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I think it started when they chose this version of Supergirl. It was a one-off book. The idea of a wino Superhero who wants to be bratty is not really appealing to a mass audience. Most people despise teens that act like that. Why make a whole movie on that version when you have a lot of other versions to pick from. The story and the other issues just added to the hate.

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Uber and his three sons were all used in the movie.

They checked all the boxes.

Man did the lesbian meet all the stereotypes, short hair, men's pants, and she said she played softball.

The jobs are crazy why "livestock farmer"? Professor Jelly; seriously?

The bow tie guy "Head of HR".

I am thinking the Irish guy might be my pick simply because he might be misunderstood enough to make it. I almost turned on the closed captions.

Also, Jeff just looks creepy now with all the work done to his face. I also understand he is heavily involved in picking the contestants, so it may be time for him to go as well.

Also, the questions, were a bit of a surprise how many didn't answer. I think that early in the game, no one wants to step up for anything. Even Jeff's pet peeve questions to the audience.

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Constant question from the tailgate: "It's soo hot, how come the coaches all wear long sleeves and jackets?"

The kid was never going to succeed here. His price as an unproven player would have done a few things:

1. Animosity in the locker room. No one is sitting a 6-million-dollar guy on the bench.

2. It would put undue pressure on the kid. Unless he has a ton of fortitude, the pressure of being LSU's QB would be worse than what Nuss saw last year. Every throw, every sack, every roll out would be criticized if it didn't lead to a touchdown.

3. People would be really pissed when he transferred out and we paid him. Hopefully we had his deal structured correctly which I doubt.

4. We would still have BK and Sloan, making his success here almost impossible.

I always hoped he wouldn't come here. The spotlight on that kid set him up to fail. Especially with the crap regime that was here at the time.

Just my two cents; but it really seems to be the only explanation:

1. SEC was happy with Woodward and us being Mediocre in FB. SW was a team player. They are not happy with the new direction.

2. The new regime at LSU has not taken back-channel recommendations from Sankey and the SEC's preferences. When it seems that the old leadership was aligned with the SEC.

3. We swapped Woodward for Verge who was involved in the TitleIX scandal. That is a bad look.

4. We brought in Lane and how it was handled. Coaches moving in conference is not looked on favorably in the SEC.

5. We rehired Wade. The SEC did not want him back in the conference.

6. New LSU President isn't on the same page as many of the other leaders of the Universities in the SEC.

It seems to me that the new people in charge of LSU are making changes and it looks like those changes don't fit many of the SEC's preferences. This is a political move, nothing more. LSU was probably given recommendations, and we didn't take them into account.

Sankey may be taking some of this personal, but he is definitely doing what the majority of the President's want. Why else would the pushback be so hard, when other schools have done the exact same thing and are actively trying to sign the same players. Why this issue, why now?

They are trying to reign in LSU by going after the cash cow. They are trying to establish our pecking order in the conference. The SEC being unhappy with the changes at LSU is the only explanation. They were perfectly content with the prior regime. We start making changes and this escalates to a crazy level, when LSU hasn't broken any rules. This bigger than football. This is a political power play.

Apparently, the SEC is making up the rules as we go; so no. LSU didn't know the rules. It looks like no one does at this point. Since we are on "double secret probation".

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I saw it this weekend and for a random Sunday showing it did have people in the theatre. I really liked it.

On vacation in a rental Kia, wife parked it, so I didn't know quite where it was. Went to get it and there was a Hyundai exactly like it except for badging. It was parked terribly. I keep hitting the key and nothing would happen. I went check out the car and start looking around. They guys whose car it was (probably another rental) came up and wanted to know what I was doing. I showed him what was happening, his key worked. Haven't felt that stupid in a very long time.