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Double post. Apologies.

ok, i see. i was just going off the millions of times you posted 'thank god for ea play! I saved $70 by not buying this EA expletive 1 expletive 2 expletive 3 game'. :lol:


Yep. All true. But that's not coveting. That's being appreciative that I saved money.

If I coveted EA Play free trials, I ...

I own every EA game I play --


what about the EA Play 10 hour game trials you covet? You won't have access to it anymore with premium.


Could care less.

Since when have I coveted the free trials, especially when most are rehashes of the previous year and I can get a sense for the ...

Eh, it's actually a better deal for me in the middle tier at $15 per month than $20 per month currently for Ultimate or $30 for the new Ultimate plan.

I own every EA game I play -- College Football 25, F1 2020, WRC and Battlefield 2042 -- and I don't give a flip about Ubisoft+ since my son owns ...

"As we sat down to talk about our future together, Will felt it was time for him to make a change."

Unless Will Power, that noted open book, has been giving the Oscar-worthy performance of a lifetime since early summer, I'm not having that for one tiny little second.


You are correct, sir. But ...

GB_Simo wrote: Tue Aug 26, 2025 1:23 pm Gentlemen. I think we might actually get to play this one:

https://www.indycar.com/news/2025/08/08 ... nsole-game

Completely legit. Will happen. iRacing is a proper developer, not some front for Russian money laundering.

fsquid wrote: Sat Aug 23, 2025 9:26 pm Let us bow our heads in prayer for those that have to pay more for a gaming console.

Hahahaha.

i dont know if it's that

i think it's more like Sony being greedy fucks like they've always been.


Then you're not paying attention. Maybe you can parachute into trade policy in November for two months like the NHL Playoffs. Certainly you have a formula that has figured out for decades how ...

why isn't nintendo increasing prices then?


Because some companies are choosing to absorb the increased costs of the tariffs for as long as they can instead of passing along to the consumer, hoping Trump will TACO like he has with most of his tariff plans.

Sony eventually raised the white flag ...

Tariff costs being passed to the consumer. So. Much. Winning.

Lancer wrote: Thu Aug 07, 2025 1:30 pm oh yeah i forgot about them. they're like a forgotten franchise. they had a really good run.

Forgotten by people who only follow hockey for two months per year, maybe. Not forgotten by avid hockey fans.

Mid 10s/Early 20s Tampa Bay Lightning:

2014-15: Lost SCF
2015-16: Lost ECF
2016-17: Missed playoffs
2017-18: Lost ECF
2018-19: Lost first round
2019-20: Won Stanley Cup
2020-21: Won Stanley Cup
2021-22: Lost SCF

Four Stanley Cup Final trips in eight years, with two wins. Advanced to at least the ...

-- Animations are better, especially tackling. Dan is right: You feel the hits more this year.
-- Graphics are cleaner
-- Game day presentation is nuts, especially the music
-- Quarterbacks aren't nearly as accurate, which is good
-- You will pay far more dearly for throwing into double coverage ...

The right side of Montreal's defense may be set for a decade with Hutson and Dobson. Hell of a pickup for the improving Habs.

Looks like Vegas is zeroing in on Marner. Oh, joy, considering my team also plays in the Pacific Division.

Wait: I thought the prevailing opinion in Leafs Nation was that ...

If the Oilers picked up Marchand instead of FLA, they win the cup. That's what I mean by they need a real star. maybe star was the wrong word, but a guy who knows how to win. Maybe winner is the right word. A guy who not just wins but knows how to win. I don't think anyone on the oilers is there ...

Demko is tempting, but the $25 million contract paid over five years to Jack Campbell three years ago still haunts this franchise. Granted, Demko is far better than Campbell, who basically had one good season in Toronto and couldn't stop a beach ball in his limited run for the Oil.

Still, Demko's ...

Florida was too relentless, responsible and consistent.

Just look at the playoff scoring for both teams. The Panthers had about seven to nine guys who could be counted on to score. The Oilers had ... two, and they were shut down by Barkov and the Panthers' forecheck in the Final. It was SO easy ...

"Draisaitl set the record for most overtime goals in a single postseason, with four -- after setting the record for most overtime goals in the regular season. He is the third player in Stanley Cup Final history with multiple OT goals in a single series -- along with Don Raleigh in 1950 with the New ...

Lancer wrote: Sat Jun 07, 2025 12:29 am
if i made it up i would have said something like 25/25 or 30/30.

jealousy is not a good trait

I'd only be jealous if you monetized this incredible skill by betting it. Which, of course, you didn't. So, yeah ... it's hard to be jealous of something pulled from thin air.

A few more stats about the "only good" Leon Draisaitl that your "formula" didn't spit out (courtesy of Jason Gregor):

— Became the fifth player in NHL history to score three OT goals in one playoff year.
— Set the Oilers record for most OT goals in one year with three. Esa Tikkanen had two in 1991 ...

like i told you i'm not a nhl fan. im a nhl playoffs fan. i don't watch the regular season. i just watch the playoffs. and it's easy to determine based off the first round who'll end up and win the finals. my accurate predictions 24/25 years is better than vegas odds.


Nobody believes you, dude ...

Glad to see the merely “good” Draisaitl score two goals last night, including the OT winner.

Oh, and you know who leads the Oilers in goal scoring this playoffs, just as he did the entire NHL during the regular season?

Yeah, the merely good player, Leon Draisaitl.

One down, three to go.


we ...

As Ray Ferraro says about Perry, nobody does more after moving less. The guy's hockey sense is off the charts. He just knows where to be when he doesn't have the puck and what to do when he gets it, with no excess dangling or movement.

His career -- longevity, points, awards, Cup -- is just ...

Glad to see the merely “good” Draisaitl score two goals last night, including the OT winner.

Oh, and you know who leads the Oilers in goal scoring this playoffs, just as he did the entire NHL during the regular season?

Yeah, the merely good player, Leon Draisaitl.

One down, three to go.

Lancer wrote: Wed Jun 04, 2025 1:15 pm yeah im not reading all this. I'm 24/25 predicting Cup champs with my formula the last 25 years. I'll stick w/ that.

So, you're all but admitting you're a blind squirrel who finds nuts. At last, some truth and facts from you.

Enjoy the Final.