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  1. 9 minutes ago, ousux said:

    Greater Houston area is becoming like a mini southern louisiana..

    Immense pressure to go full aggy or risk being shunned and blackballed by the community.

    Is that what we are calling the Aggy Corridor these days? 

    Katy, Cypress, Spring, Kingwood. - just a corridor of fucking average

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  2. 3 hours ago, BurntEyes said:

    Early 2019 drop of a schedule 8 episodes for lazy people like me that don't like clicking.

    I go you fam

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    Details surrounding “Mindhunter” Season 2 have been quiet over the last several months, but a new report from The Playlist brings some exciting news about the next batch of episodes. David Fincher, who executive produces the show and directed two episodes in the first season, will reportedly be back behind the camera for the Season 2 premiere and finale. Directors Andrew Dominik and Carl Franklin will join Fincher for Season 2.

    Dominik is an indie favorite after directing “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.” His other credits include the Nick Cave documentary “One More Time with Feeling” and the drama “Killing Them Softly,” which starred Fincher favorite Brad Pitt. Franklin, meanwhile, is a television veteran with directing credits on “13 Reasons Why,” “The Leftovers,” and Fincher’s own “House of Cards.” Dominik is reportedly filming two episodes, while Franklin will direct the remaining Season 2 episodes.

    The Playlist notes Season 2 will only have eight episodes, down two installments from the 10-episode first season. Fincher is expected to kick off production on Season 2 at the end of this month or in early May. Similar to his work on Season 1, Fincher is scheduling in any potential reshoots the episodes will need and is planning to direct those himself. The show is eyeing an early 2019 debut on Netflix. IndieWire has reached out to Netflix for further comment.

    “Mindhunter” premiered last October from creator Joe Penhall. Charlize Theron serves as an executive producer alongside Fincher. Cast members Jonathan Groff, Holt McCallany, and Anna Torv are returning for the new season, which Fincher previously revealed will deal with the Atlanta child murders.

    “Next year we’re looking at the Atlanta child murders, so we’ll have a lot more African-American music which will be nice,” Fincher told Billboard last year. “The music will evolve. It’s intended to support what’s happening with the show and for the show to evolve radically between seasons.”

    The Atlanta child murders were a series of killings that took place over two years in which at least 28 children, teenagers, and adults were murdered. All of the victims were African-American. Atlanta native Wayne Williams was convicted for two of the adult murders and sentenced to two life terms in prison. Many of the murders became remain unsolved.

    “Mindhunter” Season 1 is now streaming on Netflix.

     

     

  3. Most stores provide a simple service. They collect items from different manufacturers and provide them to you locally for a fee. Amazon is doing the same thing, except instead of walking into a collection store, they send it to your house. Most people prefer that over venturing into a store. 

    If you don't, you can still find local collection stores like Wal-Mart & Target. I still go to Sprouts for produce & meat & cheese. The rest I order online.

    Best Buy: I'm curious to see if they survive or not. I still like going to Best Buy to buy things. But I wouldn't be surprised if they eventually fall by the wayside. It is empty when I go there (which I like). Target has a "tech" section but it's pretty meh. Best Buy seems to try to adapt to the market but I don't know if it will be enough.  They are the go-to for tech items such as computers, tvs, phones, etc. But Amazon could easily take their ball. Am I naive to think people still want a showroom for tech stuff?

  4. Enjoy Shia's work. Don't care about his personal life.Holes, Battle of Shaker Heights, Constantine, Greatest Game Every Played, Disturbia, Transformers, Eagle Eye, Lawless, Fury. He has some bad ones. Indiana Jones remake. But everyone usually does. 

    Here are some other people who I believe are fucking insane in real life that I enjoy their work: Tom Cruise, Sean Penn, Johnny Depp

  5. Koda Martin was always starting before his heat stroke.

    First unit

    LT – Koda Martin 
    LG – Keaton Sutherland (4 Star) - highly rated
    C – Erik McCoy (3 Star) - not highly rated
    RG – Jared Hocker (3 Star) - Blumrick had a higher rating
    RT – Carson Green  (3 Star) - Blumrick had a higher rating

    Second unit

    RT – Kellen Diesch (4 Star) - very highly rated. looks like tarzan, plays like jane. 
    RG – Ryan McCollum (3 Star) - rated below the kicker
    C – Colton Prater (3 Star) - rated a few tenths above the kicker
    LG – Grayson Reed (4 Star) - decently rated
    LT – Dan Moore  (3 Star) - Camron Horry was higher rated
     

    Before the stroke, Perroni stated 

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    So far this spring, Turner really hasn't tinkered at all with the OL other than flipping Reed and McCollum at the backup guard spots.

    Usually, he's moving people all over the place but this spring has been devoid of such shenanigans. I wonder if someone simply said "No" because they needed to see what they had while teaching everyone a new offense.

     

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    This is the same as in the first two days of camp. Given the fact that senior Connor Lanfear is still missing (reportedly with an ankle injury that shouldn’t affect him for the fall), this explains why Hocker is with the first unit.

    Coming this Summer

    OT - Colten Blanton (4 Star) - probably wanted to redshirt him, but he probably starts now. 

    OG - Tank Jenkins (4 Star) - the guy that was a package deal with James Foster. I guess he's okay. 

    OG - Luke Matthews (3 Star) - riding his name

    OG - Barton Clement (3 Star) - likes food

     

    Other notables: 

    OT - Connor Lanfear (4 Star) - highly rated. Probably will start unless he's injured again...again.

  6. Anyone else feel like it’s only a matter of time before Smart Switches become the major player and smart bulbs go bye bye. Yes, changing bulbs is easier, but switches are more permanent. 

    I have a couple smart bulbs but kind of want to invest in redoing the whole house with smart switches. Although, I don’t think the technology, or more so the scope is there yet. I saw the Noon Switch, liked it, but it’s 400 for just the starter. The other switches seem pretty basic for now. I don’t know. 

    I just want to pay someone to come replace all my switches with Noon looking switches and not have to pay 10 grand. Am I asking too much? 

  7. 14 hours ago, Elmer_Fudd said:

    Hamm is doing the "sshhh" emoji after pretty much every tweet about aggy recruiting.  What a dweeb.

    He has stated multiple times he wants the head recuiting job at Aggy. He will tell anyone who will listen 

    Carrington already has the job he wants. Hamm charges idiots for Facebook posts. The jealously is eating him alive 

    His business model consists of him hanging around 7 v 7 games and hoping kids talk to him. And then selling that information to adults on Facebook 

     

  8. 5 minutes ago, gsoda3 said:

    Re: mighty fine- Rudy's might be the only restaurant in Austin that varies more in quality from location to location. The best MF is arbor walk. It's pretty much the only one I feel I get a consistently moist burger.

    The Arbor Walk Mighty Fine is delicious 

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