Owned by Lloyd. We're talking about the simple draft here, not the complex one. this spreadsheet. You can have The Snowman or Baby Driver or Paddington 2 or Ferdinand or… uh… The Nut Job 2: Nutty By Nature…
Already owned by SG Standard. Only films with green boxes in the spreadsheet are still available.
Also I still need a new simple draft pick from @loki1001:disqus to replace the Friday the 13th movie that got pulled.
Hmm, I thought that might happen. I should probably go do an update of the draft right now. Lloyd it's up to you to pick a new flop for the simple draft. Nothing that comes out in the next two weeks. See what's still available here: https://docs.google.com/spr…
The student loan people finally contacted me and I now have a negative net worth so I guess I'd better find a job.
Earlier in the week I built the Lego Saturn V while drinking cider and watching 2001: A Space Odyssey so that was quite an experience. The Saturn V is just massive - I didn't appreciate how big it would be until I assembled it. Placed on the floor it comes up to my navel.
So it looks like in order to use the stupid fucking api you have to register an application with disqus and they have to deign to give you an encryption key. I hope all our mockery of Tony Hue won't make them look unkindly upon us.
I actually might be able to if I can figure out their stupid fucking api.
Oh yeah I never ended up buying the bundle so I'll take it!
Yeah he was saying a couple weeks ago that poverty is a state of mind, remember?
Still more qualified than Ben Carson.
I can't say I'd rather for Barron's sake that he be a hands-on dad…
Ayyy Kevin Kline won for Present Laughter! I've seen a Tony-winning performance and a Tony-winning set!
Oh good, so now it's only the weekly golf trips that will drain the Secret Service budget by the millions.
IT WON DURING A COMMERCIAL BREAK YAAAAAY
Anyone else watching the Tonys? I'm pulling for The Play that Goes Wrong to win Scenic Design.
Yeah I miss "Does Not Compute". Perhaps my very favorite series of theirs, though it only ever produced five proper episodes, is "Marvels of the Science".
I want Bryan Fuller to make a biopic in the style of Hannibal about Depp and Tim Burton's self-destructive bromance.
The Macy's I'm in is unironically playing a remix of Numa Numa. This is even weirder than when places play Never Gonna Give You Up.