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Yup.

I'll grant that PA's pot stirring doesn't ring with truth this morning, but don't you ever tell him to walk away. He was denouncing the Sabres brass while you were still in swaddling clothes.

Nice! Let us know how it goes.

Ennis with Giroux and Seguin should be fun to watch.

HE WILL BE FINE :lol: I totally forgot that the NFL draft was a thing. I didn't watch any condensed QB games on youtube because we don't have a 1st, and I forgot entirely because Eichel.

How can Liger expand that which is already infinite? Millennial power.

I guess Physics will have to resort to a different booty call.

Classic Dwight Drane say nothing with a lot of words post? Jolly Jewish men are even more comforting than unicorns and rainbows.

You're trying too hard. Or as Teds would say, just enough.

Well, I lost.

Definitely, but in some scenes they're still almost straight up copying the books. Tyrion's murder of his lover and father for instance, had no reason to happen in the show. Without the Tysha reveal, there's no emotional backing or real reason for Tyrion to climb the tower. So I'm still going to pick apart the differences this season whilst they still exist. The show is at its best when non POV characters have big scenes. Tywin/Arya Tywin/Pycelle Tywin/Oberyn Oberyn/Varys Varys/Littlefinger Littlefinger/Roose Sandor/Bronn All awesome. I really liked Arya's introduction to the house of black and white. When she waits outside praying in the rain, and then the Jaqen reveal. Everything that happens in the house of black and white since then has been very boring. Several long quiet scenes with ordinary cinematography as Arya wanders around this weird place. Yawn. Jaqen had a very Syrio-esque line in this episode when he referred to the god of death. I wonder if they're the same person in the show (NFW in the books).

The scenes with Varys and Tyrion this week were weak. It really ruins the mythos of Varys to have him just sitting around losing track of Tyrion. This is supposed to be one of the most dangerous string pullers in Westeros who used to be a thief prince, and he can't even keep track of one stubby legged drunk dwarf? The scene where Jon snicked Janos was cool, but lacked the feeling the book had. In the book, Janos was a joke, but he had power. That was where the hatred came from. In the show he was always a joke a la Mace Tyrell. It just didn't have the same impact. "Edd, fetch me a block." > "Olly, get me my sword." My favorite scene was Littlefinger and the Roose chatting. The nod was great

Not at all surprising to hear that he got better as the year went on. He's a very similar player to Zemgus, but always had a higher ceiling (according to scouts). Glad to hear he's coming along.

My sister finally got pads and played as a sub for our adult league team. She played just fine, almost scored a couple of times and notched an assist. She would've had two assists if I scored when she set me up. 3/4 of us on the ice at once, not bad.

NFW innit? [normal post stuf], IMO; IMPO; IMHO; and in specific occasions: IMHPHOIPtYSdOKotIRotB (In My Honest Personal Humble Opion I Present to You Sir d4rksabre, Oh King of the Internet, Ruler of the Bored)

I was gonna ask about Bo. Was he the Zemgus Girgensons of that draft? Is he even better?

The crazy juice in Halak's head thrives under pressure. I've seen him play some out of this world games in the playoffs. I specifically remember his run with the Canadiens a few years back.

What's worse is that PA didn't give the stats for elimination games, he gave the stats for the elimination games Miller lost.

Or falling into the rabbit hole of the books and losing the next 6 months of your free time.

It's at least nice for their fans, who have been in hockey hell for the past 10 years or so.

Good stuff, boys.

A man after mine own heart. If you ever wanna Breaking Bad nerd with me, meet me in this thread http://forums.sabrespace.com/topic/22030-breaking-bad-spoiler-alert/ I'm watching Boardwalk Empire and Archer these days. But, y'know, mostly the playoffs.

I view him as a high quality role-player moving forward. If he can continue the clip he was on at the end of the season, awesome. A top 6 center/winger would be ideal. But I think it's much more likely that he just found a rhythm by the end of this season and was in a good spot to produce all those points. See: Foligno, Marcus and Gragnani, Marc-Andre.

Hahaha. The only drummer in the world worse than Ringo.

I see he's big, does he play a heavy game? Or is he more of a Vanek-type big.