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I have no doubt that she was taught (by Fedra, let's not forget) the infected aren't people anymore, they're skin suits being worn by a fungus that is on the brink of wiping out humanity. There's no cure, so don't hesitate if you have to kill one. And if you're going to get sad about who each infected person used to be then have fun wallowing in despair.

There's an enemy they run into at the school that they're pushing back. They probably decided it's too early in the season for that to happen.

Probably a month at most? The letter is dated August 29, 2023 and it's still supposed to be 2023. The leaves in the area are all green, so at the latest it's pretty early in the fall.

So, was this actually planned or did they decide do it after everyone bitched about the green lights? And if the Eagles win in two weeks will they feel obligated to turn on the green lights again?

Looks like Philly fans are going to get two weeks of working themselves up into a tizzy about the lack of respect they're going to get from beating SF's fourth string QB.

It's the perfect title for Lakers (and Lebron) lovers and haters alike. The haters will happily point out that the bubble title doesn't really count, or at the very least isn't worth as much as a regular title. And ever since it's been all downhill for the team, which will likely leave Lebron at 4 (or 3.5, if you're a hater) rings. Enjoy looking up at MJ, Kareem, Magic, Duncan and Kobe for the rest of your life!

Yes, because a lot of casual fans view the regular season as a glorified preseason and are going to need an extra hook to tune in? And for what it's worth, the players and coaches absolutely view the regular season as a mostly pointless slog. Look at all of the stars taking games off to rest, especially on back-to-backs.

I believe he's using the Sideshow Bob defense.

The best relatively silent option would be a bow/crossbow, but given how tough they are you'd need one extremely lucky shot and/or have to travel in groups. It would also make sense to raid the medieval section of a museum and grab a sword - it might be ineffective against a clicker, but would be just fine against the regular ones.

Lex Luthor has been cast

Rolen, Helton, and Wagner will probably be voted in, although probably not this year. The newcomer with the strongest case is Carlos Beltran, but his role in the Astros cheating scandal will probably torpedo his chances.

Hmm, I guess all of the breathless talk of emotions and how hard it would be for the Bengals ended up being a complete waste of time. As was all the talk about how the NFL would rig things to get Buffalo through. Is one of those special guests a magician who can de-age TB? Because an immobile QB in his mid-40s who (understandably) doesn't want to get hit is not the key to success.

But if it is Buffalo/KC then you'll have TWO passionate fanbases figuring out the best way to bitch and moan about a neutral site game without coming across as insensitive to Hamlin.

I wonder if they'll make a nod to the in-game healing mechanic. Suffer any injury and are on the brink of death? No problem, just soak a rag in alcohol and wrap it around your arm!

I assume that season 6 will be about the international tournament. I do wonder if they'll finally get Hilary Swank to pop in since she's pretty much the only major character who hasn't stopped by yet.

That depends, are they going to drop byes altogether? Because if not then that seventh seed has to be there to get to six games over wild card weekend.

You can even find cancelled events on Ticketmaster, like NFC championship games at Tampa and Minnesota. Not everything is a sign that the NFL is trying to rig a certain matchup. But this is exactly what fans of the Bengals are probably going to think about any call that goes against them - we're the victims!

Or much of anything else, for that matter. A long season with games every day is a lot more appealing when you don't have a TV, computer, smartphone, etc.

It's not Brady's responsibility to do that. If teams want to keep paying him and he's willing to commit then why wouldn't he keep going if he wants to? If the Steelers offered Ben R. 30 million to come back next season then it would be a monumentally stupid move on their part, but Ben wouldn't be obligated to say no because he'd be blocking some youngster or because he'd be lousy.

Given the QB, if this were Cowboys/Packers there would likely be an equal amount of disdain.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Lois will not be crushed by the Daily Planet globe.

Unfortunately for Minnesota fans, all of those victories in close games did NOT mean they're a team of destiny.

They should just be like soccer and do whatever the equivalent of penalty kicks are, just to piss people off. Imagine sending kickers out there for dueling FGs - start at 30 yds, then move back 5 yards after every round.

They don't really know how to win any other way, do they?