There are no Canadian NFL teams. I know Saskatchewan did that arm-link thing, but I’d be curious to see what the reaction here would be if a bunch of players knelt during the Canadian anthem during a hockey game.
There are no Canadian NFL teams. I know Saskatchewan did that arm-link thing, but I’d be curious to see what the reaction here would be if a bunch of players knelt during the Canadian anthem during a hockey game.
The drug lord, I assume. I’m not sure if it also sounding like “hat” in French was a coincidence or intentional from the start.
Was that the only copy? He had no backups of his in-progress work? Horrifying.
No comment on the story, really, but I had not heard of Shudder before now and want to state how pleased I am it is not called “Shuddr”.
Are they called “ball people” because they wanted a term that was gender neutral instead of “ball boy” or “ball girl”? Or was it that they did not want to be called a “boy” or a “girl” and wanted something that sounds more mature? Did “ball child”, “ball kid” and “ball youth” all sound stupid?
The coach deferred to the captain on who should take the shot? Isn’t deciding something like that the coach’s job? I can understand someone else being chosen if the coach picks someone and they decline, but if two people both want to take it that seems exactly the kind of thing the coach should be picking.
The losing players must kneel and kiss the ring of each player on the winning team, while stating out loud at each opponent that they are failures as baseball players. Failure to do this after the game is a 10 game suspension, but their pay is forfeited to the winning players.
Does Charlie still drink the pop and then just get away with it? That bit always bugged me in the movie.
Didn’t this entire house get destroyed in the second third X-Men movie? Does Deadpool take place in a different timeline (who can keep track anymore?) or did they just rebuild it exactly the same?
Kind of. I don’t really want the people stealing things to be killing people or robbing an orphanage or something like that, but they also don’t need to really be stealing from bad people. Just robbing a bank or a museum or something and I’m still into it.
Heists. If your movie or show is about an elaborate plan to steal something or someone (like out of jail or something) I’m on board.
I don’t think I understand this situation. In summary:
Oh, I read that and thought he was just disappointed in someone who wasn’t American winning, which didn’t seem that bad. National pride and what-not. But this seems much worse.
Brent Burns is going to win the Norris, and it will be a mistake.
The Isle of Dogs poster, due to Japanese word order, has the word Isle on top of the character for dog and the word dog on top of the character for Isle. This really bugs me.
I cam here expecting it to be the tile matching, but was pleasantly surprised. I love playing Mahjong and I’m happy it had you constructing a real hand.
This probably isn’t the point, but can you really call it teabagging if you’re playing as Karin? My understanding of where the term comes from means that she doesn’t really have a... teabag.
James is British, right? The comment about about hockey and players on the “field” threw me at first. I guess it’s like when I say football without putting “American”, “Canadian” or “Gridiron” in front of it.
BJ is probably the most abandoned nickname, right? I feel like a lot of people know kids who went by BJ when they were little, then at some point dropped it when they learned what BJ commonly refers to.
It’s easier to place a stone without disturbing other nearby stones like this, instead of using your thumb, since when you do it you kind of release it above and press it down onto the board from above.