lightsout

Canes gonna win during fuging happy hour

Freddie looks fuging locked in though. Gonna have to be because I'm thoroughly convinced Bob isn't even human at this point

This could either spur one of these teams to win a cup or it could curse one of these teams to go out in 4 in the final.

Anybody else get the feeling no matter who wins this one, every player on the ice is gonna be like "thank fug that's over"?

I work rotating 12s so I'm off all weekend. But I did just work 26 of the last 48 hours and only got about 4 hours of sleep each night so I'm fuging struggling.

This will be the final OT. Sloppy play increasing, legs starting to burn, guys getting winded after average length shifts. Turbo is netting the winner and it'll be early here. Calling it.

The fact that so many Americans can't appreciate this level of precise defense in hockey is astounding to me. This game has us all on pins and needles, and meanwhile I know people who would 100% call this boring.

This is looking like a 3OT game boys lol

Likely didn't realize the goal was waved off. It is Yahoo afterall

We've gotta wheel more neutral zone. They're trapping it now. Skate it up, the chip game is getting swallowed.

So we've got to keep our composure. We get to scrambling at pucks wayyyyy too much

The announcers in these playoffs really, really want us to lose every fuging game lol. That's such an obvious fuging interference call and yet the announcers are acting like it's probably not

So to say "he is him" is a meme that originated from a guy talking about somebody being good/unique or some other and basically saying "you are you, but he is him". It's a weird thing that caught on and stuck. I'm in my 30s, I'm officially generally out of the loop most of the time

It's not that Jaycee is overly fragile. Some guys are just unlucky as poo. Think Thomas Davis. His knees just kept taking blows, his ribs kept getting bruised and broken, forearm fracture, etc. How many LBs get those injuries at some point? A ton. Some only one or two of those, others may have 5 injuries varying in severity over a 10 year career. How many have THAT many consecutively their first 5 or so years in the league? Very few. Just bad luck.

Bennett is gonna meet Noesen at some point this series and that's gonna be a fun fight.

Biggest two obstacles 1) Bob, as we all know. 2) Florida's defensive zone. If our forecheck falters, they can swing momentum. They're not as dangerous as we are in transition, but they get the puck out quick. Could be irritating for us, and we know what we look like when we get irritated thanks to the Devils.

So I missed the entirety of guardian games basically. Been a big sad boi time for me

Darnold would still be here and be good if we had kept Wilks. New staff don't want the reclamation project and that's reasonable. Darnold will be good if he's got a good team around him. He'll never be an elite guy but probably has a couple really good years in him yet, if coached well. Fortunate for us we have an extremely promising rookie QB to mold. Everybody gets what they want here.

You never draft a guy and say "yeah he's our starter" before camp even starts unless there's not a single NFL caliber QB on the roster. Bryce will likely be week 1 starter unless he has a really tough camp. Even then, unless Dalton is setting the league on fire somehow, Bryce comes in as soon as the staff feels he's prepared to. Worst case scenario, Bryce struggles hard in camp and during the season with the adjustment and sits a year while the players gel in the new systems. Bryce gets the nod next year and has a year of learning under his built without the wear on his body. I don't think this happens at all, mind you.

Sun Drop Field. Because 1) it's the nectar of the gods 2) sunset from the stadium is fuging beautiful

I mean poo, you get drafted, told you're basically the future and to bide your time, learn the NFL game and get yourself ready. That same year, you suffer a major injury in a meaningless game, the head coach is poo canned, the offense is gutted, and the team stinks so bad that it's basically a hard reset.. Now you're healthy and hungry and the team signs another vet QB and drafts one #1 overall. Everything you thought this time last year is upended, and you're left behind. poo spot for him. I'd want to try my luck elsewhere too. But options are basically gone at this point. Tampa to back up Baker again? Back up a different rookie QB? Back up an established guy who you'll never get a chance behind? Corral got screwed, but that's Rhule for ya

That's a loss I don't think we can afford right now. Hope he's just being cautious

This should be a straightforward w. We reasserted ourselves and the guys who were asked to step up have. Just gotta play our game and avoid the chippy bullshit. If we can't stop being drawn into it, we're fuged when we face Boston.

Sounds about right. Lol. If they make your RMA process hell, you know what brand to avoid in the future. But that's fairly standard.

It's not likely a grounding problem but I guess it would depend on the case it's in. Most have motherboard standoffs anyway so it shouldn't be an issue. It's almost definitely PSU related. Either an unfortunate unit or potentially less power than you anticipated in the build (I haven't tallied your power from the build but I would never suggest less than 650w gold rated PSUs to anybody on any build in general). On antec, it's not that the PSUs they sell are particularly or uniquely bad. Their customer service is typically poor according to most things I've read. They base their units off of the lower tier seasonic FX PSUs and those have power draw issues. In general I'd suggest seasonic's modular PSUs (avoiding the FX line, as previously stated) because not only are they generally just good, but their RMA process is pretty solid if something is wrong. Or Corsair, can never go wrong with them for the same reason.