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Hot take. If Purdy hadn't shown up Lance might be starting for SF this season.

Yeah $34m is a pretty good consolation prize. Both 49ers kickers are hurt and the punter just missed an extra point. Maybe they should give Lance's money to Robbie Gould.

It's not just the injuries but also the appearance of Brock Purdy. Nobody really could have predicted them getting a guy that was ready to play on day one from the bottom of the draft. No matter what Lance is, a guy that can play at a high level that doesn't need time to develop and is even...

I'll be rooting for him. The failure in SF wasn't really his fault or that of the 49ers. It was just a lot of odd things that happened. That's not to say that he wouldn't have been a bust, it's totally possible that he could have been, but he never really got a chance because of many wacky...

With their track record for QB health I don't know why they wouldn't keep 3 QBs. In any case not having him practice doesn't really make sense.

When the starter went out on my girlfriend's Honda CRV they had to take the front bumper and the grill off to replace it. Wound up being like $650 in labor for a damn starter. My regular mechanic is a skinny little guy with noodle-like arms and he can replace headlight bulbs in several types...

Colts: What's wrong? Don't you believe in yourself?

$3500 isn't bad, but $7500 is what I was reacting to. That's a hell of a lot for a couple of hours work even with a well truck. Grundfos pumps are crazy expensive. They're supposed to be top of the line but I've had two die after about 5 years. The ones on our solar wells are pretty crazy...

In Soviet Russia, moon crashes into you!

You can move with the starlink I'm pretty sure. The only factor would be if your current location has a longer waiting list than where you're moving to. If your current address and the location you're moving to are the same general area I don't think it would matter. They start billing you...

Sheesh. I wouldn't hire that guy. $7500 to pull a 150 foot well and replace the pump? Around here I would expect to pay $7-800 over the cost of the equipment and that's with them driving an hour to get to me. I don't pull wells myself if they're over about 60 feet deep but I would if it...

It's long enough to get arrested. My sister had one while driving once and hit the front of a store. The cop had her handcuffed and down to the police station for a DUI before she got it together enough to explain what happened.

How could you Sandra Bullock?

Not only vanilla, but they're trying to put certain guys in certain situations more than they're trying to win the game.

If you want to torture yourself go ahead but it means nothing.

Oh none of the starters played and they didn't look good you say? Preseason means nothing, especially if your coach doesn't like preseason.

I know, but it looks exactly like a sports bra.

Why is he wearing his bra on the outside of his shirt?

I think it was Bill Burr who said from the beginning that he was going to eat the whole wing and followed through on it. I totally respect that. 10 birds gave up their wings for this gag. Throwing them in the trash with a tiny nibble on each one is just wrong.

It's becoming clear why some people here spend so much time on the internet...

And FedEx sucks in comparison. You can tell it by the way they move. The UPS driver pulls up at 2 PM, ambles out with your package, smiles, and maybe shoots the breeze for a few minutes. The FedEx guy always looks stressed, runs to get the package and leave it on the deck, and then jumps...

FWIW, this wasn't actually a Raylan story. Those were all used up by the series. City Primeval was a different detective story by Elmore Leonard which they wrote Raylan into.

Not really the same thing but since I go around listening to podcasts all day I've noticed when a podcast has a rerun I can always remember what I was doing the first time I heard the podcast and as I listen to it I can remember being in the tractor stacking bales or whatever I was doing the...

Ah well if they're turd chasers they're probably used to it.

Does the guy who goes face-first into the mud hole get hazard pay?

If you woke up naked in a tent covered in vaseline and the person you went camping with was gone, would you tell anyone?

Don't forget all of these machines would have to work for hundreds or thousands of years without being able to get spare parts or materials for repairs beyond what can be taken with them. We've never built anything remotely like that.

One beef I do have with my Samsung dryer is that it will give a time at the beginning, but then if they clothes aren't dry at the end of that time (and they usually aren't) it just keeps adding time until they are dry. This isn't a problem most of the time but there's been a few days where I...

The finest Covid is aged 19 years in a cave in France. Covid-19. By law it can only be produced in the Covid valley in western Brittany.

Puppies and kids understand each other. An adult dog who wasn't raised around kids might have been overwhelmed but everything is play to a puppy, just like a little kid.

Some people think the plastic will poison them with pthalates or something.

I have to say that my Samsung washer and dryer are pretty great. I've had them for around 10 years without a glitch and my brother has a set that are at least 5 years older than that. Not to discount others experiences but just adding my story. I've have a lot of trouble with appliances...

It's going to be very disappointing if this all just goes dark again and there's no closure on this giant cock tease.

Same here. I liked "Better Call Saul" quite a bit but I could never get on board with people saying it was better or even as good as Breaking Bad.

Put a chunk of 2x4 from the existing board out to the nearest stud on either side. Screw it into them to hold it in place, then put a third piece of 2x4 all the way across the top of all 3 boards and get it well attached to the studs on both sides.

I've heard that all of the lithium ion batteries in the world have enough capacity to power the US grid for like 3 minutes if you could somehow hook them all up. Without huge advances in battery tech we aren't going to be running the grid on batteries anytime soon either.

They're not going to be building transmission lines out of this stuff any time soon. It will be a massive invention if they can just use it internally in microchips.

The Germans tried the method of making weapons-grade plutonium that the US used and it failed because the graphite that they used had impurities in it but they didn't know that. The result was that they gave up on that method and tried to use heavy water. The Allies knew they were trying to...