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If we want some Yazz Flute, I recommend the Amazing Flight I posted back on page 355 featuring Thijs Van Leer from Focus. But I've also got this dude head-banging while flouting:

They added a banana for scale.

Frogge.

I meant limited run like the publisher, but also including others of the type like Signature Edition Games, Super Rare Games, and some others. I don't think it's fair to call it a manufactured limited run. We're talking indie games with a limited market which already released digitally months earlier further limiting the market as most who were interested already bought digital. Usually there will be a pre-order period where they take as many orders as they get, and then the remaining copies they manufactured in addition to the pre-orders will be sold while supplies last. If not for these small run publishers, these games simply wouldn't get a physical release at all.

You have a script for a Star Trek episode you wrote last night?

I would like to meet this person if he exists. And then book an island flight.

With the indie games, I often hold out to see if they get a release on one of those limit run type publishers, too.

https://electrek.co/2024/03/08/tesla-shipping-cybertruck-tent/

We shouldn't be pursuing 30+ "finishing piece" type players, but why would you oppose a 27/28 year old (around Dylan Strome's age) who can step in immediately and still be very effective in 5 years when our new young core is taking the reins? If Sam Reinhart, who's 28 and currently sitting on 45 goals this season, hits free agency after this season, would you not be interested in adding him to the team? Or the previously mentioned 27-year-old defender Noah Hanifin who would shore up our D now and into the future.

I don't think we'll be opposed to opening the wallet in Free Agency, just needs to be for a talented player on the right side of 30. If Noah Hanifin reaches Free Agency, I'd hope the Caps would be in on trying to sign him. Yeah, I was in no hurry to get rid of them. My only interest in moving them was the hypothetical returns we'd get. Without high returns, I'd rather keep 'em. Still have another year on their contracts.

This is the same city that Stop-And-Frisk came from, no?

If my company sends me on another business trip, I'm definitely taking Airbus.

Hey, if they wanna pay me $18 to pour it down the sink, who am I to say 'no'?

Getting a 3rd round pick for Kuznetsov is fantastic. Don't care that we're retaining 50%. Saves us an extra $2.75 mil (after subtracting our savings from stashing him in the AHL) next year and unlike a buyout, takes him off the books after that rather than having his salary affecting us for an extra year.

He's sick

It's nice when they can make a plot that doesn't require a villain. Though it does lose a little bit of style points for being a bit of a repackaging of The Changeling.

I see, you are being held hostage.

Y'all are watching the fascist response?

Shutout from Lindgren the night before the trade deadline can't hurt his trade value.

Personally, I'm too busy watching the Caps put the ultimate beat-down on the Penguins.

Milano continues the beat down. Looks like Miroshnichenko got the secondary assist (Primary to Alexeyev), so he's got both his first goal and his first assist tonight.

I guess I don't need to visit NYC.

Snow doesn't exactly look too deep. For my money, it was a bad puzzle, especially given how it just looks like shadows. Really would have worked better if it was rain. With the snow there's just too much that doesn't fit.

Ivan Miroshninchenko with his first NHL goal, tucking in the puck around the goalie from the slot.