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The Lounge 2 d ago

When the clerk heard Bstreet say he was β€œfixin’ to blow this bathroom up”

the clerk immediately called the authorities. ** Edited by HwoodHokie at 7/30/2026, 6:37:44 AM

The Lounge 3 d ago

Wow, I’ve had work trips to Moscow, Rostov-on-Don and even Tyumen, but

always thought of Vladivostok as the hinterland andremote. Cant imagine living there.

The Lounge 1 w ago

It will be a shame if Argentina wins in penalty kicks

Absolutely no offense all game not even a shot on goal. Spain has clearly been the better team.

The Lounge 2 w ago

Delete

** Edited by HwoodHokie at 7/18/2026, 3:17:24 PM

The Lounge 3 w ago

How about Olympics soccer?

I don't hate soccer, but agree, I don't watch unless it’s WC or Olympics. When we lived in London we watched EPL and some other Euro soccer, but I just don't have time/patience to follow anymore. I liken it to the Olympics - I never follow track and field, skiing, volleyball etc but love watching these sports in the Olympics.

The Lounge 4 w ago

Anybody know why Canada had to play in Houston rather than Toronto?

Seems like a co-host country would get to play at home similar to Mexico playing in Mexico City next. Edit - never mind, I see now that because they finished 2nd in their group they had to play at a US venue. If they finished 1st in their group, they would have played in Canada. ** Edited by HwoodHokie at 7/4/2026, 3:59:47 PM

The Lounge 1 mo ago

He should have had a goal a few minutes prior. They need to adopt the

Wenger rule where the entire body has to be beyond the defender. Having a shoulder ahead is not cherry picking in my opinion. Thats ridiculous.

The Lounge 1 mo ago

Well, now days its playing 16 minutes, 10 of which is standing in one of

the faceoff circles during a power play. Defensive zone faceoffs are no-nos.

The Lounge 1 mo ago

I’d be curious to see that. I read his payment is effectively an 8% annual

return on deferred money. Stock market over the last 25 years is around 10% annual return assuming you reinvest all dividends. If you assume Mets’ ownership has an almost zero risk of default, the risk-adjusted payment annual return doesn’t sound that bad. Not saying the finance guy is wrong but I’d be curious how he adjusts for β€œrisk”. Also not sure if there are any tax benefits vs taking it all up front? I assume he now lives in a tax friendly state like Florida.