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I’m just starting a rewatch of the series and found myself asking if Brian D is actually great at the game. We see glimpses of greatness and then he kind of owns a lot of “pros” at the end, but did the show build him up in a way that the ending makes sense? Was he carried most of the way? Did he have actual talent at the game? I thought it would be fun to discuss this with fans. So, what are your thoughts?
Either way, the show is amazing!

Hey dads! This is more of a personal revelation than advice. I was never big on traditions. When my wife and I got married 10+ years ago and celebrated Christmas together without kids, I didn’t really get it. We didn’t sing Christmas songs, we didn’t get all excited for presents because we each only had one; it felt pretty similar to a normal day.
Fast forward to now: While setting up Christmas decorations with the kids, they asked a lot of questions. What is this? Why do we do this? Why do you have this ornament? When did you get this? I realized our traditions and decorations were telling the story of my wife and me. They brought back memories of places we used to live, places we vis

First and foremost, I absolutely adore Smartypants and Dropout. I am so appreciative of the effort and quality that goes into each production. I get so much happiness and joy from each episode.
That being said, I have had difficulties appreciating two of the presentation because I believe the stated premise of the presentations are wrong. I’m speaking specifically about Jess’ presentation about wrestling and drag as well as Brian’s presentation about Oregon Trail and Craigslist.
They are both hilarious and unusual presentations that I can appreciate. However, with Jess’ presentation, Wrestling is not Drag. It is similar, definitely. But most of her highlights would apply to most form

I’m getting pretty tired of the plumbing companies that pretty much only ever recommend replacing everything instead of fixing it (Hope, Service Plus, etc), then charge about $300/hr plus huge markups for materials.
Does anyone have a good local plumber recommendation that isn’t part of some larger company?

Falling. You'd think it's guns or stampedes or explosives. But nope, falling is definitely the most dangerous thing.

John's wife fell off horse and died
Tate fell in a river and almost died
2 Asian tourists fell off a cliff and died
The deputy woman that came to investigate the bear fell off a horse and got impaled on a post and almost died
Jimmy fell off a horse twice and almost died twice. The whole family got attacked by the militia, but Jimmy ended up worse than any of them.
One of the cowboys hired by Roarke fell off a horse and died.

Hopefully y'all find this post as humorous and not as a dig to the show. I just find it hilarious whenever someone on the show falls now b

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