Morphinity 2.0

The combat is turn-based like Divinity, but all of the rules are D&D 5e. To me, it feels like a Divinity mod with the 5e ruleset, but that's not a disparaging remark in any way. It's a fantastic game.

Was most recently coach for 14U and 15U AAA, so good for him I guess? That's quite a promotion.

100% Letang proved last season he can't QB a PP1 anymore. So he'll drop down to PP2 and they'll just give Karlsson free reign.

The internet has decided the Blackhawks logo is "offensive", so BarDown probably didn't want to get into that issue.

Go ahead, but everyone is fair game.

Why can't we harp on their highest paid player having one of the worst contracts on the team (according to the article)?

Swim?

I moved all the latest NFL RB conversation to here:

@BrooksBurner @Keirik @RangersIn7 @The Dude I moved the RB convo to a different thread.

Not so sure about a 3-4 year rebuild with Judge in his prime, but I definitely support pulling the chute on this season and re-tooling for next year.

Is there a program for threatening cops' lives?

I heard he just likes how it smells.

What a total clusterfuck of a career.

This could be one of the best contracts in the league in a few years.

Further reinforcing the window is 2 years.

497 on 6 correct guesses is insane though

In my experience, under 1 was pretty easy flying. My kid could barely walk and didn't have the same energy and desire for freedom he does now. Once they can walk, forget it. Get seats for them, keep them fed, and try to distract them as much as humanly possible.

Puckdoku Game 7 - 7/9: 382 Uniqueness https://www.puckdoku.com -- Can't believe I missed on Devils PIMS. I deked myself out at the last minute.

They're gonna have to rename it "Rangers Development Program" after this draft.

It's absolutely happening. They love that Wisconsin pipeline too.

It's pretty simple really. Life, that is. It's a journey filled with ups and downs, twists and turns, and a whole lot of randomness. We navigate through this chaotic existence, trying to find meaning, purpose, and a sense of fulfillment. Sometimes, we succeed, and other times, we stumble and fall. But that's the beauty of it all, isn't it? The unpredictability, the constant flux, the ever-changing landscape of our lives. In this vast and intricate tapestry of human experiences, we encounter a multitude of individuals. People who leave lasting impressions, those who inspire us, and those who, well, let's just say they leave a different kind of mark. One such individual is Kevin Hayes. Ah, Kevin Hayes, what can I say about him? Kevin Hayes is an enigma, a conundrum wrapped in a riddle. He's the kind of person who always seems to be present, but never really makes a significant impact. You know the type, right? The one who's always there at parties, but you can't quite remember why. The one who chimes in with generic comments during conversations, but never says anything truly insightful or interesting. Now, I don't mean to be overly harsh here, but let's face it: Kevin Hayes fucking stinks. And I'm not talking about his personal hygiene, although that could be a topic worth exploring. No, I'm referring to his overall essence, his aura, if you will. There's just something about him that exudes mediocrity, an aura of unremarkableness that is hard to ignore. You see, Kevin Hayes is the embodiment of the mundane. He's like that beige wallpaper you find in old, forgotten buildings – it's there, but you don't really notice it until someone points it out. And even then, you can't help but wonder why anyone would bother mentioning it in the first place. In conversations, Kevin Hayes has a remarkable talent for blending in. He never takes a strong stance or expresses a unique opinion. Instead, he regurgitates popular sentiments and echoes the thoughts of others. It's as if he's afraid to rock the boat or challenge the status quo. He's content with being a mere spectator in the theater of life, never daring to step onto the stage and take a leading role. But hey, maybe that's okay. Not everyone needs to be a shining star or a trailblazer. There's room for all kinds of people in this world – the dreamers, the risk-takers, and yes, even the Kevin Hayeses of the world. After all, not everyone can be extraordinary; there has to be a balance, a spectrum of experiences and personalities. So, in conclusion, Kevin Hayes may not be the most exciting or memorable person you'll ever encounter. He won't leave a lasting impact or inspire great stories to be told for generations. But maybe that's not his purpose. Perhaps his role is to be a reminder that not everyone needs to be exceptional or remarkable. In the grand scheme of things, Kevin Hayes is just another face in the crowd, another cog in the wheel of life. In short, Kevin Hayes fucking stinks. But you know what? Maybe that's perfectly okay.

Quick was one of the worst goalies in the NHL last year. He's absolutely a downgrade from Halak.

Miller Lite is the best, hands down.

First of all, fuck Alec Martinez. Second of all, fuck Jonathan Quick. And finally, 35 is retired here fucko.