“Driving a car is already super dangerous, what’s the difference if the roads are covered in ice? Get a grip.”

Yes.

Yeah and guess how well Leicester City did in the Champs League next year.

Guaranteed if it was piloted by AI it would be x1000 better than this two union employee operational set up.

Nothing ramps up fan enjoyment like an already extremely hazardous working environment being even more dangerous for the players to slightly increase our aesthetic pleasure!

As I live approximately in the centre of the continent (East/West wise anways), I agree that for pure extreme weather entertainment value, there should be more hurricanes. Family who live next to the Atlantic Ocean be damned. Shoulda thought of that when you were born there idiots.

To clarify, we still spell stuff the proper way, as in my original post. We just don’t generally say them any differently than Americans (regional accents notwithstanding), or things like “blimey”.

Calling the Yankees a “very likeable crew”, immediately disqualifies your opinion.

No idea.  I’m Canadian.

No wonder most of their lineup has missed most of the season.

I originally read “Bum Quad” as “Bum Squad”

I like the of flavour of your humourous post about the black-and-white coloured flag. I appreciate how you’ve manoeuvred into the centre of the fibre of the issue. It obviously was crafted with labourious effort, and I recognise no reason you should apologise

I didn’t read the “a” before change at first, I was going to ask where I could see that.

Fair enough, I would agree that this one is at least reasonably harmless and the “fashion” is pretty low key. It’s not like running around in a bikini all day or something like that.

Yep, I’ve had exactly this for what seems like weeks now:

My old cat had this habit where even if he would start hacking while standing on hardwood, or tile, or some other easily cleanable surface, he would inevitably run to the nearest mat, or patch of carpet, or upholstered furniture to do the actual puking.  Lil’ bastid...

Be careful asking Karlsson to ratchet up the point production. He might forget he’s actually a defenseman again, like during... well, his whole career I guess.

Analytics was already doing this. A “superstar” in baseball is still only 10%-15% “better” than an average player, and the owners/GM’s/presidents figured out that 15% better isn’t worth 500% more money.

Sounds more like a strain of weed to me.