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Well, my Jets' season is over so I'm already looking at offseason. For the draft I predict that, barring free agency or trades, the Jets will take safety Kyle Hamilton at 4 and linebacker Nakobe Dean at 10 so they can actually field a 4-3 defense instead of the 4-2-5 we had to play last year due to the lack of safeties and linebackers.

Zoomer Pats fans who've never known anything but success will need years of theory to cope with their new b!tch status. I, for one, am enjoying the hell out of it.

"We're all alone. *bites lip* In a hayloft. Opps! Who left a riding crop up here?"

Rare clip of Bethesda and Pirahna Bytes's race to be master the open world RPG:

Football but not NFL related, congrats Bulldogs.

Jets played the Bills close until the 4th quarter. We had something like 4 out of 5 starting offensive linemen out, and 2 backups were out as well. We couldn't reliably get a first down and our defense was on the field for almost 40 minutes. My guess for wins was way off, but to be fair I could've never guessed how many injuries we had all year let alone the lack of league covid policy changes to suit the situation. It will be fascinating to watch what the Pats do this offseason 'cause history isn't kind to teams that spend most of their capital in a single offseason in free agency (they overperform the first season and fall apart the second). I suspect that they'll try to restructure all those contracts or make trades to get rid of some of them.

Dragon Age has yet another creative lead. I doubt it will be complete before 2024.

I feel ya. Mine did this time last year.

The Wheel of Erotica

Egwene's not likeable because she's hypocritical (accusing the boys of wander lust when she's the only one off seeking adventure) and dismissive of others (stands there eavesdropping on the boys talking about the strange rider and 1) buts into the conversation to give her 2 cents, and 2) immediately assumes their seeing things even though she just had to say something). And for anyone who's gonna say something about 'mansplaning', I've got eight (yes, eight) sisters and they do the exact same thing. It's not gender exclusive.

Interesting that it was my Jets and not a alcoholic episode that finally sent Antonio Brown over the edge.

Hey, I always make all my dungeon traps wheelchair accessible. Meet me halfway.

Still playing the Witcher 3. I have over 90 hours and I'm only halfway through.

Bottom middle, "I love my coworkers".

What narrative?

Jags dusted off their playbook from last year. They were clearly trying to tank. Jets had 20 players plus several coaches out due to covid policy.

I know a lot of people who (inexplicably) loved it right up unit the season finale. Now especially non-book readers are saying they're done because nothing was explained in the climax. I saw one guy who 1) was under the impression that the Dragon regardless of sex was safe from insanity and later 2) the Horn Valere was to allow him to use the one power safely. I get they probably really needed 12 episodes and that the ending of the Eye of the World in the books is already confusing, but even cutting their show-added extra plots would've given them time for basic exposition so non-book readers can understand what's going on.

With Brandon Sanderson you have to read between the lines. He's only ever gone after one person and that was due to the individual's mistreatment of fans. He's really unhappy with this adaptation but is too nice to say it.

One of the leakers leaked each of the other 7 episodes with 100% accuracy.

The boys had flaws in the books. If you want to argue their flaws aren't a detriment to them often enough, I could easily make the same argument about Egwene.

It came from a reddit leak but there were multiple leakers on different subreddits with slightly different information (which is why I think they were different people) but the above was confirmed by all of them.