I could understand that argument for Persona 3. But I would also argue that Persona 3's less refined gameplay aspects would bug people regardless of whether or not they played P4/5.

Kruk and Kuip are the sole reason I continue to watch the Giants despite a waning interest in baseball over. They are fantastic. Hearing them throughout the house, my family always had the game on, perfectly encapsulates summer to me.

Being absolutely serious, that dunk was better than anything in last year’s dunk contest.

T-Mac also benefitted from playing during one of the lesser periods of NBA play. The time between MJ and Lebron was relatively devoid of star talent. You have some truly great players, but not a lot, and nothing approaching the level of Lebron. The end result is someone like T-Mac, who would be a top 10-15 player…

No. Those are just attractions you attend once you’ve already decided to go to vegas. Nobody goes there specifically for the show. People go there because you can have a reasonably cheap vacation with a lot of options for entertainment.

I’m a year older than you, but I started seeing the occasional grays at like 25. Same with most of my friends.

Including a hyperlink to Shane’s experience with this product without making it clear that it’s simply an advertisement is some shady shit. It makes it appear as though Shane is an independent party that just happens to enjoy the product. However, Shane is part of your advertising group, and his post was a paid…

Including a hyperlink to Shane’s experience with this product without making it clear that it’s simply an…

What the fuck are talking about? Older expansions had some ridiculously long dungeons and raids. Cataclysm losing subs had nothing to do with the length of instances. The game just reached its peak and then aged out of it. No game is going to last forever and WoW is just in its incredibly slow decline.

The Spurs got cold because the Warriors played amazing defense after the first quarter. Nobody could find a seam to penetrate at all. Kawhi was stopped at every attempt. Danny Green ended up dribbling way more than he ever should. They just couldn’t get anything going. After the first it was almost all contested…

But Speights has that thing on his head. Stick a half melted brown m&m on West’s head and I’d agree with you.

The Warriors could die in a plane crash and Russ would still have 0% chance of winning a ring. The Thunder have no chance of getting past the Warriors, Spurs or Rockets.

At least Kyle Lowry is a great player that actually leads his team to greatness when he’s healthy. Kyrie is just an overrated highlight reel that fails to make his teammates better. I mean, what is the Cavs winning percentage when Lebron sits but Kyrie plays? It’s not a huge sample size, but it’s something like 10%.…

I had an existential crisis once watching basketball. I realized I was deeply invested in watching grown men try to stick a ball through a hoop. Suddenly, everything I cared about dissolved into abstract concepts, all ultimately meaningless. It shattered me to my core.

These were my thoughts watching the trailer too. Yeah, it’s pretty cringe-y. But who doesn’t have some cringe-inducing memories from those years? I think the most important thing for teens is just being passionate about *something*.

Yes, the top 4 in the Eastern Conference are interesting. Those playoff series are going to be entertaining and I wouldn’t be surprised to see any of them in the finals. If I had to bet between the Cavs or the field, I’m taking the field.

Fuck man, if you can’t comprehend why shooting 5-20, and 1-9 from 3 is a bad thing, I guess you must think Kobe is the GOAT.

I think this would be great. Pop is revered to the point that he can publicly insult Trump and STILL be loved in Texas. If Pop says Becky Hammons should be his successor, the fans will follow his lead. Plus, that organization is so well run, you know that whoever the head coach will have full support top to bottom.

I think the people more likely not to give her a fair shake are the older men who simply dislike seeing the game change around them. My guess is younger players would take it in stride, particularly if whoever she is has a long history of success as an assistant in the NBA.

Your post is dumb in two ways.

I’ve said it before...