I still don't know what I think about that. But stop spending fantasies of Trump being removed from office because Musk admitted the election was stolen. That's not what happened.

He said Trump would have lost the election without his help. Help could mean perfectly legal activity, such as donations, publicity, planning, logistics.

The fact that he said that he helped Trump win the election, or that Trump would have lost without him, does not indicate the election was stolen

Deion and Shedeur: "You'd better not draft me."

NFL: "bet"

Without a question, Megatron. It's really between him and Randy Moss for the most physically gifted all-around specimen at WR in NFL history. He's the size of a tight end with burner speed, incredible leaping ability, and great body control and hands. The only WR I'd take over him is peak Jerry Rice

"Showing up to work without shoes on to talk to the press" is next level job security, and he's really earned that.

Oh, I'll own my "wrong Josh" mistake. I was upset for all of about 5 minutes, then I started watching highlight reels, rooting for him to succeed, and I've never been anywhere else.

I'm glad I was wrong.

Shit, it feels like he was gone for more than a season.

Okay, got to the part. Excellent casting on Lord Luc's companion...

On S3E02, I'm wondering if Perrin/Gaul and Faile/Bain&Chiad are being combined. The absence of Gaul and Faile is notable.

Uh, but there's a *big* change in that flashback scene, and I don't really like it.

They've *nailed* my image of the throne room in Caemlyn, and the casting of Morgase is perfect.

I'd also say that while the first season struggled a little and the second seemed to lack focus, S3E01 and the promos for the rest of S3 look significantly improved. I'm enjoying it.

It's not the books, but it rhymes with them.

I watched too, and enjoyed what I saw. More officiating errors, even in a well-called game, though. They need automatic review by sky judge on every play on a "more likely than not" standard. We need to stop having blown calls that the entire audience knows are blown before the following snap.

Definitely doesn't look like a rigged game, starting with that.

Sky judge now. The league has no credibility.

"If Armando Galarraga wanted a perfect game, he shouldn't have thrown a ball that was hittable."

Bullshit. Errors by officials have no place impacting the outcome of pro sporting events. Especially not ones where sports gambling is taking place.

Kincaid converted the first down on the prior play and was short spotted. Allen go the first down on the play in question and was short spotted. The officials were wrong. It's incontrovertible unless you're a hopeless homer.

The referees cost the Bills a significant chance to put the game away.

The officiating potentially took points off the board for the Bills and gave points to the Chiefs. If an umpire calls two strikes wrong, is that still okay because you have a third?