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  1. 1 hour ago, austingirl said:

    The biggest thing I'm picking up from this season so far is Hayes being a majorly unreliable narrator. Most of what we're getting is his POV and he's obviously not all there in the latest timeline. I'm not speculating about much yet because I feel like we're going to start learning more and more info pointing to the fact that his recollection in the first two timelines is, at best, off, and at worst, a major detour from the truth.

    good hypothesis but you can forget it and start forming a new one.

    from an interview with pizzolatto:

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    As an audience, we’re obviously not being shown certain things that happen in earlier timelines in early episodes to maintain the mystery. But given Hays’ memory problem can we even trust the accuracy of what we are seeing? Or is even that unreliable and suspect?
    If you’re seeing it, it’s reliable. I’m not playing those sorts of games with the audience, where you find out what you saw didn’t really happen, or it was a dream within a dream or something. So he is a reliable narrator. When he doesn’t know something, we know it. The times when Wayne has a full-on episode of something uncanny, like the hallucination in episode 3, you know it. In order to tell such a complicated story across three timelines, you have to have those rules, otherwise there wouldn’t be anything for the audience to hang their hat on … memory and time have always been one of my obsessive subjects in most of what I’ve done. The fluidity and mercurial quality of memory, how it can’t be fully trusted. It colors the present and we in the present, in turn, color our memories; always looking for a way to do the past, present and future as all of one thing.  

    https://ew.com/tv/2019/01/09/true-detective-nic-pizzolatto-interview-season-3/

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  2. 35 minutes ago, Modessit said:

    aggy: Dad with the horns down. Whoop!

    you know, neither brayden nor his parents are giving a hookem... should we be worried about this?  has he signed his LOI or just the financial aid thing?  would really hate to lose him. 

  3. 4 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:

    These are causing me to lose respect for Sheridan.  And BDT.  I like Brolin but he's mostly a schlockjock.

    I’m no insider but I read that sheridan’s script for sicario 2 was butchered by the studio.  maybe he wrote it better than what was filmed.  I did still thoroughly enjoy it. 

  4. 5 minutes ago, Not a cat said:

    Just the one time.  Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, strike 3.

    But between the 50% haircut and fronting living expenses for over a decade, I think I hit the 1/4 threshold pretty easily.    

    was she worth it?

  5. 1 hour ago, Elmer_Fudd said:

    If we end getting Henry I wouldn't be surprised if Dele' transfers out if he's not starting next year.

    how many years does he have left?  lakia henry.

     

    1 hour ago, Dbeasy said:

    Wiley might end up as the biggest surprise of the class. And it might be at OT.

    fuck off with the wiley to OT talk.  he’s gonna be a 6’6” 260 lb monster who can run and block and catch tds.  END OF STORY. 

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  6. On 5/8/2018 at 9:04 PM, texifornia said:

    To give him (extremely minimal) credit, It's fucking weird to offer a QB, cornerstone of your class, this early as a school that is notoriously offer-stingy.

    With his offers, dude must be the truth.

     

    On 5/10/2018 at 8:40 PM, Machinator said:

    This Stone guy must be something else, because Ohio State just offered him too.

    why did he leave highland park to go play TAPPS football?  just curious. 

  7. 4 minutes ago, Jhawk said:

    Fuck me.... The beatings will continue until morale improves I suppose.  By wife #2 I'd probably look for the divorced woman who is scorned as fuck and tell her "we can do everything together but we will not get married and we will not have kids" and just leave it at that.  Not a chance in hell I'd be in for round 2.  I'm not that fucking lonely even with all of my friends/family having kids and families.

    he’s 70 now.  she’s early 50s and loves the finer things.  I’m sure he’ll just ride this one out no matter how shitty it gets and then he’ll die and she’ll go through every penny in short order.  such is life.

  8. 1 hour ago, Jhawk said:

    There it is... The guy who lost half to his first wife... doubled down and lost half of what was left to the second and maybe even tripled down and lost the remaining half of his 1/4th to his third wife.  Godspeed you love stricken idiot. 

    my parents got divorced when I was 10.  my dad resented the whole process and said, word for word, “I’m never getting married again.”

    he made it official with wife #4 in maui last year.  I’ve accepted I will receive nothing when he passes. 

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