Andrew Amerk

Cherry was describing beef on wecks but had no idea what he was talking about.

2 in a row is a dynasty by today’s standards.

Dang, didn’t realize Denis Tsygurov was gone.

Handwriting analyst.

This is funny.

RIP Rene 😢

Tage with the winner

Wrong. TO is the best. Buffalo gave him the keys to the city.

Pierre is a waste of our oxygen supply.

I would’ve went, but only saw this now.

The Habs might be a bigger threat to Vegas than some of y’all realized. Interesting

The guy had 6 penalties in 56 games this season. Your typical dirty player. Get the pitchforks.

This is the guy I wanted for HC a couple years ago. Didn’t seem to be much board support back then for it. Not shocked that people are even further soured on the idea now.

The term that you are looking for, is “Demolition Derby.”

This is great.

Is it too early for me to laugh at the Laffs?

TBL makes it 2-1 with 7 mins left. That could be the game.

Organic creatures need a planetary surface environment on which life could emerge and evolve. But if post-humans make the transition to fully inorganic intelligence, they won’t need an atmosphere. They may even prefer zero-gravity, especially for constructing massive artifacts. It’s in deep space that non-biological brains may develop powers that humans can’t even imagine. There are chemical and metabolic limits to the size and processing power of organic brains. Maybe we are close to these limits already. But no such limits apply to or constrain electronic computers (still less, perhaps, quantum computers). So, by any definition of “thinking,” the amount and intensity that can be achieved by organic human-type brains will be swamped by the cerebrations of AI. We are perhaps near the end of Darwinian evolution, but technological evolution of intelligent beings is only just beginning. It may happen fastest away from Earth—we wouldn’t expect (and certainly wouldn’t wish for) such rapid changes in humanity here on the Earth, though our survival may depend on ensuring the AI on Earth remains “benevolent.” It is entirely likely that whatever is visiting, is inorganic, and is a technology that evolved itself from organic beings.

I tried La Nova last time I was in Buffalo. It was okay, nothing special. I left confused as to why it was so hyped up.

That’s...odd...almost every single local place I get pizza from in Roch has cup and char...

And here I am, stuck with a dude named Ned Tolan for my yard guy.

I am very interested in this.

Your opening line exemplifies why the Sabres should work more towards a resolution, than a trade.

I used to love Carvel. And Baskin Robbins. Where did they go?