I rewatch the show once a year in some strange ritual of re-centering myself. The principles and topics discussed and grappled with in the show apply to all walks of life and help me personally find understanding in how I feel and what I need to prioritize to be at some sort of peace. It’s quite beautiful.

I was blown away by how much I enjoyed this series. I only started watching it a few years ago and the best part about it honestly is the fight choreography and interesting uses of the bending. That said, the ONLY thing I don’t like about the series ties into the main reason I love it so much - the climatic battles…

What’s the point of this? Since he has no inside information that you or I couldnt get with a little time and the resources and he isnt working for DK with no access to ownership, I dont understand why we think this is even remotely shady.

This is a non-story. Lots of people get paid to write DFS articles or get sponsored by DFS websites -- I’m one of them. But I have no insider information on pricing or ownership, and neither does this guy or anyone else in his position. The honest headline for this article should be DFS Expert Wins At DFS. But I can…

It is exactly a stretch.

If you are aware of lineup data before you pick your team, you have advance knowledge of which players will give you a higher relative advantage should they score.

What I guess I meant was, the tone of this article was similar to the “who is funding the Gawker lawsuit” and it just sounded like you have some suspicions of strange dealings. I think Simmons is a wiener, personally, but he puts good content together and I don't personally care how it's getting funded

Shift Up > Shift Up > Shift Down > Shift Down > Steer Left > Steer Right > Steer Left > Steer Right > Brake > Accelerate > Start Engine

I stopped reading the first book when they left the school. Every one was so unlikeable that I couldn’t force myself to keep reading. I wonder if the show tones down the general jerkiness and assholery of the main characters.

I was recommended the Magicians by a friend and I didn't think much of it really. I found the characters a bit too knowing and smug and the angsty nature of the central character took away from what could have been an interesting world.