Charlie Conway, depressed after his divorce and failed tryout for a nearby EHL team, turns to drinking and wanders back to where it all began: the District 5/Ducksworth Ducks Ice Rink. Nearly in shambles, Conway encounters his old coach Gordon Bombay, who tells him that he’s bought the run-down rink for him to give Charlie the chance to find himself just as Bombay did all those years ago.
Conway sets out to repair the rink and bring District 5 it’s first championship since the OG Ducks. He recruits his daughter, a talented figure skater who always loved watching her dad play, along with some of the local talent to restart the Ducks (complete with original jerseys as well as alternates from D2). He’s joined behind the bench by his long-time friends Greg Goldberg and Fulton Reed as assistants, and the show chronicles the Ducks as they fight to reclaim glory, even fighting against the rival Hawks coached by the Cake-eater himself Adam Banks.
It might have turned into a strip-six if the refs didn’t blow the play dead wrongly. Overturning the fumble would have been as overt as the refs referring to Tom Brady as “our favorite.”
I get this instinct man, I do, but at the end of the day you have to decide which is more important: the friendship or romance. We’ve all had friends that we wanted to sleep with, but the only reason to stay friends is that at the end of the day that urge isn’t so strong that you want to jeopardize the friendship. But if you’re up all the time wishing that you could date this girl, you gotta shoot you’re shot because you’re not friends with this girl. You’re a guy who’s in love with her and waiting in the Friendzone. It’s unfair to you, and it’s unfair to her. Once you shoot your shot and she rejects you, you’ll realize pretty quickly that the two of you probably weren’t actually friends.
I think his point is that there does exist a grey area where one party thinks that what they are doing is a date, but the other hasn’t quite given off a signal one way or another. I’ve had it happen multiple times, the only difference is that I (unlike my boy Max) don’t let it drag on. If I’m not sure after a hangout or two, I’ll put it out there what I want. To date, always been shot down, and it always sucks.
Eh, you’re taking hits from strangers on the Internet who are trying to seem as dating experts. Not knowing what a date “is” doesn’t make you an idiot. Just less experienced.
Lol Dave edited to keep the same style as my previous single guy reviews. Rest assured, I have not done the stupid thing that will torpedo my relationship again…yet
The best approach: build your own outline and then get notes from a 2L/3L or law review archives (if your school has one) for that teacher to tailor your outline further. Write down everything, then condense to eliminate what’s important.
You know that moment when you’re lying in bed and think about something horrible and awkward you did in the past? Law school is like that, non-stop, for 3 years.
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Completely agree. Was it a bad movie? Not at all. Does it deserve a nod for best picture? Hell no.
Baby Driver, Thor: Ragnarok, Logan, Blade Runner 2049 all more deserving.
The second I get the call to write/direct/star in D4 I’ll be out of here in a jiffy.
This is a Disney property Will, it’s gonna be kid-friendly. That said, 100% on board with this spin-off.
Charlie Conway, depressed after his divorce and failed tryout for a nearby EHL team, turns to drinking and wanders back to where it all began: the District 5/Ducksworth Ducks Ice Rink. Nearly in shambles, Conway encounters his old coach Gordon Bombay, who tells him that he’s bought the run-down rink for him to give Charlie the chance to find himself just as Bombay did all those years ago.
Conway sets out to repair the rink and bring District 5 it’s first championship since the OG Ducks. He recruits his daughter, a talented figure skater who always loved watching her dad play, along with some of the local talent to restart the Ducks (complete with original jerseys as well as alternates from D2). He’s joined behind the bench by his long-time friends Greg Goldberg and Fulton Reed as assistants, and the show chronicles the Ducks as they fight to reclaim glory, even fighting against the rival Hawks coached by the Cake-eater himself Adam Banks.
You’re welcome Disney.
Seriously, Kellie’s burying the lede on this one.
It might have turned into a strip-six if the refs didn’t blow the play dead wrongly. Overturning the fumble would have been as overt as the refs referring to Tom Brady as “our favorite.”
I get this instinct man, I do, but at the end of the day you have to decide which is more important: the friendship or romance. We’ve all had friends that we wanted to sleep with, but the only reason to stay friends is that at the end of the day that urge isn’t so strong that you want to jeopardize the friendship. But if you’re up all the time wishing that you could date this girl, you gotta shoot you’re shot because you’re not friends with this girl. You’re a guy who’s in love with her and waiting in the Friendzone. It’s unfair to you, and it’s unfair to her. Once you shoot your shot and she rejects you, you’ll realize pretty quickly that the two of you probably weren’t actually friends.
What?? You lie about things you write about that are based on your real life?? The audacity!!
I think his point is that there does exist a grey area where one party thinks that what they are doing is a date, but the other hasn’t quite given off a signal one way or another. I’ve had it happen multiple times, the only difference is that I (unlike my boy Max) don’t let it drag on. If I’m not sure after a hangout or two, I’ll put it out there what I want. To date, always been shot down, and it always sucks.
Eh, you’re taking hits from strangers on the Internet who are trying to seem as dating experts. Not knowing what a date “is” doesn’t make you an idiot. Just less experienced.
You unseated Costanza??
Scream on MTV was lowkey my obsession over the summer. Teen drama PLUS slasher tropes? Yes please.
You sandbaggin’ sonofabitch
Lol Dave edited to keep the same style as my previous single guy reviews. Rest assured, I have not done the stupid thing that will torpedo my relationship again…yet
*not important.
The best approach: build your own outline and then get notes from a 2L/3L or law review archives (if your school has one) for that teacher to tailor your outline further. Write down everything, then condense to eliminate what’s important.
You know that moment when you’re lying in bed and think about something horrible and awkward you did in the past? Law school is like that, non-stop, for 3 years.
As someone who came out of a non-t14 law school with minimal debt because of scholarships, I can confirm.
It’s not can you drink in law school. It’s how much can you drink in law school.
Also, thanks for the ‘Nam-esque flashbacks I’m now having by mentioning Erie doctrine.