Brian Fowler

There was one night back when I was in college when my roommate Gavin, unprompted, said something like "you know, I'm of above average intelligence. I have the test scores to prove that. That scares me because I'm a goddamn moron."

Howell has resigned.

Meanwhile, it will be Dame Time in Portland once again, once he's healthy. Three year, $45 million.

He hasn't been a Marvel writer in a long time, but Ed Brubaker once did me a huge solid. This was actually back when he was at DC, but for some reason my local comic shop didn't get in an issue of his book Sleeper despite it being on my pull list. I mentioned this on the old Jinxworld message board. Ed private messaged me, told me he would send me one of his reserve copies, asked for my mailing address Fast forward a couple weeks and a whole damn box shows up. Had the issue of Sleeper, a couple issues of Detective Comics, and the entirety of the most recent arc of his Catwoman book. Son of a bitch, wouldn't you know it that my comic shop had finally gotten my copy of Sleeper in a few days before the box arrived. And, of course, Catwoman wound up on my pull list for the rest of his run.

Hey now, Harden/Beal/Leonard together will be nearly unstoppable for the three games they're all healthy.

I did say it was loaded.

Loaded October for Criterion, but I'm especially looking at Fire Walk With Me in 4K.

Cleveland Return part 2: Electric Boogaloo?

It hasn't worked for me on any browser or device for literally years. I either modify the address or hit open in new tab.

I'm partial to Superman For All Seasons personally.

He'd be insane to sign it. If he waits until next summer he can get one more year and a casual extra ~$80 million.

Axl said the same thing on X. As impossible as it sounds, it seems like it's actually true. Which is bizarre because Slash and Ozzy were friends before GnR broke up.

Also, GnR did play It's Alright. What a weird set of four Sabs songs from them.

Except for Milwaukee having a $22 million dollar dead cap hit for five years, when they likely will desperately need every penny of space they can find to keep a functional team around Giannis.

The Suns are reportedly working on trying to come to a buyout with Bradley Beal so they can then waive and stretch him. Right now, they can't use that stretch provision because it would exceed the maximum allowed, 15% of the cap (they have a couple small dead cap hits already.) But they need Beal to accept giving up $13.8 million of the $110.8 million he has left over the next two years. Then they could stretch it over 5 years at $19.4 million. I kinda get why the Bucks did this with Dame (I do not think it was a good idea, but I get it) but I have no earthly idea why Phoenix would do this. They aren't going to be good next year and probably not the year after, why blow a hole in your cap the three years after that when you might potentially be able to rebuild.