HBO Sports: Lombardi (2011) Joining The Redskins

Source:HBO– Redskins QB Sonny Jurgensen (1964-74) Source:The Daily Press “Hall of Famers Sam Huff and Sonny Jurgensen remember the huge impact Vince Lomabrdi had when he arrived at the Redskins… From HBO When Vince Lombardi came to Washington to take over the Redskins in 1969, he wasn’t taking over the worst franchise in the NFL. The Redskins were 5-9 in 1968 under head coach Otto Graham.…

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Connor Roy when OJ Simpson dies:

generation kill civilian vehicle headcanons

ray: ancient blue tacoma that used to belong to his aunt gertie or sth

brad: his yamaha. borrows his sister's car when it rains

nate: prius :)

trombley: dodge challenger

walt: a giant, jacked up ford with deer lights n shit

-> ray: WALT, BABY, NO! walt: what? you don't like her? ray: she's... it's... *breaks down into tears* walt: i'm sorry, ray, you know i'm not a chevy man *pats his back*

Perry Mason (2020) - 2x02

i already knew but just to check…

needed to make sure just in case

2002 Peter Krause 🥰

was ready to admit defeat and not gif anything bc quality is SO BAD tn and then came my unlikely savior… hbo max… girl why is the best SPORT stream at my fingertips HBO MAX…

Winners (Book Review)

Written by: Frederik Backman

"All the best players have a darkness inside them, that's why they end up the best, they think the darkness will disappear if they can just win enough times..."

4.5 / 5 Stars

Summary

As Beartown struggles to move forward, the destruction of Hed's ice rink re-ignites a dormant rivalry, which only quickly escalates. How far will the residents go to protect their hockey club?

Thoughts

The third book is extremely character-driven and explores multiple points of view. Each character's story is linked to another to explain a community's pride and ambition for their hockey club. Frederik Backman's writing style invokes strong emotional reactions, for he uses allegories and metaphors to emphasize his points. For example, Theo & Tails were excellent antagonists because they presented the greed of consumerism.

"We try to be men and never really know how. The tales about us who live here are the same sort of tales that are told about everyone, everywhere, we think we're in charge of the way they unfold but of course that happens unbearably seldom. They carry us wherever they want to go. Some of them will have happy endings, and some of them will end exactly the way we were always afraid they would."

"If you can't understand if the girl you're having sex with wants it or not, then you've never had fucking sex with a girl who wants it."

Oz Favorite Moments → 6x01 "Dead Man Talking"

The Sex Lives of College Girls, ep 3x09

Whitney & Andrew’s 1-on-1. ⛹🏿‍♀️ ⛹🏻‍♂️ 🏀

Succession did this same scene, except better.

My 2023 Sports Wrapped

I watch a lot of tennis this year. As I said, after the unfortunate years of Domi’s injury then watching Jannik made me fall in love with tennis again.

I watched others sports too obviously but tennis is and always will be my favorite sport

f1 didn’t feel like f1 without Seb

I watched Seb & Domi’s biodiversity seminar without understanding Deutsch

Basketball movies and tv series are soooo fun so I’m planning to watch a game

I watched Jimmy Butler more than my favorite tennis players during US Open

I forgot to include golf when I made this so kisses to the sky for my boy Viktor Hovland😘

Listen, I don't think HBO Max was ever against Our Flag Means Death as such, but during the months of waiting for the renewal news, stewing in the fear and disappointment of past queer or queer-hinted shows being canceled or ignored by their distributors just because they were queer, I was passive-aggressively checking the likes over every single HBO Max tweet that came out, smirking with vicious delight every time an OFMD tweet went out that invariably got ten or even a hundred times the attention than any of the other shows they were trying to push at any given point, and part of me just hopes that there was someone at HBO Max who didn't want the queer little pirate show to succeed and they had to pick their fucking jaw off the floor when they saw the renewal announcement got 80,000 likes when most of their other tweets barely broke a couple hundred

PETER KRAUSE at the third season world premiere of SIX FEET UNDER in New York City, New York, on February 19th, 2003.