Los Einquirers wrote:Vegas to host super bowl in 2029
There is absolutely no way this goes wrong.
Alternatively: does this Super Bowl performance count as a Vegas residency? Because that opens a lot of options for performers.
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by Luminesa » Wed Apr 08, 2026 9:37 am
Los Einquirers wrote:Vegas to host super bowl in 2029

by Shazbotdom » Wed Apr 08, 2026 7:23 pm
Neu Arbuckle wrote:Just witnessed an EGM in a casino that was NFL-themed and was currently set to the Atlanta Falcons. As a Falcons fan, I would never EVER put them in charge of odds to win anything.
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by Zurkerx » Thu Apr 09, 2026 8:47 am

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by Kuromistan » Thu Apr 16, 2026 5:21 pm
The Two Jerseys wrote:
The low-visibility patches cancel out removing the drop shadow, so for now I'll call it a wash until we get some decent pics.
Also, it's the Rams' turn for "there, now was that really so fucking hard?"

by Los Einquirers » Thu Apr 16, 2026 5:56 pm
Kuromistan wrote:The Two Jerseys wrote:The low-visibility patches cancel out removing the drop shadow, so for now I'll call it a wash until we get some decent pics.
Also, it's the Rams' turn for "there, now was that really so fucking hard?"
https://www.baltimoreravens.com/the-next-flight/ How about these?

by Los Einquirers » Sun Apr 19, 2026 6:03 pm

by Natkr » Sun Apr 19, 2026 8:16 pm
Kuromistan wrote:The Two Jerseys wrote:The low-visibility patches cancel out removing the drop shadow, so for now I'll call it a wash until we get some decent pics.
Also, it's the Rams' turn for "there, now was that really so fucking hard?"
https://www.baltimoreravens.com/the-next-flight/ How about these?

by The Two Jerseys » Sun Apr 19, 2026 9:06 pm
Kuromistan wrote:The Two Jerseys wrote:The low-visibility patches cancel out removing the drop shadow, so for now I'll call it a wash until we get some decent pics.
Also, it's the Rams' turn for "there, now was that really so fucking hard?"
https://www.baltimoreravens.com/the-next-flight/ How about these?

by Kuromistan » Mon Apr 20, 2026 5:34 pm

by Zurkerx » Tue Apr 21, 2026 8:48 am

by Los Einquirers » Tue Apr 21, 2026 9:42 am
Zurkerx wrote:I'm a little late on this. Taking care of a kid is quite a lot of work, but the bonding makes it so worth it.
I am sad to inform everyone here that [nation]Jerzylvania] passed away on March 29th. He was survived by his daughter, who informed me of his passing. I do not know the circumstances of his death as that is a private matter for his family and must be respected.
I want to take this moment to dedicate his time in this thread. He was quite football savvy and has won a couple of the pick'em leagues. Sure, if he did every year, he would at least finish in the top three, if not the top two for the most part. Always had some kind of story to tell, especially from the past where he knew quite a bit on football and the games biggest moments.
I remember when I first started talking to Jerzy. That was 7 or 8 years ago and since that time, we became good friends. From sports to politics to family, he and I always had genuine conversations. Through those talks, I've learned so much and it helped shaped me partly for who I am today. He was always blunt but honest. Knowledgeable and knowing.
May he rest in peace. He will be missed.

by Untecna » Tue Apr 21, 2026 11:28 am
Zurkerx wrote:I'm a little late on this. Taking care of a kid is quite a lot of work, but the bonding makes it so worth it.
I am sad to inform everyone here that [nation]Jerzylvania] passed away on March 29th. He was survived by his daughter, who informed me of his passing. I do not know the circumstances of his death as that is a private matter for his family and must be respected.
I want to take this moment to dedicate his time in this thread. He was quite football savvy and has won a couple of the pick'em leagues. Sure, if he did every year, he would at least finish in the top three, if not the top two for the most part. Always had some kind of story to tell, especially from the past where he knew quite a bit on football and the games biggest moments.
I remember when I first started talking to Jerzy. That was 7 or 8 years ago and since that time, we became good friends. From sports to politics to family, he and I always had genuine conversations. Through those talks, I've learned so much and it helped shaped me partly for who I am today. He was always blunt but honest. Knowledgeable and knowing.
May he rest in peace. He will be missed.

