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I think the weather will be an equalizer tonight

Maybe the fee was that. They moved from the coliseum and saved $500k, probably even after costs with moving. Would be interesting to see what the final finances are, and what it meant to the Bombers. https://www.foxsports.com/wisconsin/story/green-bay-packers-oakland-raiders-played-game-on-80-yard-field-in-winnipeg-aaron-rodgers-082219

Is there any explanation on how they ended up with an 80yd field? You'd think that wouldn't be a problem.

Apparently he bought it off amazon. At least the skyline is correct. Should have done what Aaron Rodgers did and show up in a Canadian tuxedo.

Was excited for this movie to come out, but the trailer looked really good and got me even more excited!

exume again

online playing real well, getting a good push

like how they're eating up the clock keeping Reilly off the field

that's the guy

woli!

either that or the crowd is so quiet. I think they're cutting that Mike when the guy starts yelling something

Carter has a high IQ? wtf

clear hold on jeffcoat

nice team tackle

Nichols a little more mobile and bought some time

keep rushing til they prove they can stop it

how many more times we gonna see that Nissan commercial?

that was close

Wilson is looking good

Total cash grab. If it's genuinely about safety, why isn't the reduced speed around parks not attached to schools, around day cares, around elementary schools on Ellice and Sargeant. if it's genuinely about safety, the flashing lights, whenever they go on, are way more effective than simply another sign. But it's about money and not about actual safety, as we can all plainly see.

I don't know who gets close enough to Dany to kill her, unless it's Arya with Grey Worm's face or something. She has zero trust in anyone around her. Maybe Jon has a connection with Drogon that could be exploited to get the opportunity. I keep going back to Ramsey's line which was basically," if you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention". Also the concept of history and cyclical nature of history. She didn't break the wheel, she was just the next part of it, finishing what the Mad King didn't. I don't think Tyrion can now pay his debt to Bronn, so either Bronn gets him or Dany does.

I think they've hinted at the Mad Queen angle throughout, but it didn't feel genuine or earned, as they've kind of rushed the last couple of seasons and lost those gradual connections. You could tell she was unhinged by Jon's real bloodline, which was the clearest threat to her power. She compensated by going over the top with the fear and violence. Everyone around her betraying her, dying, or their capabilities being questioned (Tyrion). Normally that would have been built up more than just other characters mentioning they did not trust her. Another part that felt lost was Cersei. She didn't have much to do, and I expected her to have a trick or two up her sleeves, she's smarter than letting them roll right through Kings landing unabated. Wildfire, booby traps, using the confined spaces to their advantage. Even the plans she had like the scorpions were useless all of a sudden. All in the name of rushing through the final of the story, where excellent pacing used to be a hallmark of the show.

I don't she was used to someone standing up to her.

Well, we got our answer to that one. I figured we'd see more of the scorpion when they realized it worked against the dragons at the loot train, but that was brutal. I never really liked Daenerys, but I like her character arc and the whole concept of power earned (Jon) vs. power by perceived right (her). Someone needs to tell her she's not nearly as smart or determined as Cersei, or her arrogance and stubbornness are going to get everyone killed. her arrogance thinking she is going to be the best ruler, but now willing to do whatever it takes and kill innocents also goes against her "freer of chains" title. I wonder if Cersei has any more wildfire left after blowing up the Scept of Baelor, and how that will play out. Does Daenerys walk through the wildfire and earn some street cred with Westeros, or does someone whack her from within? I think if we lose Drogon (which I think we will, to close out the story loop), her usefulness goes way downhill.

Loved last night's episode, though I think there a few flaws that will become more apparent once it sinks in. It's been that way the last couple of seasons though Questions to discuss; where was bran warging? If Beric played out his reason to be revived (saving Arya) , did the hound as well, or has he got another part to his story? Is Cersei sailing to Winterfell to pounce on the North before they recover? (episode 4 preview) Those that survived- what is there end story? Assuming they didn't survive just have a happy ending. I expect they have a role to play in the future. I've read a lot of the complaints about the episode, and much is usual internet complaining, but the only two real complaints I have are that it was too dark, and that not enough characters died for the size of the battle. As for the darkness, I will rewatch with my contrast adjusted. The second is that too many characters survived. You can't tell me that Sam , who can't fight, survived being at the first point of attack , along with Grey Worm, Jamie, Brienne, etc. Ghost as well. We saw with Shaggydog that a hoard can easily overrun a direwolf, but Ghost somehow survived.