OT 19/3: We Were Almost Free

[Felonious Python]

I'm not even exaggerating. Having a newly released language model conduct an expansion draft may be one of the best ways to test it.

Look up the rules and rosters, figure out who to protect and expose, pick the players in a way that conforms with league rules, etc.

They typically can't do it 100%.

 

[Felonious Python]

 

[Hoek]

Fan files lawsuit against U.S. Soccer, tries to get them banned from TV

A seemingly disgruntled fan has filed a lawsuit against U.S. Soccer alleging the USWNT did not try to win a recent game against Japan.

awfulannouncing.com

I'm suing the Lightning after what happened last night

 

[Felonious Python]

Fan files lawsuit against U.S. Soccer, tries to get them banned from TV

A seemingly disgruntled fan has filed a lawsuit against U.S. Soccer alleging the USWNT did not try to win a recent game against Japan.

awfulannouncing.com

I'm suing the Lightning after what happened last night

Soccer seems to be more willing to give refunds for poor team performance.

English soccer players offer to refund fans who traveled to see brutal 6-1 loss

Tottenham's players were so embarrassed by their loss to Newcastle in the English Premier League that they are offering to reimburse traveling fans.

www.usatoday.com

There's even an event in the Football Manager games where after a blowout, the players might refund the fans. It doesn't really do anything as far as I can tell, and seems to be there for flavor.

This guy is off his rocker, however.

 

[Felonious Python]

What I don't get about Severance (watching season 2 now) is why the characters don't just continually crap themselves before getting onto the elevator to let their outie deal with it.