by Farnhamia » Tue Apr 21, 2026 11:48 am
Zurkerx wrote:I'm a little late on this. Taking care of a kid is quite a lot of work, but the bonding makes it so worth it.
I am sad to inform everyone here that Jerzylvania passed away on March 29th. He was survived by his daughter, who informed me of his passing. I do not know the circumstances of his death as that is a private matter for his family and must be respected.
I want to take this moment to dedicate his time in this thread. He was quite football savvy and has won a couple of the pick'em leagues. Sure, if he did every year, he would at least finish in the top three, if not the top two for the most part. Always had some kind of story to tell, especially from the past where he knew quite a bit on football and the games biggest moments.
I remember when I first started talking to Jerzy. That was 7 or 8 years ago and since that time, we became good friends. From sports to politics to family, he and I always had genuine conversations. Through those talks, I've learned so much and it helped shaped me partly for who I am today. He was always blunt but honest. Knowledgeable and knowing.
May he rest in peace. He will be missed.

by Natkr » Tue Apr 21, 2026 1:14 pm
Zurkerx wrote:I'm a little late on this. Taking care of a kid is quite a lot of work, but the bonding makes it so worth it.
I am sad to inform everyone here that Jerzylvania passed away on March 29th. He was survived by his daughter, who informed me of his passing. I do not know the circumstances of his death as that is a private matter for his family and must be respected.
I want to take this moment to dedicate his time in this thread. He was quite football savvy and has won a couple of the pick'em leagues. Sure, if he did every year, he would at least finish in the top three, if not the top two for the most part. Always had some kind of story to tell, especially from the past where he knew quite a bit on football and the games biggest moments.
I remember when I first started talking to Jerzy. That was 7 or 8 years ago and since that time, we became good friends. From sports to politics to family, he and I always had genuine conversations. Through those talks, I've learned so much and it helped shaped me partly for who I am today. He was always blunt but honest. Knowledgeable and knowing.
May he rest in peace. He will be missed.

by Shazbotdom » Tue Apr 21, 2026 5:41 pm
Zurkerx wrote:I'm a little late on this. Taking care of a kid is quite a lot of work, but the bonding makes it so worth it.
I am sad to inform everyone here that Jerzylvania passed away on March 29th. He was survived by his daughter, who informed me of his passing. I do not know the circumstances of his death as that is a private matter for his family and must be respected.
I want to take this moment to dedicate his time in this thread. He was quite football savvy and has won a couple of the pick'em leagues. Sure, if he did every year, he would at least finish in the top three, if not the top two for the most part. Always had some kind of story to tell, especially from the past where he knew quite a bit on football and the games biggest moments.
I remember when I first started talking to Jerzy. That was 7 or 8 years ago and since that time, we became good friends. From sports to politics to family, he and I always had genuine conversations. Through those talks, I've learned so much and it helped shaped me partly for who I am today. He was always blunt but honest. Knowledgeable and knowing.
May he rest in peace. He will be missed.
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by Luminesa » Tue Apr 21, 2026 5:50 pm

by Ameriganastan » Tue Apr 21, 2026 6:31 pm
Zurkerx wrote:I'm a little late on this. Taking care of a kid is quite a lot of work, but the bonding makes it so worth it.
I am sad to inform everyone here that Jerzylvania passed away on March 29th. He was survived by his daughter, who informed me of his passing. I do not know the circumstances of his death as that is a private matter for his family and must be respected.
I want to take this moment to dedicate his time in this thread. He was quite football savvy and has won a couple of the pick'em leagues. Sure, if he did every year, he would at least finish in the top three, if not the top two for the most part. Always had some kind of story to tell, especially from the past where he knew quite a bit on football and the games biggest moments.
I remember when I first started talking to Jerzy. That was 7 or 8 years ago and since that time, we became good friends. From sports to politics to family, he and I always had genuine conversations. Through those talks, I've learned so much and it helped shaped me partly for who I am today. He was always blunt but honest. Knowledgeable and knowing.
May he rest in peace. He will be missed.
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