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re: Mike Hoss sucks but

Posted by carrguitar on 10/2/26 at 2:09 pm to
Unlike Saints legend Mike Hass
Tirico - “No one has thrown more career pick sixes than Stafford”

Collinsworth - “you just don’t see Stafford usually make mistakes like this”
Pen Pal and Trash Man lost me over the course of this doc. Started off appearing as fervent seekers of justice, but the slow reveal of their own personal squabbles with people clouding their judgement and the sanctimonious stances when their foundations got rocked…get lost.
It’s my lunch time eat and watch show when a new season drops on Netflix. Nothing amazing, and suspension of belief is heavy, but it’s a nice easy watch. I enjoy it for what it is.
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The family tree scene was one of the funniest things i have ever seen


Dead baby, dead baby, gay, dead baby, retard
The question isn't whether they can or cannot play another style....I think the better proposition is can they play it to the ability of an elite player in that genre. Always will be the freaks of nature outliers that can just do anything....but guitarists, even elite, will always gravitate towards a lane that they can dominate and will always be more comfortable in that lane than another. Could Dimebag Darrell sit down and learn a Brent Mason solo and play it well? Likely so. Can Dimebag write a Brent Mason style solo? Likely not, or at least not to the elite level of Brent in his lane....different approaches. Same goes the opposite way on the example.

I am not in any way insinuating I am anywhere near elite, because I'm not :lol:, but I notice even in my own playing...I can finger and chicken pick pretty well, and shred when it's more legato based. But speed picking and string jumping with accuracy? I fall way short.
Getting this thread back on track, I am only a few episodes in, but:

Mike Weir's daughter being named June was perfection.
No lineman here in tOT. We're all C-suite billionaires.

re: Halo: Campaign Evolved

Posted by carrguitar on 8/12/26 at 3:30 pm to
I don't understand the uproar about lack of Halo CE online multiplayer. It's not like that really took off until H2 anyways. Would be cool to have, but if they do a Halo 2 Evolved and it has it, which I would guess is the plan, then that's better than a half baked CE multiplayer.

Only have LASO left to tackle....

re: Double Lives of Suburban Wives

Posted by carrguitar on 8/11/26 at 1:18 pm to
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-do they get nude
-are they hot


answers needed in that order
There were a handful of DEI complaints from the first one, but I enjoyed it. As someone who wore out VHS tapes of Batman TAS, I've been digging this.

re: Golf in Funroe

Posted by carrguitar on 8/3/26 at 2:14 pm to
D'Arbonne was a fun little mixup, and not a bad round at all...but it's under the quality of all other courses mentioned so far. I took about 5 minutes a hole to find a spot in the tee box that wasn't too hard to take a tee....

re: Golf in Funroe

Posted by carrguitar on 7/31/26 at 4:05 pm to
Haven't played Black Bear this season so can't speak to it, but it's consistently good every time I've played. Frenchmans was in the worst part of Ouachita parish that had the ice storm back in late January, so it took a little longer to find it's footing, but player there a couple weeks ago and it was solid.
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The entire Jordan documentary was created out of insecurity by MJ because of lebrons tun. The irony here is palpable

So he went back in time and filmed it?



Or, hear me out, like every famous person since media became so accessible, MJ and LBJ have been followed and filmed incessantly. The poster is stating the the documentary was put together and released to overshadow Lebron's prime because the narrative was gaining momentum that there could actually be someone better at basketball. But you already knew that and were just being dense because it involves LBJ. The LBJ derangement syndrome knows no bounds.

re: High Protein Ramen Options

Posted by carrguitar on 7/31/26 at 2:46 pm to
Chef Woo was my staple for a while. Will probably pick it back up for quick lunches after it cools down a bit outside.

re: Golf in Funroe

Posted by carrguitar on 7/31/26 at 2:42 pm to
Echoing what's already been said - Frenchmans or Black Bear (Delhi) is going to be best bet without knowing a member. Slim pickins around here...

Chennault also exists if you just want a cheap-ish round.

re: Silo or For All Mankind

Posted by carrguitar on 7/31/26 at 10:06 am to
Cape Fear was a let down for me, and I will ride it out just to say I did, but not really running to finish it.

Severance and Widows Bay are two of the best shows I've ever seen. WB is obviously early in its run, but if they keep it up....

re: Halo: Campaign Evolved

Posted by carrguitar on 7/29/26 at 4:11 pm to
Even though I have game pass, I went ahead and bought it to get early access. The franchise has brought me so much enjoyment, it felt right supporting it and hoping that this inevitably leads to the same treatment for 2 and 3.

Haven't gotten to the DEI moment(s) in the game yet, but even in the first two levels, there were a couple quirks in the dialogue and storyline that I missed, but am ultimately ok about. Main one being the line "I...don't keep it loaded" when MC first gets the pistol. That's more on me playing it a million times and knowing the cadence by heart than it will be affecting the average player and hopefully new audience.