Yay! It’s my hometown team! Yes, it’s the absolute lowest levels of American soccer, but FC Wichita are surprisingly good (won the league and invited to the US Open Cup in their first season) and they’re a heck of a lot of fun to watch.

That’s one possibility, but not necessarily what I’m saying. The show typically films for about 4 1/2 months. If they’re only doing 70% of the episodes next season, they should only need about 70% of the filming time - or, about 3 months.

They’re splitting the final season because it allows them to keep the show on for two years (and keep those subscriptions coming) without having to pay the salary increases that would come by having two separate seasons. That’s where the cost savings come sfrom.

This doesn’t say anything about the season airing later, just filming later. With (apparently) only seven episodes next season, they can start filming a little later and still make an April deadline.

My first comment was written on my phone, where citing is hard.

That 94 million mile number is misleading since it includes motorcycle accidents and motorcyclists are about 25 time more likely to die than passenger car passengers.

If it has the speed of a Roomba and the topside power button, it won’t be too hard to stop.

So he’s just shortening the standard Chaturanga-Upward Dog-Downward Dog progression? Why not just do the whole thing?

Sounds like this is going to fall in my usual Lego bucket: a game I can pick up in three months for $30 instead of $60. Frankly, that’s the way most Lego games end up for me. This just seems more in that vein than normal.

The key to not becoming insufferable fans is to understand that everybody will hate you, you will no longer be the underdog ever, and people will constantly look for ways to bring you down.

Woke up to this this morning. For those without the calculator, 105 with 38% humidity is a 119 Heat Index. 103 at 44% humidity is 120.

I hate to break it to you, but this

Right, but, at least in my area, if you’ve gotten to the interview stage it means that I’ve already weeded out the 50-60 applicants who weren’t qualified (or were less qualified). Now I’m looking for the best fit, and part of determining that fit is figuring out how your experience will apply to my organization.

This is where we’re sitting right now. We’re in the market for a new television and I can get a pretty nice, 50" Samsung for under $400 whereas a similarly sized 4k television is going to run $700+. Given that we don’t sit close enough to notice the difference, none of our media sources have 4k output, and our cable…

What narrative role do they serve except as introductions to and instruments of Lady Stoneheart’s vengeance?

Keep your eye out for sales. I picked up my set at Gamestop a few weeks back for $50 (for the PS3 version) and got several of the level packs for 40% off.

I’m a little worried about the new “Story Pack,” since it looks like it will be expensive and I’m not sure it will provide a ton of gameplay value if it’s just covering the one movie (I thought the Ghostbusters level pack had similar issues).

I want to see her go after stage three so bad, though. I think she would crush the upper body tasks.

Not a tabletop RPG, but close enough, I’d say.

Beyond others’ pleas of “Don’t,” I’d add a rule #6: Don’t co-sign for somebody. If they need a co-signer, it’s because the bank doesn’t trust them to pay the loan. The bank has a lot more information than you do. If they don’t trust them, why should you?