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@NoContextBrits Pretty reasonable

@jacks_onS @MoenAfterDark @ChrisVannini Started with the force awakens.

@MoenAfterDark @ChrisVannini when was that

The real answer is oversaturation and streaming, imo. Same with Marvel. Once we made Star Wars into a TV show, it was no longer an Event. There is a new SW thing every six months now, and this movie is just an extension of TV. Scarcity matters.

@DarrenWStaley @adamcarolla Everyone that needed to do things, should do them. They should take precautions. Everyone else should do what they needed and wanted to do. Seems very straight forward to me. No need to fill in skate parks with sand, close parks, or even restaurants for those that wanted to.

@Someoneguy19 @adamcarolla But the nurse has a family at home. Somebody has to bring in food. Should the person who delivers food to the retirement comminty isolate? They didn't, because they couldn't. So they wore masks and sanitized their hands and distanced. And were mocked for it.

How many young healthy people died of covid, statistically almost zero

@DarrenWStaley @adamcarolla You are missing the point. The nurse who wo s at a retirement community should isolate too. Those who need to isolate, should. The. Point.

@Someoneguy19 @adamcarolla Well first I dispute that the entire world isolated. But you are missing the whole point which is about spread. I go to the supermarket and while I am there I bump into a nurse who works at a retirement community. The old/high risk ppl need assistance.

@DarrenWStaley @adamcarolla Old and at risk people should've isolated, not the entire world.

@adamcarolla I don't know why you continue to relitigate this. Of course older people with comorbidities were more likely to die, or be hospitalized. The young, healthy people could still spread it though. And also, are you saying, well old sick people should just be left to die?

God you're an idiot lol. Every single fucking person that goes to trial gets arrested, charged, due to evidence and probable cause. Which goes BACK to my point that the level of evidence is not even close to guilt. It's merely an accusation that the court allows to proceed. It's a very low bar, like your IQ Man up coming from either a child who has an excuse to be ignorant, or truly a low IQ moron.

You're doing the same thing, champ. I'm pointing out the fact that David has clearly picked a side, and all of you should look real hard at the fact they were arrested, charged and brought to trial without issue due to evidence, probable cause, etc. I know exactly how hard it is to prove guilt in this scenario, that's why the Howden stuff was extraordinarily critical to doing exactly that. Unfortunately, he is on record talking out of both sides of his mouth and I don't have to pick a side here at all to know what's going on. I'd tone down the dramatics and man up a bit here, big boy.

@ProfessorLGRW @dstaples Do you not understand the level of evidence needed for probable cause versus guilt? Lol are you a child and genuinely don't understand this or just disingenuous?

@frenchexpress96 @fetts81 @dstaples Damn, she had a boyfriend?? If so Fucking brutal

@fetts81 @dstaples They had a good time. The next day when the guilt set in with her boyfriend and she had a moment of clarity it was time to come up with a game plan. I believe they are still together too. I’d convince myself the same thing that she tried if I was her too. Just didn’t work ha

I'll repeat this again because the misinformation about Carter Hart around this trial is both appalling and slanderous. Lots to hate about the Vegas franchise. But giving a second chance to Carter Hart isn't one of them. The judge in the case didn't just find no guilt, she exonerated the accused, finding as a matter of fact there was no sexual assault, that the sex was consensual. If you're curious to know the facts of the Hart and his Hockey Canada teammates case, here is summary of the 11 key findings of fact in judge Maria Carroccia's ruling: 1. That Carroccia found the complainant, E.M., to be both unreliable and not credible in her testimony about the events of the night in question, June. 18, 2018 in London, Ontario. More than that, Carroccia found that E.M. had given her consent to the sex acts with the men that night. The Hockey Canada Five were always presumed innocent until found guilty under our system, but Carroccia’s finding does more than find them not guilty. It essentially exonerates them, though we will all likely agree that they acted in poor and immature fashion that night and needed to do more to treat E.M. with care. 2. The judge also found that the notion “believe all women” is a political slogan, but goes against fundamental Canadian values that work to ensure that no innocent person is found guilty without a fair trial. 3. That key video evidence from Jack’s Bar where E.M. met Michael McLeod and other Hockey Canada players that night forcefully and completely contradicts what E.M. said about the players initiating overt sexual contact on the dance flooor, and that E.M., in fact, put her hand on McLeod’s crotch area on the dance floor. 4. That key video evidence from the bar that night forcefully and completely contradicts what E.M. claimed about getting plied with drinks from the players. In fact, E.M. bought almost all of her own drinks. 5. That key video evidence contradicts what E.M. claimed about the players trying to separate her from her friends. 6. That key video evidence and E.M’s own testimony contradicts her claim that she was completely out of it that night due to alcohol consumption. 7. That E.M. had reasons to fabricate a false narrative based on numerous factors, including making things right with her own boyfriend. 8. There was repeated and consistent testimony, including from Crown witnesses Tyler Steenbergen and Brett Howden, that E.M. pushed for the players to engage with sex acts with her, and in the end Carroccia accepted this evidence as fact. 9. That there was numerous evidence of E.M.’s testimony been unreliable. 10. That E.M. had several opportunities to get dressed and to leave if she was fearful, but she left the bathroom where her clothes were and walked naked into the room full of players to continue on with their evening. This dynamic started after she had admittedly had consensual sex with McLeod. 11. That the players group chat the following day was not an effort to fabricate a story, but a group decision to simply tell the truth about what had happened with E.M

@IcemanAthletic @grok what is the expected recovery time?

