JujuFish

Took a friend to the hospital today to get some fluid drained. I decided to bring my Tab S7+ for entertainment while in the waiting room. Except I left it on the roof of the car, where it stayed until I was driving down the road. After hearing a weird thud, I took a second to realize what had happened. Turned around, found the case and SPen in the middle of the road and the tablet flung off to the side, clearly run over. Dagnabbit. So infuriating.

Probably a good thing. The team, like many in professional sports, plays better with a chip on its shoulder. They will have a lot to prove this season. I do think the Jets have the potential to be truly fearsome if Rodgers regains his magic.

I'm not a fan of this either. I generally won't go see a movie in the theater if it's a part one. The only exceptions I can think of are Infinity War (which was originally going to be Infinity War, Part 1) and The Fellowship of the Ring. I'm eager to see the new Spiderverse movie, but I'll just wait until it hits streaming.

McDermott and Beane came in, cleared out some of our most physically gifted players (Watkins, Dareus, Gilmore), but replaced them with a complete culture change, an immediate winning season, and playoffs. And that's before Allen even arrived on the scene.

Moulds holds the NFL record for most receiving yards in a playoff game. The Bills were in the playoffs 3 of his first 4 years on the team.

He reportedly played the season with a nagging ankle injury. Let's hope the Gabe Davis we all want to see is able to materialize.

https://twitter.com/adamschefter/status/1668662249450352652

Pat Fletcher, the guy that won in '54, was born in England, so Taylor is the first Canadian-born player to win it since 1914.

I tuned in with a few minutes left in the first half through the end of the game. That was great to watch.

Cleveland. When I was growing up, my uncle lived near Cleveland and I used to visit him and his family every summer. He got me into the Guardians. The Bisons becoming affiliated with them only strengthened the bond. And, of course, given the championship success of the Guardians/Indians, it's only natural that I feel at home as a Sabres/Bills fan, heh.

If they're driving, I'd hope they're in the driver's seat.

In Canada, the current season of Yellowstone is on Paramount+, and Shoresy is on Crave. https://www.justwatch.com/ca/tv-show/yellowstone-2018 https://www.justwatch.com/ca/tv-show/shoresy

While we're on the tangent: I tried gummies a few years back. First time trying any THC. Nothing happened. Tried again, nothing. I guess my body thinks it's too cool for weed. It was from a MA dispensary, so I don't worry about being scammed or any thing. *shrug*

Game 1 – Tue., May 23 – Rochester at Hershey, 7:00 Game 2 – Thu., May 25 – Rochester at Hershey, 7:00 Game 3 – Sat., May 27 – Hershey at Rochester, 7:05 Game 4 – Mon., May 29 – Hershey at Rochester, 6:05 *Game 5 – Wed., May 31 – Rochester at Hershey, 7:00 *Game 6 – Fri., June 2 – Hershey at Rochester, 7:05 *Game 7 – Mon., June 5 – Rochester at Hershey, 7:00

Guardians of the Galaxy 3 was fun. Probably my favorite Marvel movie since Endgame (which, admittedly, isn't saying a ton).

That's not bad, but since the NFL insists on doing things like London games, I still think a neutral 17th game is better.

Definitely a decent schedule. Worst thing appears to be losing a home game to London against a dangerous Jags team who will already be acclimated since they also play there the week prior. At least it's a 9th home game. Tangentially, all 17th games should be at a neutral location, IMO.

Yes, I agree. Usage of dipping sauce for wings is for children, blue cheese included.

I'm leaning that way as well. And imagining the (admittedly incredibly unlikely) possibility of upsetting the Bruins doesn't help.

If I'm coming off as upset, then I'm just poor at communicating (which is probably news to no one).

Do you all find it easier or harder to watch the playoffs when the Sabres are so close to being an actual playoff team? Hot damn, I can't wait for next year.

And you don't see how this response is far better than a negative reaction? The reaction by itself means "that's wrong" (though how a suggestion can be wrong is beyond me). By replying, you're not only letting people know why you feel negatively toward the post, but you're also giving your subjective reasons for why other people might not want to take up the suggestion. It's beneficial to everyone.

Care to explain why you don't like the Star Trek: Lower Decks recommendation, rather than just reacting negatively to it?

Panthers and Oilers had the longest at 10 seasons, Devils and Hurricanes next at 9.

Nothing in the rulebook that says the shooter can't go backwards, only that the puck must continue toward the net.