@rodger.bsky.social is it still a fetty wapping if the road team has 38?
Wow, a true piece of human excrement.
@amybisinthewoods.bsky.social 🍄🍄🟫@amybdogsandfungi.bsky.social · 5mo ago“Palantir cofounder and CEO Alex Karp states ‘AI will undermine the influence of highly educated, often female voters and give it to working class men. We have feminine energy running our cities and our courts,’ he complained.”
Frankly I love it. It feels right for our times. Every yard should have a giant skeleton.
Denny Carter@dennycarter.bsky.social · 6d agothere are too many big skeletons in yards during halloween season now. it's too much. everywhere i look another fifteen foot skeleton. we have to stop the sale of giant skeletons until we figure out what the hell is going on.
Maybe I’m just a grouch but I really don’t like it when the NWSL socials pretend that obvious errors are something else. It feels patronizing.
NWSL@nwslsoccer.com · last wk.Incredible anticipation by Kayla Fischer 👀
Michael Cox provides - at this point - something like, or perhaps just above, replacement-level tactical insight. He’s probably the best-platformed in-depth tactics writer. It’s a shame (and tbh a little bit funny) that he’s such an insufferable dickhead.
Colts really getting Bailout Penalties more involved in the offense this week. Good adjustment.
Make a Band Edible: Taking Back Sundae
Denis Irwin@pj-jr.bsky.social · last mo.Make a Band Edible: Mashing Pumpkins
Make a Band Edible: Mashing Pumpkins
Denis Irwin@pj-jr.bsky.social · last mo.Make a Band Edible: Corn.
@rodger.bsky.social i need a very in depth analysis into probably the greatest performance in the return game ever….by a guy named Michael Scott. There’s gotta be an Office pun in there somewhere and I know you’re the one to find it
Very amusing moment in this week’s 60 Songs as @harvilla.bsky.social began Remembering Some Guys and my inner monologue went “huh, those are all backup quarterbacks” and then Rob goes “those were all Cleveland Browns quarterbacks.” Delightful.
Busio is a nice player who’s having a nice career but man, this made me a little bit nostalgic for the time he came on the scene and looked like he might be THE dude…also probably the last time Sporting were a serious contender.
John Muller@johnspacemuller.com · 2mo agoThere's a lot of data in the article but the easiest way to sum it up is with @futi.live ratings, which look at the goal probability added by every touch and how his team does with and without him By that measure Cavan's having a record season at 16, better than Alphonso Davies a year up
This is why I just do not get how people justify using “X” on a regular basis. You often hear “well, that’s where the *conversation* is happening. Bluesky is merely an echo chamber.” The “conversation” isn’t real, my friend. It is synthetically engineered by a sick person to poison your brain.
The Author, Séamas O'Reilly@seamas.bsky.social · 2mo agoBUT it seems self-evident that X and the things it pushes on to the vast majority of sensible British politicians and pundits who use it every day, is having a non-zero effect on their worldview, most obviously in the valence of news events, and their conception of how the "public" feels about them.
I really hope not. Maybe it’s me but i feel like one of soccer’s main appeals is the ever-cycling answer to “what wins games.” There is almost always a trend “counter-punch” available (whereas you couldn’t just make a home run worth less). As a comment mentioned below, the Meat Wall was a glimpse at
Michael Caley@michaelcaley.bsky.social · 2mo agomy main takeaway for soccer is just how far we are from broad agreements on what wins games that could ground these sorts of training-analytics (which as the article says are still, reasonably, hotly debated in the sport) baseball can be like gazing in the future sometimes
It’s always interesting to me when people decide they’re gonna tap-dance. I wonder if maybe they try it out, and some people clap, and they think “hey, this isn’t so bad.” A couple months, years later they aren’t even sure if they ever liked tap-dancing, but it’s all they know how to do.
Brian Floyd@brianmfloyd.bsky.social · 2mo agogot nothing to generate interest but whining about his former employer and rewriting spiked columns that aren’t good. none of his audience cares when he writes about sports. he ain’t got it and isn’t good enough to get it, so he’s trapped in a prison of his own making, good luck
Some very deliciously sour grapes quoted within this article. Btw, most of the the MO Supreme Court is made up of appointees of Republican Governors. It’s not even a “politicized” decision! And yet you have the Secretary of State declaring it a “constitutional crisis.” Guy is a looooooooserrrrrrrrr
The Kansas City Star@kansascity.com · 2mo ago“We are equipped to make the necessary changes,” the directors, one Democrat and one Republican, said in a joint statement to The Star.
BREAD LIKE A BOWL WARMS UP YOUR SOUL ONCE IT WAS RYE BUT NOW IT’S A HOLE Chow down upon the bowl that serves You’re gonna dig the soup de jour
✨️Angel Facts✨️@angelic.style · 3y agotrent reznor who works at Panera voice: bread like a bowl
“I simply would not ever write something racist” Guy doesn’t see the need for editorial oversight. Shocking turn of events!
John Canzano@johncanzano.bsky.social · 2mo agoI wouldn't have written a racist, homophobic column. Slippery slope there.
I woke up early to watch my favorite team in sports utterly disappoint me but as it turns out, there was a higher purpose today.
Rodger Sherman@rodger.bsky.social · 2mo agoHISTORY THANK YOU @pj-jr.bsky.social FOR THE SPOT
@realmnchiefsfan.bsky.social I know I’ve been Keysor-pilled because as I was watching this I said “man look at Saka’s bend around the edge.”
