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Kermit

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  1. It’s a fucking bit, and we’ve all fallen victim to it. At a certain point, the ignore feature comes into play. You only get 27 chances with me.
  2. Helobious doesn’t come here to read.
  3. The dude who is currently working the cold case file claimed the exact same thing.
  4. Rosemary Lehmberg is fucking ghoulish.
  5. Let me guess, you tell her that her team is awesome and they’re going to win and they always lose?
  6. I’ve seen this posted a few places and I have no idea what these people are talking about. San Antonio loves that team.
  7. I’m not against any independent study, but the crazies are coming out for this shit. The Spurs should be doing everything they can to foster openness, and the mayor needs to understand that while she may have some legitimate points, making an enemy of the organization isn’t the smartest political move in a city where they’re the main attraction. Fucking amateur hour. I’m guessing RC is drunk in the middle of all this?
  8. I can totally understand not liking this documentary. It doesn’t present anything new with regards to the case. It doesn’t feature interviews with the accused that weren’t filmed in the last ten years. The families are guarded. The police are pathetic blame bitches. It’s slow, glacial even. Personally, I’m invested in the grief and the trauma. Why any person would watch it for that reason, good luck. But I’m pretty fucked up and it’s helping me deal with some shit in my life that the surviving kids in this documentary dealt with and deal with on a daily basis. It’s been extremely helpful to know that everything you’ve kept bottled inside is not unique to you, and in fact there are people willing to listen and help. But, beyond that, I don’t know why they made it other that she was hired to do so. She’s using someone else’s footage for the powerful shit and the families are obviously done talking about the murder, just remembering their loved ones and the pain their absence has continued to fester.
  9. Wait, he was still playing?
  10. The moral of this episode is, “shut the fuck up.”
  11. Austin ain’t paying for that shit. I’ve lived here long enough to know that. They’re going to try and put it somewhere stupid, like Buda or Hutto.
  12. She’s going to tank this arena and cause the Spurs to leave, isn’t she?
  13. Doomscrolling.
  14. My man really needs to learn what a vasectomy is. It’s a lot cheaper than what he’s doing now.
  15. No. They don’t introduce Springsteen as a subject until the final moments of the episode. It deals with the ineptitude of the police primarily, the false confessions, the targeting of goth kids, the anger of the families, and the toll this took on all of them. Seeing as how they weren’t able to interview the kids who were convicted, and are having to rely on the 2009 failed documentary footage, we’re probably going to move into their trial, conviction, and exoneration.
  16. 1. The fuck happened to that detective that when he retired he became a goddamn swamp person? Get a hold of yourself man. Also, I get that you don’t want to discuss details of the case with the family, but after 10 months of fuck ups maybe don’t become antagonistic with a man who lost his world. They tend to not react well. 2. The APD looks fucking awful here. Goddamn amateur hour. I almost feel bad for the detective with ptsd as it’s pretty obvious he’s in an exceptionally bad place, but that’s the job. It sucks. The finger pointing asshole who came in after the fact is definitely going to be the reason that the next fuck up occurs. I’ll bet not much has changed over the years in the department. 3. Once again, the hardest part is watching Sonora Thomas and Sean Ayers deal with the grief years after the murders. That shit about being alone and losing her parents too….Sean doing anything he can to find closure including these fucking parasites masquerading as P.I.’s.
  17. The fuck? No he isn’t.
  18. As someone whose family went through a scenario where a loved one lost their life tragically and way too soon, this is cathartic. I’m so glad that they’re focusing on these kids lives before they died and how much they were loved. A couple of thoughts: 1. When the brother mentioned forgetting a little of his sister everyday, gut-wrenching. You try so hard to remember everything, and overtime they become shadows. 2. What in the actual fuck with the manager and identifying the bodies? That poor, poor woman. 3. The interview with the mom at the end was devastating. Here you have this person who has tried to be so strong over the years. She’s obviously funny, and a great mother. Then, in having to recount the worst night of her life becomes this ball of grief and pain. It’s so hard to watch. These families have had their lives ripped apart every day since those murders and they still don’t know why. The interview began clumsily, but that was completely engrossing.
  19. If you trade a player, aren’t you prohibited from signing them the same season? I thought that was the Brent Barry rule or some shit.
  20. I know it’s taken as common knowledge that the league loses money, but do we know that for sure? Are we taking the League’s/Gov’s word as gospel? If it truly lost that much money, wouldn’t they have shut that shit down years ago? I’m not defending the players, but it is in the best interest of the league to cry poor in a contract negotiation. Professional sports has run this same play for years.
  21. I think we can all agree, Harrison Ingram flosses his teeth with pubic hair. Just awful.
  22. Carter Bryant really likes to play defense. I hope they don’t bury this kid in the G-League this season. Also, just fucking sign Jones-Garcia already.
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