“This is a conscious decision, fueled by a completely unrealistic scenario wherein I go out with this girl and then one of my exes sees me out with her and then texts my ex to let her know whats going on.”
This doesn’t seem like the chase, more an effort to get back into the game and getting back at an ex. This all seemed half-hearted and forced.
I have a collection of pint glasses solely because i can’t stand drinking beer out of a can and drinking it from a pint glass makes me feel like it’s on tap. Have a few vintage sports ones that I cherish.
Super disappointing both because trash move by Blair on inviting a guy to fly to one of the most expensive cities on the planet and getting sick of him after less than 24 hours and because I didn’t see a drunk Duda out at the bars in the city this weekend.
Also, currently living in NYC and romanticized living in Chicago on multiple occasions so it’s not all roses.
Not putting rage cage/stack cup in here is a disgrace, far better than slap cup because at the end of the game one of the cups is nearly impossible to bounce your ball into and also gets everyone at the tailgate involved.
Grew up in a city and loved every second of it as a teenager. Undoubtedly the best skill is taking public transit alone from a very early age, as you pick up an excellent sense of direction very young. But what’s great about growing up in a city is that you can pretty easily translate those skills you learned growing up into any other city you might visit or live in. Moved to a different major US city post college and while a lot of my buddies who grew up in suburbia were absolute fish out of water while it took me no time to get comfortable.
I went between in-unit to in building through college and my early years of post grad life, and I can attest that in-unit is a possibly the most understated but most important luxury in an apartment. In a couple weeks I move into a place that had neither in-unit or in building. Pray for me.
also recent graduate, also unemployed, also went to a big sports school, also had a less than stellar GPA, also have been able to coast by on charm, also have a similar mantra. fuck.
So you can write some depressing monologue that ruins my Monday but you can’t give us another “I’m Engaging in the Chase”? What are they even paying you for?
“You can’t break down the minute she tells you that this break up is for real because right now it is real.”
Hearing that = instant break down.
This one is coming across a bit too real here Duda. I imagine I’m one of many, but definitely heard some shit I didn’t want to hear from a mutual friend and told anyone calling that I’m “all good”.
This is coming from a guy who grew up to Canadian parents, learned to skate when I started walking, and still play beer league weekly.
Still far and ahead the best sport to play in the world, but the NHL will never be able to grow in popularity for the following reasons:
1. Despite the fact that it seems as if their is competitiveness in the NHL (Nashville making the cup finals), since 2008 the same 3 teams (Chicago, LA, Pittsburgh) have won the cup in all but 1 year (Boston). If you want an example of “super-teams” and “ring-chasing” look no further than Pittsburgh, where veterans have long been signing to in hopes of a cup.
2. The NHL actively discourages any form of individuality and personality in its players, which severely hurts its star marketability. Mike Milbury (who is the biggest loser on sports broadcasting) called P.K. Subban, who is far and ahead the coolest player in the league, a “clown” for dancing a in pregame warmups during the playoffs. Then when Sidney Crosby (read: whiny teenage girl) throws a water bottle on the ice because a call doesn’t go his way and then pounds P.K. Subban’s head into the ice, he not only gets no penalty from the league, but Milbury says Subban “had it coming”.
Hockey will forever be my go to sport when I’m looking to play some pick up, but as far as a professional sport it has a long way to go.
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“This is a conscious decision, fueled by a completely unrealistic scenario wherein I go out with this girl and then one of my exes sees me out with her and then texts my ex to let her know whats going on.”
This doesn’t seem like the chase, more an effort to get back into the game and getting back at an ex. This all seemed half-hearted and forced.
I have a collection of pint glasses solely because i can’t stand drinking beer out of a can and drinking it from a pint glass makes me feel like it’s on tap. Have a few vintage sports ones that I cherish.
Super disappointing both because trash move by Blair on inviting a guy to fly to one of the most expensive cities on the planet and getting sick of him after less than 24 hours and because I didn’t see a drunk Duda out at the bars in the city this weekend.
Also, currently living in NYC and romanticized living in Chicago on multiple occasions so it’s not all roses.
Not putting rage cage/stack cup in here is a disgrace, far better than slap cup because at the end of the game one of the cups is nearly impossible to bounce your ball into and also gets everyone at the tailgate involved.
Grew up in a city and loved every second of it as a teenager. Undoubtedly the best skill is taking public transit alone from a very early age, as you pick up an excellent sense of direction very young. But what’s great about growing up in a city is that you can pretty easily translate those skills you learned growing up into any other city you might visit or live in. Moved to a different major US city post college and while a lot of my buddies who grew up in suburbia were absolute fish out of water while it took me no time to get comfortable.
I went between in-unit to in building through college and my early years of post grad life, and I can attest that in-unit is a possibly the most understated but most important luxury in an apartment. In a couple weeks I move into a place that had neither in-unit or in building. Pray for me.
I can usually get on board with Duda takes but lemon lime as the favorite Gatorade flavor? Orange. Always orange.
also recent graduate, also unemployed, also went to a big sports school, also had a less than stellar GPA, also have been able to coast by on charm, also have a similar mantra. fuck.
So you can write some depressing monologue that ruins my Monday but you can’t give us another “I’m Engaging in the Chase”? What are they even paying you for?
“You can’t break down the minute she tells you that this break up is for real because right now it is real.”
Hearing that = instant break down.
This one is coming across a bit too real here Duda. I imagine I’m one of many, but definitely heard some shit I didn’t want to hear from a mutual friend and told anyone calling that I’m “all good”.
thought I was the only one
This is coming from a guy who grew up to Canadian parents, learned to skate when I started walking, and still play beer league weekly.
Still far and ahead the best sport to play in the world, but the NHL will never be able to grow in popularity for the following reasons:
1. Despite the fact that it seems as if their is competitiveness in the NHL (Nashville making the cup finals), since 2008 the same 3 teams (Chicago, LA, Pittsburgh) have won the cup in all but 1 year (Boston). If you want an example of “super-teams” and “ring-chasing” look no further than Pittsburgh, where veterans have long been signing to in hopes of a cup.
2. The NHL actively discourages any form of individuality and personality in its players, which severely hurts its star marketability. Mike Milbury (who is the biggest loser on sports broadcasting) called P.K. Subban, who is far and ahead the coolest player in the league, a “clown” for dancing a in pregame warmups during the playoffs. Then when Sidney Crosby (read: whiny teenage girl) throws a water bottle on the ice because a call doesn’t go his way and then pounds P.K. Subban’s head into the ice, he not only gets no penalty from the league, but Milbury says Subban “had it coming”.
Hockey will forever be my go to sport when I’m looking to play some pick up, but as far as a professional sport it has a long way to go.
God damn it Duda you eloquent wordsmith. If this isn’t made into TGDAG-esque series I don’t know what will.