Trade: The Raiders are trading QB Kirk Cousins to the Vikings, per @rapsheet and me.
It wouldn’t have been as good with Ethan
Ethan Hawke says he THREW AWAY the script for Independence Day because he thought it was terrible.
"I'm such a big shot. I think I'm so cool."
"I'm reading it to my buddy in the car... 'Isn't this bad? E.T. phone home. That's stupid.'"
"I literally throw it out the window onto the Texas highway."
The following summer, he went to see the movie in a packed theater.
"Will Smith says, 'E.T. phone home,' and the place explodes."
Meanwhile, Independence Day became a massive blockbuster.
One of the biggest career miscalculations ever.
Jesse retweeted
#He wouldn’t waste an elite defense
“Midwit Philosopher”
There’s no joke here or punchline. Chapelle hasn’t told a joke with a punchline in like 20 years. Now he just wanders around the stage trying to be some kind of midwit philosopher, delivering a bunch of safe “edgy” opinions in a self-congratulatory way like a late stage George Carlin. A totally insufferable unfunny hack. Wildly overrated for his whole career. Chapelle’s
Show does not hold up at all. He came up with like two funny sketches and that’s it. The media treated him like Jesus back in the day because he was a black comedian making jokes about white people. If you go back and watch some of that stuff now you’ll be shocked by how much it sucks.
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saying the film lacked pop culture impact when this song was everywhere the entire summer and there was a massive wave of hope around the world is insane
One of the reasons Skydance replaced James Gunn and Peter Safran as the heads of DC Studios had to do with box office.
• ‘Supergirl’ was a massive bomb this year.
• ‘Superman’s $618M box office was not impressive to Skydance either, as the film lacked “pop culture impact” in their eyes.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
Jesse retweeted
The House of Cards is collapsing.
Everything these days is exhausting
Jeremy Clarkson" feared for his life" in Elon Musk driverless taxi that ignored him and ran red lights
The Clarkson's Farm star detailed the ordeal in his Sunday Times column after riding a Tesla Cybercab in Austin Texas, a two passenger vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals.
He boarded after it opened its door on sensing his phone but it failed to move. He told the screen "Hey Grok can we set off now?" It replied "We are currently en route to your destination" despite staying still.
He abandoned the booking after half an hour.
A replacement Cybercab refused to stop near his destination saying "Looking for a safe place to pull over" while passing suitable spots.
It ran red lights, the screen glitched, stopped for a non existent pedestrian and debated right of way with an autonomous shopping trolley. Clarkson said "It was no longer listening to me.
It wouldn't stop. It wouldn't open the doors. And I began to worry. Elon and I had a bit of a falling out a while back and I thought it might be taking me to the room where he develops lasers. 'No Mr Clarkson. I expect you to die.'"
He added "But I must admit that for ten minutes or so I was a bit worried because I was in a car that was driving itself while seemingly having some kind of electronic hot flush. And there was absolutely nothing I could do." The Cybercab eventually reached the destination. He said he would not ride one again and would stick with "Mr Crikey" if they launch in London.
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Jesse retweeted
Charlie Kirk was so disgusting his supporters would get mad when you quoted him word-for-word after his death 💀
A full 20% of the games McCarthy started for the Vikings are on their worst QB games list of all time.
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I’ve been getting calls all night, and at this point, the rumors aren’t just circulating. They’re picking up serious steam.
I’m being told the Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings are heavily engaged in discussions surrounding a potential BLOCKBUSTER trade that would send Matthew Stafford to Minnesota.
The proposed deal:
The Vikings receive Matthew Stafford.
The Rams receive Minnesota’s 2027 first-round pick and two third-round picks, Minnesota’s own and the third-rounder acquired from Philadelphia.
Minnesota is desperate to upgrade at quarterback and believes it is firmly in the driver’s seat in the NFC. The organization reportedly views Stafford as the missing piece that could put them over the top.
For Los Angeles, the situation is entirely different. With injuries piling up across the roster, the Rams sitting third in their division, and the season quickly slipping away, the organization could be preparing to turn the page.
That would mean handing the offense to Ty Simpson, the No. 13 overall pick, for the remainder of the season.
Nothing is finalized, but the conversations I’m hearing about suggest this is far more than a passing inquiry.
More to come.
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Trying “explain” away his appearances by showing us incomplete passes.
Replying to @TyTrades03
7 straight games of his y’all have explained away. More than half his NFL appearances of more than a few snaps.
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