Russell Dueck-Price

Fun fact, it's only a Charbonnet touchdown if it's from the Charbonnet region of France.

Yeah, sure, I could go to nflplayoffscenarios.com and get my NFL playoff information spoonfed to me like some sort of brainless fool. Or, I could go onto the playoff machine and have the immense satisfaction of a hard days work of pushing the buttons myself.

Ghost of Christmas past as FS is a liability. Can't be holding onto your bad plays, need to be able to shake it off and be ready for the next down.

Once you're done traversing the weird ghost towns of Alberta, make sure you check out the terrifying and haunted Museum of Fear and Wonder. This one I have not visited, but I will one day!! www.fearandwonder.ca

And, the answer is "yes, I have visited both towns!"

Rowley, the Alberta hamlet populated by nine humans and 15 cats, stays alive by partying The once-booming community invites tourists for beer and music nights in order to fix up its aging buildings — but it’s hard to fight the ravages of time.

I'm sorry if you're not ready for this era to end. But Rowley (the town on the very right edge of your map), is populated by more mannequins than people! www.thestar.com/edmonton/row...

The hydra is also becoming a testament to how you've improved as an artist over the past decade.

I missed tonights TNF game for a work dinner. I'm genuinely disappointed. I live for an absolutely debauched game of TNF. Real sicko shit. I missed my superbowl.

MetLife turf claims another....

@spilly.bsky.social Is one of your DnD characters in my BF6 squad?

There was so many "oh, here we go again moments" in the second half of that game. Dart having to go to the blue tent, Hurts moving the ball with minimal effort just before the fumble and the Flott pick. My body wouldn't let me have hope until the pick.

Lol, as a Giants fan I fear prime-time games. Feels good to finally win one.

Elaynah - Twitch Live Playing Chess 🔴 Viewer Arena Today! 🎉

I really like Elaynah. Her chess "journey" (?) is similar to yours. She got really into chess in the last few years then absolutely dedicated herself to learning the game and has grown to about 1900elo. Also her streams are very chill.
www.twitch.tv/elaynah?sr=a

The amount of people that I see playing chess on the skytrain is crazy high. Give us some spaces where we can play each other OTB! We are a city of chess players!

Philosophy is often a pain in the ass to read, but what little I’ve read has changed my life for the better. Like self-help books but good, they’ve made me much more deliberate. I’m also more equipped to see through so much bullshit and then disregard it as not worth my time.

When Chappell Roan said "Fuck this city, I'm moving to Saskatchewan." I really felt that, that's genuine emotional devastation.

Last cabin trip with friends, I read a few Japanese Ghost stories. I'm trying to make a spooky ghost story night a regular tradition

Buffalo Hunter Hunter - Stephen Graham Jones

Next read, comes highly recommended.

Trying to make myself a worse person

Cixin Liu - The Three Body Problem

Prior to starting this I read
Guy Debord - The Society of the Spectacle
And
Kay Dick - They

I've always wanted to go to the VPL chess meet ups. Being a beginner/intermediate player I'm always a bit intimidated by it.

White Horse - Erika T. Wurth

Just before independent bookstore day, my hold came available at the library. Here's my next horror read.

The burnout society - Byung Chul Han

Short read on the top of a Mountain

I look forward to his head on the Hydra

Any other QB taken before him would be just as funny. At that point you'd have to start thinking maybe he did come off as an ass in all his meetings.

Red Rabbit was such a great book. Now back to philosophy.

I'm impartial to "just a tool? I guess it takes one to know one."

Red Rabbit - Alex Grecian

Ana has motivated me to take more books out from the library instead of just buying them.

Alain Badiou's "Being and Event"

Just finished
Ghost Wall - Sarah Moss (it was fine)
And
The Unworthy - Agustina Bazterrica, which was incredible. Now it's back to philosophy with this big tome