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Good to know. I also think he's a perfect fit next to Love, and I kind of like the attitude the Cavs took with the deadline. Everyone thought they were going to trade Love and Thompson and bottom out, but the market just wasn't there for either guy so instead they made a move to make the team better and appease Love (he and Drummond share an agent and are apparently good friends) while not giving up anything of consequence.

Makes sense given his woeful free throw shooting. But, I mean, the dude didn't even cost anything. The Cavs got him for a ham sandwich and a used LeBron sock from 2015, which wasn't even the championship year.

I mean, barely. I don't even remember how he ended up on the Cavs. Pretty sure they didn't sign him, so he was probably a throw in to make salaries match in a trade I suppose. Same as he was in the Drummond trade. Looking at Drummond's stats, it seems insane to me that he was obtained for a what amounts to a second round pick. You'd think he could have helped some contending team out. Supposedly he's opting into his final year next season, so maybe that played a part, but it also means the Cavs get a year and a half to see how he works out for them.

I have no idea if Andre Drummond is any good at this point but the Cavs just got him for a pack of peanuts so I guess it doesn't really matter.

I hope I never reach that age.

I know Aaron Rodgers loved him, and Aaron Rodgers hates basically everyone. Honestly have no idea what his role will be so hard to say much more at this point. I'm not going to to read too much into what happened with the Bengals this season given that their offensive line was about as formidable as 1-ply toilet paper.

We can probably thank Josh Gordon for making Hoyer a career backup. Pretty sure that was the year Gordon had one of the greatest seasons ever.

As far as Kobe goes, I did love late career Kobe when he just stopped giving a fuck and said whatever he wanted in interviews. Dude cracked me up.

Personally, I found there was just so much content in Odyssey that I never really found it to be a grind. I imagine if you just try to power through the main quest you might occasionally find yourself under levelled but I was constantly over the suggested level for main quests because I did a ton of side shit.

I wouldn't consider it to be sci-fi. I also assume it's only going to be one season, which means it won't really have the ability to become any kind of cultural phenomenon in the way that Game of Thrones did. It took GoT multiple seasons of hype and word of mouth to get where it was, and The Outsider won't have that.

Curb premiere was great. Larry wearing the MAGA hat was great stuff. Enjoyed Avenue 5 as well. Good pilot that made me want to keep watching. Hugh Laurie was as great as expected, and Zach Woods is fantastic as the same character he plays in everything else. He has one of the best lines in the episode. I imagine this one will get even better as all the actors settle into their roles and the writers get to know the characters better.

I mean it's a horror/comedy. Either way, it was incredibly funny,

Really was a fantastic movie. Laughed more watching it than I have most comedies.

I spent an ungodly amount of time collecting every single gwent card in the game. So much fun.