Great song, but sadly still relevant today
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That was one of the most entertaining downs of football I've watched in a long time. I don't think I've ever seen the palpably unfair act called at any level of football, but it was fun to see it threatened.
I haven't laughed that hard at a ref's call since the game where I heard them say, "false start on everyone but the center."
The fact that Fox still requires you to have a cable subscription to watch NFL games might play a large part of this too. Paramount+ and Peacock both make it super easy to watch CBS and NBC games, while you still need shady streaming sites for Fox games.
Whirlwind - The Gits (recorded in 1993 released in 2000)
The Gits are one of the best bands to come out of Seattle in the early 90s. I feel like they could have been up there with the greats if their lead singer Mia Zapata wasn't murdered.
This song in particularl is a perfect example of how awesome they were. It has that early 90s Seattle grunge sound but with a more punk edge. They never officially recorded this song and this live recording wasn't officially released until 2000.
Zebra F-402 - I write really small and their fine tips flow great but don't run. Plus they're cheap enough that I don't care when my wife or kids steal them out of my desk.
The best part is every time you hear that latch you can think, "I did that"
WD40 also works wonders for getting sticker residue of glass and metal. Better than goo gone in my experience.
I removed the locks completely and got down in the actual latches. One had been sticking like crazy and after some lube and adjustments it is working great. I'm actually kind of mad at myself for not doing it early. I've been fighting with that lock for longer than I care to admit.
He's a perfect example of people rising to their level of incompetence. It happens all the time at companies. Just because someone is great at sales, or engineering, or anything else really, doesn't mean they will make good managers. And most people will never take the demotion back down to the level they are competent at.
Discworld books by Terry Pratchett. The best description I've ever heard is they are JRR Tolkien mets Mel Brooks. There are 41 books with multiple story lines but every book is written to be stand alone. Most are around 300 pages with plenty of good stopping points, making them easy to pick up and put down.
I read them in publication order, but there are multiple guides on recommended reading orders if you want to read specific story lines.
As a life long Eagles fan, I liked the way Dan Snyder ran things.
As a human being, I'm glad he's gone.
Karma - there are way too many shitty people who just continue to be shitty because nothing ever comes back to bite them. Meanwhile, people who actually try to help are kicked around the most.