Man, it seems like an Achilles tear is the meanest injury. Like so many times athletes don't even notice it happens, then they go to do something totally normal (like get up after a routine hit/sack) and then realize they can't. Like most the time I've seen them they're not even in pain they just straight up cant use their leg correctly.
Fuckin sucks man.
Staying inbounds and getting smashed to pick up half an extra yard instead of going out of bounds when he already had a first. Flubbing the snap, picking it up and then immediately running full force into the D line and tumbling (again) instead of just taking the sack or throwing it away. Forcing the ball into triple coverage to get it intercepted instead of settling for three. Running into three defenders in open field instead of just sliding.
He looked like 2018 Allen tonight and 2018 Allen was not good.
Without being able to see the other side, the door swing direction bugs me too. Like why does it open to the middle of the room blocking the stairs there, instead of towards the wall? Otherwise it seems pretty cool. Probably a kids room + upscale attic.
It's not. Its just another Lemmy mobile UI, that's what they all are. I'll be honest, I was not prepared for how cultish the syncers (Syncs? Syncheads?) are. Next level famboying.
Is this only for iOS so far? Not seeing it on f-droid or play store.
Not my main turn off but it ties into my main reason for why I've never cared for comics in the long term. Comics were written specifically to be episodic and "indefinite*. Indefinite things have no defined end, and no matter how good your source material you eventually just rehash the same old shit. So then you change the superhero somehow to make it fresh again and start over but eventually you rehash all THAT same shit. You can't ever deviate too much either because you need your antiheros for future rehashing. So joker always has to live. And he always has to escape. And he always has to be "a step ahead" so batman can overcome and catch him and be the hero and do it all again next week.
The best comics/movies/books/shows etc to me are the stories that have a distinct end. They can be short or long but the author(s) should know the ending before the first episode ever releases.
I like how yesterday everyone was like "wow what braindead timing, what are they even thinking" and today it's people posting non-stop r/place updates.
Their goal is to get people to use their shitty platform and get ads into eyeballs. Congratulations, you all fell for it.
It's adorable that you think OP has ever been touched by a woman that wasn't his mom.
Don't blame our government, it's the evil company that would take away breaks you should be mad at!
What kind of asinine logic is this? When has any profit driven corporation ever done "the right thing" without government stipulations? Maybe you should read up on Dupont, Shelll, Exxon, Enron, Rocketdyne, and about a million other companies that did the exact opposite of that as long as they possibly could and even then some.
And yet they won't be.
Why in gods name is a movie review over an hour long? Reviews are short, concise summaries with commentary on the product as a whole. An hour long review of a bad movie is like watching half the bad movie with commentary!
You lost me at lemmitors