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So yeah, John Wick 3. Enjoyable, though I'd probably rank 'em 2 > 3 > 1. Three can't be first because, well, you just gotta see it. Kinda wish we had more moments and tone of the last forty or so minutes sprinkled throught-out the rest of the movie, but such is life. I will say though, I am sorta tired of these movies having violent scenes that end up sticking with me. Two had a couple, and this one is the same way. It's just not "fun", and kinda puts a wet blanket on the overall feel of things.

Ain't nobody listening to nothing.

Spoilering this for Zack, I guess.

Oh no.

So with this season being critically trash, and since they don't have book material and GMRNS to fall back on, how bad is DnD's Star Wars trilogy gonna be?

That makes the Cap stuff a little bit more palatable. Still don't like it.

Saw Endgame tonight. Tl;dr -

One line in and I'm already not digging Sephiroth's voice. Snap judgments are fun.

Re-watch complete. I still sorta wish the show ended at season four, but I guess no one likes a happy ending. The first half of the last season feels rushed, like they had a goal in mind and they just needed to get to it instead of letting things happening naturally, but I guess that's what happens when you're under a time constraint. Walt being a dick right off the bat doesn't jive with the end of season four, and the random ass-pull solutions from Jesse feel like just that, random and not really earned, but whatever I guess. Season five does have the best final three episodes of any of the seasons, so it's got that going for it. Re-watching the series it's also sorta funny to see that we even got Better Call Saul. There's like zero fleshing out, backstory wise, of both Saul and Mike. Mike has his cop and family stuff, which isn't much, and Saul has practically nothing. Pretty good that you can get people to buy into a spinoff show using those characters, though maybe it's that they were fairly blank slates that makes it work. Bring on the movie that has Jesse driving all the way to Alaska.

Sean just ended human civilization in three paragraphs.

Alright, so I won the game right? Both Lawrence and Ballentine got drafted by the Giants (Ballentine went at 180 IRL), and the Jags drafted Josh Oliver. Those should make up for any misses I had.

That was the clincher, but the dude was just being a massive bitch in every interview and seemingly every time the camera was on him. Maybe that's how he always is, but c'mon man.

Bucs: #5 - Josh Allen #39 - Greg Little #70 - Lonnie Johnson #107 - Gerald Willis III #145 - LJ Collier (Drafted 29th overall IRL) #215 - Wes Hills Giants: #6 - Dwayne Haskins #37 - Dexter Lawrence (Bonus points for the Giants actually drafting him IRL, just not @ 37) #108 - Mike Bell #132 - Max Scharping #142 - Jalen Jelks #143 - David Sills V #171 - Corey Ballentine #180 - TJ Edwards #232 - Ului Lapuaho #245 - Byron Cowart Jags: #7 - Rashan Gary #38 - Drew Lock #69 - Juan Thornhill #98 - Justice Hill #109 - Josh Oliver #178 - DeMarkus Lodge #236 - William Sweet

I change my vote to Dwayne Haskins. I'm full on the hate train after last night.

245 - Giants - Byron Cowart, DE, Maryland

236 - Jaguars - William Sweet, OT, UNC

Giants - 232 - Ului Lapuaho, OT, BYU

http://www.nfl.com/schedules/2019/REG1 So the Jags get zero primetime games other than two TNF games against AFC South opponents. Sad. Jags gonna like 8-8 this season. Oh yeah, can't forget the five international games this season too.

With the 215th pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select... Wes Hills, RB, Slippery Rock

Episode VII should've been Exar Kun, Kyp Durron and the Sun Crusher instead of what we got.