.
At the NFL level, he's not an exceptional athlete like Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson.
He seems to make really questionable decisions with the ball under pressure.
And he doesn't seem particularly well loved, though maybe he is?
There is no "saving democracy" - it's already lost. And there's literally only been one way, throughout history, this ends.
There is no "saving democracy" - it's already lost. And there's literally only been one way, throughout history, this ends.
#ConformityGate is some wild shit.
I honestly hoped it was true, mostly because the speculation and theories were far better than the reality of the ending. It's wild that so many clues, aka holes, exist in a show this massive.
#ConformityGate is some wild shit.
I honestly hoped it was true, mostly because the speculation and theories were far better than the reality of the ending. It's wild that so many clues, aka holes, exist in a show this massive.
But I don't believe the Duffer Bros are that clever.
But I don't believe the Duffer Bros are that clever.
The President isn't allowed to do things like start wars without Congressional approval, but when he does them anyway those actions become crimes, and the Judicial branch, appointed by the president, determined he cannot commit crimes while in office.
The President isn't allowed to do things like start wars without Congressional approval, but when he does them anyway those actions become crimes, and the Judicial branch, appointed by the president, determined he cannot commit crimes while in office.
Nobody learned anything and things never change.
Nobody learned anything and things never change.
Your WRs.
Your route concepts.
Your OC.
He plays the game like a bitch, imo. Always has.
Your WRs.
Your route concepts.
Your OC.
He plays the game like a bitch, imo. Always has.
Most Likely Scenario: I'll be watching the Steelers fire coordinators in two weeks after getting smoked by the Texans.
Worst Case Scenario: They somehow rock right their way to the divisional round and nothing ends.
Most Likely Scenario: I'll be watching the Steelers fire coordinators in two weeks after getting smoked by the Texans.
Worst Case Scenario: They somehow rock right their way to the divisional round and nothing ends.
Having a tie-in play that shows in only London and NY that gives critical backstory but then realizing that might confuse the bulk of your audience.
Having a tie-in play that shows in only London and NY that gives critical backstory but then realizing that might confuse the bulk of your audience.
Is there any real, meaningful difference between:
A. Losing to the Ravens and missing the playoffs.
or
B. Beating the Ravens and then getting trounced by the Bills, Chargers, or Texans in the first round?
Is there any real, meaningful difference between:
A. Losing to the Ravens and missing the playoffs.
or
B. Beating the Ravens and then getting trounced by the Bills, Chargers, or Texans in the first round?
Also, the Wood Man is my favorite.
Also, the Wood Man is my favorite.
To Walk on Worlds was awesome. So far, the first story in Weeping Eye: awesome.
Great, modern sword & sorcery is out there.
To Walk on Worlds was awesome. So far, the first story in Weeping Eye: awesome.
Great, modern sword & sorcery is out there.
Now that's a Christmas movie.
From 'The Lion in Winter' (1968).
With the brilliant Katharine Hepburn and Peter O'Toole
Xmas is a great time of year
Xmas is a great time of year
He hasn't even made your own lives better, but demonstrably worse.
Where is the line?
He hasn't even made your own lives better, but demonstrably worse.
Where is the line?
I HATE "How do you want to do this?" in D&D. It takes me out of the game to hear it, as a player I feel put on the spot to come up with something narratively interesting, and as a DM it interrupts my own flow to have to think about it.
It's a device contrived for actual plays.
I HATE "How do you want to do this?" in D&D. It takes me out of the game to hear it, as a player I feel put on the spot to come up with something narratively interesting, and as a DM it interrupts my own flow to have to think about it.
It's a device contrived for actual plays.
7. When Harry Met Sally
6. The American President
5. This Is Spinal Tap
4. Stand By Me
3. A Few Good Men
2. Misery
1. The Princess Bride
7. When Harry Met Sally
6. The American President
5. This Is Spinal Tap
4. Stand By Me
3. A Few Good Men
2. Misery
1. The Princess Bride