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I have to assume that these are people who don’t really watch the games, because Mahomes constantly makes impossible throws with routine ease. 
 
If the Chiefs have a “system” with which any QB can succeed, it’s named Travis Kelce. 

Possibly, but losing 3 of their starting offensive linemen in the last 4 weeks is the real bad news.  

Good times, but not best of times.
 
The Cowboys got into the playoffs, and won a game.
 
Lines for tomorrow:  KC -9, Eagles -7.5.  The Athletic's newsletter writer personally expected it to be KC by 17., and doesn't give the Giants much chance either.  Exposing the Vikes wasn't exactly filling him with confidence.
 
For Sunday, Bills -5.5...the common theme has been the Bengals' offensive line injuries.  Niners -4 over the Cowboys.  Hope so;  is there anything more confounding than Mr. Irrelevant making the conference title game, in his rookie year, after starting 3rd on the depth chart?  Obviously, going all the way, but to the point he's reached, it's the most.  Even Brady had a year on the bench before replacing Bledsoe, and basically started the entire season.  This'll be Purdy's, what, 7th game?  You go, boy!  Stick it to all those draft 'experts.'

Honestly, I'd consider it insane to allow myself to be poked with a needle ON PURPOSE as many times as it would take to get that kind of ink.
 
But that's just me.

I finally was able to get a block of time and Xfinity working simultaneously and watch this. Great movie that succeeds as action/kung-fu, sci-fi and relationship drama all at once. The three leads each do a great job. I don't know if this movie was written for Jackie Chan but the action scenes and the humor fit his style. And Pomeranian-fu nearly cost me a pulled stomach muscle.

Saw this last night. Really enjoyed it and can say it is one of the strangest movies I have ever seen, in a good way. Ke Huy Quan, who plays the husband, reminded me a lot of Jackie Chan and I kept wondering if the part wasn't originally written for Jackie, although Quan does an amazing job. Of course, Yeoh is the star and also is incredible.

Dear Amazon,
I bought a toilet seat because I needed one. Necessity, not desire. I do not collect them. I am not a toilet seat addict. No matter how temptingly you email me, I'm not going to think, oh go on then, just one more toilet seat, I'll treat myself.

Saw this last night. Really enjoyed it and can say it is one of the strangest movies I have ever seen, in a good way. Ke Huy Quan, who plays the husband, reminded me a lot of Jackie Chan and I kept wondering if the part wasn't originally written for Jackie, although Quan does an amazing job. Of course, Yeoh is the star and also is incredible.

Clue is amazing. I often watch it as a double feature with Murder by Death.
 

Clue: Mystery/comedy based upon the board game. A fun watch. (Prime Video)
 
Deathtrap: Based upon the Broadway play, with a failing playwright plotting the demise of a student to steal his play. Reminds me a bit of Sleuth (also with Michael Caine), and has parts that were probably an inspiration for Knives Out. A good watch. (DVD)

*ahem*
 
KILL IT WITH FIRE~!

Sean McVay tells Rams he's staying as coach

3 and 7.

I disagree with the assessment of the second movie. Scott had some moments where Pym's tech let him down, but he faked out Jimmy Woo's Unit almost constantly, foiled the Ghost, and got his own wombats to help cover and put Sonny's guys in jail while saving the day, and saved the lab with giant power.
 
If anything, he gets treated badly by his sidekick who supposedly trained all her life, and his mentor who should know better, and outshines them at every turn.
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I did too. it was also the first time I remember someone doing his parents still alive, and they were great. When he was trying on costumes and Pa Kent looks at him in the tights and says Thats my Boy.
I also thought, next to Reeves, it was one of the better interpretations of Clark and Supes, not to mention Terry Hatcher as Lois. Iliked their Luther too. Only time series was dumb was when the marriage was coming up and the comics got delayed so forced them to do the clone storyline to buy time.

1. The Ant-Man movie where Ant-Man risked jail and loss of visitation rights to his daughter, in order to save Janet from the QR and keep Pym's tech out of the hands of criminals?
2. It's Paul Rudd, man.