Ducks indicate that Troy Terry dealt with a chronic hip impingement that will require surgery, planned for what they say is the near future. As of now, his timeline is TBD.

@LoriMills4CA42 I mean by definition it's not a scam, they literally tell you up front how much everything's going to cost. You're getting exactly what you're paying for

It’s become a scam. $40 to $60 to park. Park hopper ticket- $264 Per person Fast pass- $35 per person Certain rides price per for fast pass. $35 Star Wars ride. Cars-$35 per ride Im old enough to remember free admission and a ticket book for rides.

@Mouskegamer @ScottGustin @OffhandDisney Making sure we didn't SHARE*

What's annoying about that is anytime I've switched Parks shortly after entering, it gets flagged and I have to wait for a supervisor to come out. Apparently it was their way of making sure we didn't show our annual pass. Maybe that's all said and done now but they have facial recognition

NEW: Disneyland is eliminating the 11 a.m. Park Hopper restriction starting June 9. With this change, guests with Park Hopper tickets and Magic Key passes will be able to move between Disneyland and Disney California Adventure at any time, subject to park availability.

@Canuck_Faithful @PatrickCPresent @TheHockeyNews My guess is checking in with the family and wife. I wonder if they moved out here, I guessed out for just a few months

@PatrickCPresent @TheHockeyNews That doesn't sound positive.

Article: "I certainly loved it here, and there’s a lot of moving parts, but I’ve loved my time,” -John Carlson Revisiting the John Carlson trade and whether it was worth the cost for the Ducks⤵️ @TheHockeyNews | #FlyTogether thehockeynews.com/nhl/anaheim-du…

@ldubs99 @SportsDataQuest @dstaples "relieved of coaching duties"

@SportsDataQuest @dstaples He was fired. Just because they are paying his contract out doesn’t mean he’s considered an employee. They are just being petty.

Bruce Cassidy helped Vegas win a Stanley Cup. Then Vegas fired him. Now they are going to block him from choosing his next job? Who would want to work for an organization defined by malice and ingratitude? And what kind of team owner or manager would want to invite that kind of wretched karma on themselves? If Vegas carries through on this threat and blocks Cassidy, good luck to them with the curse it will put on their franchise.

@dstaples @CoachJMcGehee Yeah, multi-millionaire coach, connected to high-powered agents and lawyers, not suing. Social media expert doesn't understand why

@CoachJMcGehee He is not free to do so. He can sue.

@clgmatt @mayorNHL That's why I don't think it's actually a non-compete clause. It's that he's still employed, he's just not the coach. I would assume he could cancel his contract with them, and may be willing to do it. But he's likely not willing to take that risk

And non-compete clauses in the real world are on shaky ground to begin with and are routinely breached. Judges only rule in favor of employer when propriety information is stolen or significant financial harm is incurred. This is the opposite, Vegas would be saving money if he signs with Edmonton.

"Vegas is not inclined to give permission to Edmonton or LA." Key point to understand here is Cassidy is still under contract to VGK. When you're paying somebody $4.5 million for the next year, you're in control. Similar to a non-compete clause in the real world.

@OlympicHughes Do yourself a favor and mute them.

This is the worst account on this app

@TopTierPucks @NHL_Muse @R3vampDev Do yourself a favor folks.

Ranking how likely NHL Teams are to Relocate over the next Decade

@CartNarcs Damn, what's with all the Cart Narc hate? Assume it's a lot of lazy bones that don't return their carts.

Agent Cordell says that if you are willing to use deadly force over a magnet, you don't deserve a firearm, (and are not much of a man). Youtube.com/CartNarcs

@JW_eats_plastic @NHLRussell Yup. Pretty much click/engagement bait from all these influencers

@NHLRussell following the letter of a mutually executed contract? i feel like that’s pretty tame but i don’t want to shame you for thinking that’s crazy.

Crazy how Vegas can fire Cassidy then block him from seeking work.

@BaseJacobD @thecalibae 💯. I would have appreciated random Disneyland guests more than this.

@thecalibae “Guests” or influencers who get invited to events all the time. Half of them were at the premiere or preview.

Pedro Pascal met guest riding smugglers run in Mando suit 🤯 at Disneyland - video credit Disney parks