tstads.bsky.social
Avid Wisconsin sports fan. Podcast creator. Digital marketer. Occasional comedian. Pop culture consumer.
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DO NOT DO. HEARTBREAK IMMINENT.
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Smart Brewer folks are smart! Most recent ep, or older?
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The Journal Sentinel's finest (and I mean that non-sarcastically) out here giving us this
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Yes, the Billiken! Pride of Kansas City đ
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Was just there last month, it was awesome! Make sure to go up into the tower there if you have the chance
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Such a great show, and even better is that her dad in the show was Iggy Pop!
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The cat is good, but props to the animator(s) who sat and likely watched hours of cat footage to get really nail down how cats act (even the irrational sparkly ball chasing when they are firmly in "fight or flight" mode)
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AndâŚ
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God that movie rips
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âTo clarify, when I called the president a âdickâ, I meant that he looks and acts like a literal penis with an obvious wig onâ
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After watching the documentary that Amazon did on Giannis, I'm convinced he will never leave. I think this city, and the organization, is too much of a piece of his life now.
Maybe that changes one day, but if his mentality is still there (which is sounds like it is), this really is his home.
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Definitely true, does anyone really even believe these talk points as the real motivation, though?
I almost wish they would just come out and say "we're once again bending all the way over backwards for the oil lobby".
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Counterpoint: The Q prequel series, in which we learn WHY he never jokes about his work, is going to be a total romp.
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Correction: You can eat a flag, itâs just not very nutritious. And itâll probably be an uncomfortable digestion.
But damnit, I wanna eat that flag!
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Only seen Nickelback and 3 Doors Down once each.
Not shows I'd be jonesin' to revisit, but Creed feels like worth a couple chuckles, and legitimately would want to see Fuel.
Already preparing to have my heart broken when the going price is $100/ticket
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Mike Rizzo? That chach was gift wrapped a generational talent at the 1st overall pick twice after the team stunk. That WS team was smoke and mirrors, and then he gave away everyone for pennies on the dollar.
Trash.
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DOGE got to Fangraphs
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And to boot, that has an argument as the A sketch so far
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Is Hader even there? Certainly feels like a lot of notables have been MIA so far
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So, so, so many people prioritized the wrong things or didnât look at the big picture when b they made their pick.
Very tough lesson too for the people who thought it wasnât worth voting because âboth sides are bad/it wouldnât affect anything anywayâ.
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I don't get half the decisions Hollywood makes nowadays.
The Oscars may be kinda insufferable, but they do tend to highlight original movies that have a point of view and aren't just banking on existing IP (unless it's something really good like Dune part two)
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I never saw the first one, but as with many movies nowadays, likely no one was clamoring for a sequel other than Hollywood execs trying to cash in on anything deemed profitable