Travis Sheldon

My wife was not aware that the Ronnie in Eddie Money's Take Me Home Tonight was her. This led to me taking her down a YouTube rabbithole of Ronnie's career that culminated in an appearance on Sha Na Na, which led to another deep dive. R.I.P. Ronnie

I rolled credits on Mafia 3. Still have some horticultural stuff to do, but I was satisfied with the ending, so I may or may not go back and clean that up. It was the first Mafia game for me, very GTA-like. Driving and gunplay was solid. Loved the emphasis on stealth in the missions. I stopped playing Kingdoms of Amalur The Reckoning because I got into Mafia 3 so much. Probably will go back to that to finish as much as I can stand. There's a ton of side stuff to do, so I may just try to complete main quest. It's a good itch scratcher for my fantasy vibe, but it makes me want to play Elder Scrolls. Thinking of playing all the stuff I have from the Wolfenstein series on PS4. Those have been on the pile for a minute.

I didn't think McDavid needed a mentor at this point.

Sixty percent of the time he's twice as good as he was as a head coach.

Will they have the slime-cam like last time?

Is the guy that first came up with a juiced ball in the HOF? Asking for a friend. The HOF debates have played a part in my ambivalence toward the game for the past few decades. I'm with @Infinit, let them all in. Still waiting for MLB to give the fans refunds for all the money it made when Sosa and McGwire were lighting up the charts in 1998. MLB, and the sportswriters, didn't seem too concerned with integrity when that sweet cash was flowing.

Dammit! Budgie influenced a lot of the 80s metal bands. R.I.P.

Which means they definitely fire the entire staff and give Bill O'Brien complete control.

I can't believe this game!

Raiders offense will be well rested.

I need to go to bed, but I'm close to stress eating.

Meat's meat and Dan's gotta eat.

My favorite type of pump and dump, up front and in your face. My only hope is every Rick Ware car and he collide frequently.

And it seems their servers are down and I can't add these games to my library. Looks like they're free until the 6th of January '22.

Happy whatever you to choose to do, everyone. Been here a long time, even though I've not posted a ton. Really the only MB I feel "at home". Hopefully, things will start to turn around for those experiencing tough times.

Loop Hero is free on the Epic Game Launcher. Act fast, because it is one of the daily giveaways and is up at some point early in the morning tomorrow.

Should I assume ESPN has the doubleheader Monday and NFL Network/ESPN for Tuesday matchups?

My nephews get a crisp $20 and a card. If I have picked up a copy of Burnout Remastered for ten bucks, they might get that, too.

Exactly, this is why people like him never change. At least now he has more time to spend at the club with his family. Guys like him are my biggest gripe with college sports in general.

A nice Rick Rude slap upside his privileged face should have occurred in that situation. Who the hell kicks someone?

Pepperidge Farm remembers...

Lots of sellers have this in their Black Friday sales. Believe it was $25 at Gamestop.

I realize that since I am old and out of touch my fondest memories will be of when, I thought, things were as they should be. But I seriously can't attach a happy memory to one corporate sponsored park. Everything goes back to the "people named" parks. And I do understand that places like Wrigley Field are named after companies. But the original company was named after an actual human person. Yeah, corporate culture/sponsorship sucks, but money...

Since I am a physical media mizzark, I picked up the Snyder-cut of Justice League on 4k disc. Haven't seen, or owned, a modern DC film since the Nolan Batman Trilogy. I don't count Joker, that was just a Bernard Goetz fantasy Flick. Also picked up the theatrical cuts of The Hobbit Trilogy on Blu-Ray and the newest Conjuring since it was $5. I've been trying to determine which films from my collection will get a 4k upgrade and I have determined that I have too many films I just watch one time and add to the collection. Even though the Hobbit/LotR films would probably be good candidates for an upgrade, they're films I do not revisit. And with their epic runtimes, I don't feel bad about getting theatrical versions. I haven't always felt that way, but I don't have the patience to sit through them anymore.

Name wise, there are zero good sponsored sports venues. Anybody remember Overstock.com Coliseum? That ones named RingCentral Coliseum, now. I still refer to it as Oakland Coliseum.