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I'll try this again.😁 Pinkman went up to Alaska after Walt died.

Ummm... you need to review exactly how Pinkman wound up in Alaska.

I'm resisting the urge to make a cheap pun about Jessie's state since he's in Alaska. But yeah, he's alive, but he's really not in much of a better place to be showing up in Omaha. edit: Actually, did they ever give an exact timeframe on when this is happening? Walt and Saul were relocated at the same time and then it's about a year later when Walt returns for Jack. Yeah, he's not showing up there, but is there any chance Walt is still alive during what we're seeing in Omaha?

We also live in a society where countless people have accepted those payoffs. It makes you wonder just how important justice really is. It clearly has a price tag.

What do people want, the crazy balls to the wall action they've had recently? That can't be sustained over too many episodes, plus that story is clearly done at this point. Instead, we got Gene getting the itch to start scamming again, a Walter White reference, and more Kim easter eggs with that Royals lunch box. I wonder if people genuinely think Kim is gone for good and have never once picked up on her ties to Nebraska. Part of me wonders if Gene may slip up and need a public defender soon.

Will the world juniors still use the same age cutoff as if it was held this previous December?

When Kim shows up at the mall, I hope she's going by Giselle.

I was wondering if that was him when I heard the name. Just looking through his list of album titles... yeah, that's something.

I don't put a single new team in the east into the playoffs until I see it happen. The conference has too many of those teams who are always there and the point gap was so damn large last year.

Ha, I didn't think about that one. Nope, not spanish.

I'm looking away from the screen as I type this to say that a storm knocked out my directv maybe 15 minutes into the show last night. I haven't checked yet, but I'm hoping my DVR was able to pickup either of the times it was re-aired last night/this morning.

At least half will be re-signed long before the summer. I bet that's a very conservative cutoff too.

The NFL more so, but hockey canada also has a significant investment in these players. So while someone may not need supervision, it does provide insurance against both the players' actions themselves and from false accusations. So yeah, it may not be necessary, but is it really all that bad of an idea?

Breaking the rules to score a goal? Seems very creative to me.

Yep, we can't translate lake to spanish. Nope, no one would understand.

I miss the days where nobody could "like" your post and then it said nobody gave you a thumbs up. Honestly, I miss everything about that username.

Maybe not the best approach given that the purse strings have tightened for many teams this late into free agency.

Is that when you changed the name?

No

I think you underestimated that number there😁 But yes, OT is the way to go. Less repetitive petty arguments there.

And the vast majority of people are idiots. That's not to claim that intelligence and watching bouncyball are mutually exclusive.

Just now?

From anything I've been at in the last couple years, I think COVID officially killed the paper roster. Ultimately it's really just a cost saving move (and a perfectly reasonable one), but the signs always say "due to COVID".

I’d love to know the true nuts and bolts of these insurance policies. It seems so strange that they can be traded from one policy holder to the next, but I suppose insurance for sports contracts is a completely different world than anyone’s used to. I picture someone getting divorced and then remarried, and the policy on the wife is automatically transferred to the new one.

If they use #5, they’re screwed.