Gamebreaker

Finally.

That is way too much Harley Quinn. She is becoming the Hugh Jackman of the DCEU.

I’m not certain, but I heard there would be no crossover between them because BL would air at a time when the other shows are on break.

I agree on it being a descendant of Barry and Iris. I also think it was well done, and the best crossover CW has done yet, minus the Felicity nonsense.

Yep, your team would get the benefit of being the NBA finals loser. Because that’s all lebron can do against the Warriors for the next two years.

I don't think they have the movie rights to Namor. I believe that went with the FF over to Fox.

Is there any end to the corruption in the Baltimore Police Dept?

Man, so many bad apples.....

What is this....draft...that you speak of? How does it work?

Did Durant just call Westbrook a ****? He’s really trying to play up this villain role, too bad he’s too insecure to sell it right.

There is truth to this. They are harsher on DC, but the other side of it is Marvel movies are simply better and it’s raised the bar to a level that Snyder just can’t reach.

Good. Maybe he can ruin their characters for a change.

I honestly don’t trust WB with much of anything if they let Zack Snyder take back control once he returns. Whedon is good. Not sure if I’d want him running the whole show. But Whedon is good with teen/young adult characters (ex. Buffy), and I think if he did it could turn out well. I’m more of a Marvel guy, but DC has so much to work with and they aren’t hindered by having rival studios own rights to their very best properties.

This is out of left field, but on the diverse front I think DC would do themselves well to potentially do a Static Shock movie.

Usually the Supergirl episode only consist of one scene that has anything to do with the crossover, and they repeat the scene in the very next show. Pretty easy to skip. You may be able to skip Legends too since hey are no longer the last show to air during the week.

You will absolutely see Takei take more heat if more accusers come out. I don’t want to call it a given, but it seems for people of that stature and position that anyone who would do those things absolutely did it to more than one person. So the more accusers the more likely it’s true. George has one, time will tell if he has others.

I feel like the Texas church shooting deserves it’s own thread. At least with this one the motive can be narrowed down to a couple possibilities.

Yeah, but that would be even weirder as Carnage was created from Venom. Kassidy didn’t get his symbiote until he was cellmates with Brock. I think they’re going to have to do a Spider-Man cameo, at least. And it can’t be the current kid, because he’s too young to pull off working as an adult at the Daily Bugle.

That gave me such a profound sadness...

Nah, one of the camera angles from the other side of the court showed the elbow he threw into Beal’s chest right before Beal clocked him. No need to defend him, we all know he’s dirty. Dude, really? How is he boxing out without getting in any kind of stance to do that and throwing one random elbow with his left? That wasn’t boxing out, they were jawing at each other all game and he took a cheap shot....like he usually does.

I have never heard the phrase “inmates running the asylum” used it in any context with a workforce that is predominantly white, or predominantly of people with a high amount of academic success or wealth. I’ve never heard administrators at an Ivy League school call students who didn’t agree with a new rule or guideline “inmates”. I’ve never heard of a tech firm consider their highly skilled workforce as “inmates” either. In the case of sports, I heard it used in relation to NFL and NBA players. But not MLB or NHL players. Now why is that? Are my personal experiences with that phrase simply that, my personal experience, or is there a larger, hidden meaning at play? Just now I decided to look up what the terms origins come from and wow, I don’t think many people who’ve ever used the term know about the 1920s movie it’s origin is traced back to.

Apparently Troy Vincent called him out on that comment in the meeting and during a break, he sought Vincent out and made amends with him. The article said Vincent let it go, but considering things that Jones and Snyder all said I don’t know how that guy does his job. I know he has publicly stated he wishes all players would stand, but he can’t be cool with some of the BS those owners were spouting. Snyder actually said some nonsense statistic about 96% of the country wanting the players to stop kneeling, and even the audience he said it to, older white men, were scoffing at that nonsense.

He’s going to end up severely injuring that shoulder, or some other part of his body trying to compensate for it. Can’t believe a franchise would take that kind of risk with their top pick.

It doesn't mean it's right either. In your original post I quoted, you made zero consideration for veterans who not only found it "less offensive" but actually supported the protest and agreed with it. That's my issue with what you stated, you completely ignored a percentage of veterans who didn't agree with you(and yes, there is a substantial number) because of your personal feelings. Here in the bold is more bull**** that will get us no where. Calling people who protest whiners isn't going to make your point any more valid, nor will it actually end the debate or conversation. It's just childish bull**** from people who don't give a **** about those they don't understand, and don't care to understand. Furthermore, miss me with the "forced conversation" nonsense. If you decide to comment on the kneeling, but completely ignore the meaning of the protest, it absolutely says a lot about your character. You don't want to feel "forced" to have a ****ing conversation about people being abused by police? Your silence is an answer in itself. Your pushback on even addressing it is an even bigger answer on how you feel on the topic. Your excuses are weak. You obviously have not seen my posts in this thread, or in other similar threads in the Tailgate. I have been discussing productive ways to resolve the issues raised by the protest for a long time. I didn't need to be forced to talk about it either. No, I did not. What I can say, when I see a spade I call it. And frankly, I'll take being petty over being callous and uncaring.

Funny, I don’t see them kneeling pre-snap. This whole “you’re at work” BS is so ridiculous. Almost as ridiculous as you asking who is oppressed. Apparently not, because you came in this thread with a lot of ? and !