I mean, in a way I sorta understand the logic of wanting candidates to at least have some level of support in all regions, but I’m not familiar enough with how the process works to know whether it is appropriate to ask why only one representative from South America stood on the Council.

Our dear leader has declared the system to be democratic; all dissenters will be punished.

All of it, by the look of things, since that’s exactly what the character is supposed to be: a Marvel fan in the Marvel universe.

. The problem is that finding another James Gunn —who can turn an obscure franchise about a talking raccoon and tree into one of the biggest hits in comic book movie history— is easier said than done. And I think Marvel got the wrong impression of their brand’s value with the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy, thinking that it was the brand that made it a hit, and not Gunn’s understanding and respect for the source material. They got rid of all the original superheroes everyone loved and replaced them with complete unknowns cosplaying as them, thinking people would just buy them because of the Marvel Studios label. Glad they’re learning the lesson now.

I’m not sure the burnout is about superheroes as much as it is about franchises people don’t really care as much about. I don’t see people getting tired of Spider-Man and Deadpool movies.

I’m all for marshals hustling and doing their best to get back to racing… but they look like they didn’t even check before crossing. They need better protocols.

Series I watch regularly & follow:

• IMSA SportsCar Championship
• FIA World Endurance Championship
• European Le Mans Series
• Asian Le Mans Series
• Intercontinental GT Championship
• GT World Challenge America
• GT America
• GT World Challenge Europe
• GT World Challenge Asia
• Trans-Am Series
• Ultimate GT Sprint Cup

Series I watch occasionally & follow:

• International GT Open
• Formula One

. First of all, are you just having a bad week or something? You’re really overdoing this “everyone whose opinion I don’t like is stսpіd” bit. Seems like you’re clinging to that one line about them not benefiting and ignoring the context of everything else he said, so you can make the league’s case that players should just take the money and shut up about all the other stuff that comes with the gambling deals (like being harassed about parlays), and that if he has any other concerns about it, he must be a іdіоt.

Only 46% said the players polled said it was bad and 34% of them said it was good.

Which is in line with how Jaylen responded; seems like most players lean against it. How does the amount of money he makes change the fact the league is hypocritically leveraging players for their own gain? It’s not an implied indicator of the players’ collective opinion. You know that pointing out slavery is exploitative doesn’t mean you want to engage in it, right?

Maybe it’s not that he isn’t intelligent, but that you didn’t understand what he was saying… He was asked a question about what he thinks of the scandal and gambling in relation to the NBA, and he’s telling you how it affected him. Him pointing out that other people benefitted once again in the back of their work while the players took all of the detriment, does not imply he thinks it would’ve been fine otherwise; in fact he acknowledges the integrity issues. Maybe his point is that the situation gives incentive to people like Billups and Rozier because the league wants to have it both ways while they make their money off gambling.

Looks like Lando’s bad starts are full of water.

“The penultimate song of this feud, ‘Not Like Us’ dealt the metaphorical killing blow. The song contains lyrics, set to a catchy beat and propulsive baseline. It went on to become a cultural sensation, achieving immense commercial success and critical acclaim.”

Jeanette Vargas putting the diss in diss-trict judge…

“The penultimate song of this feud, ‘Not Like Us’ dealt the metaphorical killing blow. The song contains lyrics, set to a catchy beat and propulsive baseline. It went on to become a cultural sensation, achieving immense commercial success and critical acclaim.”

Jeanette Vargas putting the diss in diss-trict judge…

That’s what happens when you’re surrounded by yes men who can’t give you real advice. Everyone knew it was gonna fail, but admitting it would’ve mean eating the L. And Drake is too special to lose…

I haven’t found evidence of this, other than the obviously edited Marvel comics panel, let alone this one.

Generally I don’t start paying attention until the half point, or if my team (Celtics) is doing something amazing, so it’s hard to say if I empathize because it’s early or because I share your pessimism. But you’re not wrong; it’s looking like a recipe for a boring start, at least.

Famous last words… 😂

Audi will learn soon to keep these things on the dl