Everything posted by Reynolds Woodcock
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2025 Texas Coaching/Support Staff Thread
Honestly had to double check this wasn’t posted by Helobious or BO&W.
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2025 Texas Coaching/Support Staff Thread
Putting stock in anything the people at IT say is a good recipe for being wrong. That includes a voluminous know nothing like Waddlington.
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The movie you just watched
I think I watch a fair amount of movies because I watch about 100 new releases and 50 or so older movies per year. Then I see shit like this and just feel bad. prsanders on Letterboxd
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BOOM MOTHER FUCKER - Will Muschamp's Triumphant Return
In the sense that one is usually really good and the other is often really not good?
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2025 Texas Coaching/Support Staff Thread
Salute to PK. The first two years were a bit of a rollercoaster, but the 2024 Texas defense is one of the best in program history.
- Texas Roster 2026
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The Watch Fanatic Thread
This is why I love this thread. You'll have 5 straight pages of garish shit, and then someone drops a GOAT level time piece. Is that 37mm?
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Netflix purchasing HBO
It’s really about the Ellisons, not about Affinity and the Gulf funds.
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Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery
I collect blu-rays and watch as many movies in that manner as I can, and the Netflix acquisition definitely concerns me from that perspective. If Netflix owns the IP, they want people watching on their platform, not in theaters or on discs. Maybe they keep both of those platforms for added revenue streams, but I think it's unlikely. And your larger point is really just a streaming vs. physical media point, and is impacted by this deal in so much as it may increase ownership by a streamer. If a streamer decides to remove a film because it's bad for business, it's gone. Another example is something like Roman Polanski films or Woody Allen films. Or maybe a certain President decides he hates a certain director and applies pressure to remove those films. If you don't own the disc, you are at the wim of the corporations.
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2025 Texas Coaching/Support Staff Thread
You believe that 90% of all teams in college football manage their offensive line better than us? Thats going to be news to about 75% of college football teams. And of course that wasn’t the point of the post you responded to, but you know that.
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Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery
Yes, that’s why I said “some spinco stock”. And I’m not suggesting it’s an open and shut case as to which is a superior offer on consideration alone. Both side’s bankers can present their case. Without a doubt it’s true that Paramount’s bid presents less regularity hurdles given the current activist administration.
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Rob Reiner found stabbed
No reason to give that guy a real response; he takes his direction from the shitter at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Transfer Cycle 2025-2026 - This Is Fine
Ewers was going to start no matter what because we were a tire fire at the quarterback position and he was brought in specifically to address that need. We successfully filled select critical roles with transfers in 23 and 24. We failed to do that in 25. We’ll need to do better in 2026. That isn’t an indictment of our program, it’s just describing what it takes to be a national championship contender in modern college football.
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Transfer Cycle 2025-2026 - This Is Fine
Ewers, Mitchell, Mukuba, Golden, all incredibly important to our success in 23 and 24. Plenty of other starter-level role players as well.
- Texas Roster 2026
- Texas Roster 2026
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Directors with the most range
Rick Linklater needs a shout out just for having both the Before trilogy and School of Rock in his oeuvre.
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Linklater's Nouvelle Vague
Loved it, and yet somehow his second best movie of the year. Blue Moon is tremendous (although also geared towards the ball knowers). Guy who played Godard nailed it
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Sherrone Moore's Michigan Meltdown - Staffers, Breakups, Extortion, Cover-Ups, Firings, Knives, Assaults, Breakdowns, Arrests
You old fucks get baited so easily by the troll sphere, which is exactly why they keep doing what they are doing.
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Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery
You don’t own anything in your digital library. You have a digital license to stream so long as the applicable corporate overlord has the rights to the product. They would say that they did in fact win the auction and the WBD board chose poorly. In other words, that Paramount’s all cash $30/share offer is better for WBD’s shareholders compared to an offer comprised of $23.50/share, some Netflix stock and some spinco stock. And that Paramount’s deal presents more closing certainty from a regulatory perspective. So now WBD’s shareholders can choose.
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Arch Manning: Scores every way possible
You dummy, everyone is on the hot seat! 13-3 (conference champion, final 4, top 5 recruiting class), 12-2 (conference runner up, final four, number 1 recruiting class), 9-3 (no playoffs, top 10 recruiting class) = HoT sEaT
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Transfer Cycle 2025-2026 - This Is Fine
I am really surprised Neto isn't in the portal. I know his brother is on the team, but losing your presumptive starting spot to Connor Stroh, and then to a true freshman who quite literally could not pass block, has to be one of the biggest slaps in the face imaginable.
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Sherrone Moore's Michigan Meltdown - Staffers, Breakups, Extortion, Cover-Ups, Firings, Knives, Assaults, Breakdowns, Arrests
Fucking Christ can you boomers stop posting the same memes and tweets over and over and over again.
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1st Record, Cassette, CD, download
First CD was Oasis (What's The Story) Morning Glory. I was 7 years old, liked Wonderwall on the radio, and demanded my parents buy it I think my first cassette was Matchbox 20 Yourself or Someone Like You. Again, I was 7, so cut me some slack. Not sure why I insisted on a CD for Oasis and a cassette for this one First LP was much later in life. Pet Sounds for about $5 at half price books in Dallas Can't be 100% sure on first download, but probably Horse With No Name by Neil Young, Walkin in Memphis by Bruce Springsteen, or Mrs. Robinson by The Beatles.
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2025 Texas Coaching/Support Staff Thread
Ok, fair enough.