I’m not going to get into a public debate about this, or any other of these out of context articles. But here are the facts.
- No information says mandatory, they made this up
- 80% of the shares in Bulkhead are owned by 50% of the staff
- For 50% of development we ran a 4 DAY WORK WEEK…
- We gave everyone the entire month of December off
- We made a game you like and our staff will be rewarded for it accordingly
We made that choice, don’t take it out of context, watch the whole interview here to make up your own mind.
This is the other side of the honesty and transparency we have been commended for.
https://t.co/hQAl9PEWN6
Spare me the sudden rules clinic from people who couldn’t name a clock-stoppage rule if it bit them.
Michigan got one more play. The conference reviewed it, put the second back, and Bryce Underwood hit JJ Buchanan. That’s the game. You don’t have to like it. You do have to live with it.
What’s hilarious is the people screaming loudest. Ohio State fans. Michigan State fans. The same two fanbases that treat every last-second gift they ever got like divine justice and every one Michigan gets like a federal crime.
Spartan fans: sit down. 2001. East Lansing. “Spartan Bob.” Your home clock operator froze one second so Jeff Smoker could spike it and throw a touchdown as time expired. Michigan radio called it criminal on the air. You still wear that win. You still talk about Trouble with the Snap like it was scripture. Don’t lecture anybody about phantom seconds when your program’s most famous win was built on one.
Buckeye fans: even worse. You won a national championship off the most famous gift flag in modern college football. 2003 Fiesta Bowl. Pass interference in overtime that half the country still thinks was a joke. Then 2016. The Spot. J.T. Barrett on fourth-and-1, Michigan still swears he was short, you got the first down and the touchdown and you danced on it for a decade. You also scored with one second left at Notre Dame and called it destiny. Now one second goes against a MAC team in Ann Arbor and suddenly you’re constitutional scholars.
If your entire identity is “the refs love Michigan,” you don’t know college football. You know highlight-reel grievance. Every program in this sport has eaten a clock call, a spot, a flag, a replay they hated. The difference is some of you only recognize it when it happens to the team you already despise.
Michigan still had to throw it. Buchanan still had to catch it in a pile. That’s a play, not a conspiracy. If that wrecks your weekend, you weren’t watching the sport. You were waiting for an excuse.
It’s great to be a fan. It’s embarrassing to act like the universe owes your team every close call and Michigan none of them.
#GOBLUE
You know what, I’m feeling generous: I have 2 tickets to #Michigan vs Oklahoma this Saturday at Noon. Retweet this to enter to win, keep the DMs open, & I’ll notify on Friday…
The strangest thing about losing Mac Miller isn’t just that the music stopped. It’s that an entire generation lost the person who was growing up at the exact same pace they were.
Most artists build a myth. Mac built a mirror. You could trace his exact emotional evolution from teenage carelessness to deep existential anxiety to a quiet, fragile acceptance; album by album.
When an artist like that dies, you don't just mourn their past work. You mourn the wisdom they were supposed to give you five years down the line, when you both got a little older.
And just like that, the most damning Epstein files completely VANISHED from the media.
A sitting congressman, Ted Lieu, said on the record the Epstein files are being blocked because they show Trump raped and threatened to kill children.
Lets make this viral again 👇
Can someone who lives in the kansas area please forward this to the authorities, i don't know what I'm able to do from Norway but this person randomly said this in my twitch chat and didnt comment further. RTs appreciated as I really need someone from kansas to see this.