No, no. Draft kings know which fantasy legal team each plaintiff assembled, and are now using the optimal fantasy legal team to fuck over Fan Duel

Does each plaintiff get to pick a fantasy legal team?

I don't think there's ever a bad time to reach out to someone, but I can see how what you did for fathers day was particularly thoughtful. Very glad it was well-received!

Not morbid at all, if I don't write down stuff like that, I forget.

That’s your call, but there’s no wrong time to do it.

As I wrote elsewhere, my mom told me this. She's lived by this rule for a long time, and I try to follow her example.

- “It’s been likened to insider trading, but that’s not quite right.”

I’ve got to credit my mom with that advice.

I’m not a fan of open caskets, but though not very religious myself, I find funerals help. Don’t know why, I bawl my eyes out every time I lay eyes on the grieving family, but maybe there’s some catharsis. Or maybe there’s a God at work, or maybe it’s just the priest hits all the right notes. I don’t know what it is.…

Very nicely set out. I have my own checklist, which I try updating when I read things like the Year of Magical Thinking and Sheryl Sandberg’s posts after she lost her husband.

Ridiculous to compare FIFA to the mafia.

I’m not disagreeing with you, I’m just saying that most of this stuff is not actually valuable (or if it is, it feels wrong to make money off it) - and most museums won’t be interested. (anything unauthenticated they aren’t taking)

I agree with that; but the family-heirloom crap we’re talking about here aren’t the types of antiquities a prominent museum will want.

There’s another option on the Nazi relics. Like most things in my life, I figured it out by accident.

Maybe let’s he how he does behind an O-line first.

That blocking footage might come in handy when Jimmy Graham next goes to the arbitrator to argue he’s a WR, not a TE.

You know who figured out this organizational clusterfuck three years ago?

- “I tell you, that bacon jalapeño mac and cheese. It does things to a man.”

From WYTS, 2015:

A short history of Gooner fans, every season.