If someone makes snake oil that violates the FDA standards, the big box store that stocked it usually isn’t held responsible for someone’s product. There’s not even “hey you should spend effort helping people validate their FDA requirements before putting that snake oil on your shelf”

I guess it’s a degree of separation. You can weight the odds, but can’t rig the whole game.

How is this Facebook’s fault?

They could also give some consideration to the fact that in most examples a PAT doesn’t matter to victory. Philly-Tampa finished 21-27 instead 21-28, did that cost a kicker a job?

Plus the viral marketing they can expect from people talking about already playing it - it’s basically giving review copies to the people who pay in for the bigger edition.

I would think that if you can’t enter the game late and catch up, then the game is poorly designed.

I’m more worried about the ability to pay money for gameplay boosts.

The NFL wants this.

Wanted to make the same joke, guess you beat me to it.

but it’s COMICS.

I don’t think it completely fell flat as a scene, but it seems you could drop it because it’s probably unnecessary.

But the conflict is *so much of* a street urchin while still having the stories about his father. I don’t think you can reconcile both.

No wonder NFN Watto didn’t want to deal in Republic credits!

Lando recording his memoir would have been a good framing device.

Don’t wait. It’s a worthy addition to your library, not some after-thought.

I do agree about the importance of the discussion of Han and Lando’s parents (item 29), but I still can’t reconcile it with “only name they ever gave me”.

Carry on with making Superman movies. They’ve been doing that since well before Snyder came along.

I just don’t see the problem recasting Superman and carrying on.

The trouble with the naming sequence, for me, is that it’s tougher to believe on second viewing knowing about the “my dad built these ships” scene.

One snake and suddenly Deadspin’s not so pro-Union after all.