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Did I hear Brady say that he had a cup of coffee in the major leagues?

I'm a UConn fan. No real interest in seeing St. Johns v. Duke. Is sharing session tickets something that's possible in the digital age?

What recommendations do people have for the best local chains in the area? I am talking not just restaurants, but also shops, ideally ones that have a presence in more than one quadrant of the city.

Does anyone know why One Battle After Snother has suddenly become unavailable on the streaming service?

There was a kids music artist in the 80s that I used to listen to his LPs a lot, and I can’t remember his name or any of the names of the albums. The songs were mostly him and his guitar. He had kind of a nasally voice. The album art on one of his albums was a black-and-white picture of him, lifting a ladle out of a soup pot and his own head was in the ladle. I remember one song he had about a road trip from a kids perspective with the lyrics “The road looks the same/the car is hot/the dog drops drool on my arm/ Tommy is poking me in the ribs/Tommy has that kind of charm.” Another one was a song encouraging kids to nag their parents to buy his record. The chorus was sung by a group of shril

It really seems like everyone is enjoying the unhinged nature of the recent Adventuring Party episodes, so I am sure I am in the minority on this. Plus, I feel a little bad being a wet blanket, but I figured I would at least throw out my perspective.

The stories that they are telling are getting more and more complex. Cloudward Ho has been no different. There is so much lore and world building that I genuinely have trouble following it if I’m just watching the D20 episodes. I feel like it’s also intrinsic in actual play as a storytelling medium, where the DM is playing so many different characters. If it were a movie, those characters would be played by a different actors, so that would be