"Asking to not be forced"

The Leafs have offered the salmon a one-way contract, and it's expected to start in goal this Saturday.

As a treatment for something like PTSD I can definitely see tremendous upside. Maybe the only way to deal with events "so painful or traumatic that they become become debilitating" is to strike them from the brain's record.

That's an interesting question. I would worry that it wouldn't change who you are, but it would leave you unable to understand why you are the way you are. Does that make sense?

Is there still a way to set up filters on a gawker RSS feed? It used to work, but now I can't seem to figure it out. These don't work:

What I see is someone who lost their temper after a torrent of gender-based insults hurled her way for having the temerity to express an opinion.

"And yet many of the people hating on her are doing so because she works in the industry yet doesn't enjoy playing games."

If this is wrong, please correct, but isn't the general timeline here:

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Lots of people don't like the trophies I guess. I'd gladly take twice as many trophies, and scrap the challenge maps altogether.

I like this a lot. Lateral thinking, *and* it appeals to my sense of order.

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My head: "Hey, why is there blood? What about cauterizing?"

I learned a new thing. Thanks!

I love Armageddon unabashedly. The Criterion collection website has a great essay about this flick written by Jeanine Basinger.

Thanks for posting that link. I love the "Precision Fuck-Strike!"

I remember how this story ends.

The Lori thing was a strange call, for sure. That felt like a lazy way to put her in jeopardy. I think sometimes the writers of this show try to include all the characters, even when they don't have a ton to do. On the one hand, sometimes that means a bit of repetition in the dialogue department. Other times, it…

Nah, my other favorite hobby is watching things I don't like on TV, and then shit-talking them on the Internet the next day. Yours too, I see. Besties?

Well bowled, sir.