@sntvizzy@pirenocho Replacing the iconic scene post quidditch where they first hook up with that horrible RoR scene should have been grounds to send David Yates to jail
@nanakusinho@sntvizzy Never knew that was Ralph’s nephew but that makes sense. I thought young Voldemort in chamber of secrets was perfect combo of charming/good looking/unsettlingly evil. Agreed Yates was horrible and butchered the whole movie
@JennLeigh91@C_Reilly5 “She used history to form her opinion. She said he proved history wrong.” So why not just say I was wrong to assume history would repeat itself? Bc her current phrasing shifts the culpability to history and precedent, not her player evaluation skills
@JennLeigh91@C_Reilly5 I’d encourage you to use your brain as well Jennifer. Acknowledging one is wrong is inherently an explicit thing, not something you can indirectly convey via the transitive property
@SpursCulture She is framing Jalen as an outlier and defying history - that's not taking ownership of a shitty opinion. How can you not see that? Literally ALL she had to do once was say "Jalen proved ME wrong" and this would go away, but her ego won't let her
@Low_Life_13@Jomboy_@Russo11491 What is not to understand? He’s had 3 full years in the league and is averaging a sub .700 ops with subpar defense. Delusional takes
@sitenyk Brunson - rolled ankle
Julius - dislocated shoulder
Mitch - literally always hurt
OG - also historically injury prone, played 14 games for us and average same number of minutes as he has in 2 of last 3 seasons
Grimes - averaging 20 min per game this year
@space_ace84@TommyBeer it's crazy that his ankle only seems to bother him when playing defense but fast break and potential chance at an open layup he's moving like usain bolt
@Harbormaster223 @JADubin5 Nah, that’s why I said “spending as a % of net income would actually tell you something.” As in it would show if owners are acting different financially than in the past. Maybe go make a Facebook status if you’re this triggered about billionaires.
@JADubin5 Not disputing that they can afford major free agents, but this isolated statistic you quote is laughable. Obviously revenues have increased, as have operating expenses and the cost of doing business. Spending as a percentage of net income would actually tell you something.