After Dana Altman's sudden retirement, should future coaching contracts have deadline dates, rules, and/or clauses to discourage abrupt resignations and/or retirements?

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u/Ariesthebigram — 6 days ago

Anyone see Measure for Measure at Crow's Theatre? And if so, how was it?

Thinking of trying for Sunday PWYC tickets in about a week or two but was looking to hear some buzz from people who have seen it before trying my luck!

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u/Ariesthebigram — 15 days ago

What is your picks for most favourite and least favourite GO station? (NOTE: Union doesn't count)

Union Station doesn't count as it's the main hub and is very popular pick due to all its amenities)

Most favourite: Markham - feels very cozy when you get off and I love the old heritage train station

Least favourite: Etobicoke North, with an honorable mention to the old York University station that closed in 2021 - I once tried to meet someone on campus there and when I got off, I was surrounded by warehouses, WTF?! Glad they closed it and made Downsview Park station

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u/Ariesthebigram — 1 month ago
▲ 742 r/Muppets+1 crossposts

Chris Langham, BAFTA-winning star of The Thick of It, long-time writer and one-time host of the Muppet Show, and sex offender dead at 77

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u/Ariesthebigram — 1 month ago

If they surprise announce the two new leads replacing Grande and Bailey in Sunday in the Park, who would you like to see?

My picks: Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond. Find the slime tutorial of them in Parade and you'll understand why they can be a true firecracker duo for a show like this!

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u/Ariesthebigram — 1 month ago

It's been months since he left, and I still feel disappointed that coach Tomlin didn't give a farewell press conference/media address

Yes he wrote a letter about reflecting on his time with Pittsburgh and thanking the franchise and the city, but how great would it have been if he had a proper chance to have a giant media scrum to say farwell? Heck, maybe a public goodbye outside of Heinz Field (yes, I still call it that!) and have a sea of fans waving the Terrible Towel to send farewell to Tomlin

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u/Ariesthebigram — 1 month ago
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Anyone want to see a One Battle After Another or Project Hail Mary re-release? Both only got re-released once last year, compared to Sinners (which got re-released three times)

Question asks it all.

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u/Ariesthebigram — 2 months ago
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Days of Thunder 2 with Tom Cruise and Anne Hathaway Confirmed for Summer 2028, and will be filmed for IMAX - any chance for filming and release in 1.43:1?

Let's go back to NASCAR on the IMAX screen baby!

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u/Ariesthebigram — 2 months ago

First look at the T-shirt and bobblehead for Kyle Lowry GROAT Weekend next January revealed

Second pic reveals the T-shirt and the third pic reveals the bobblehead

Personally would have loved to see some thick booty on the bobblehead, but seeing it will have some thick double-decker bus is a nice consolation!

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u/Ariesthebigram — 2 months ago
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Still mad they actually had 15 minute service pretty much all day on Lakeshore during the pandemic and then never brought it back. Is there any push from politicians, the public, etc. to bring Lakeshore service back to pre-pandemic frequencies?

Question of the post says it all

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u/Ariesthebigram — 2 months ago
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Why is Dave Concepcion not in the Hall of Fame, despite his achievements (in 19 seasons, all with the Reds)? And is it time for him to finally be inducted in the next 2 -3 years?

Some of his accomplishments and achievements in 19 seasons with the Reds, from 1970 to 1988:

- 9× All-Star (1973, 1975–1982)

- 2× World Series champion (1975, 1976)

- 5× Gold Glove Award (1974–1977, 1979)

- 2× Silver Slugger Award (1981, 1982)

- Cincinnati Reds No. 13 retired

- Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame inductee

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u/Ariesthebigram — 2 months ago

What last-minute seat should I get for the show tomorrow: one of thr last rows in section 119 (dead-centre) OR a closer row in the corner, around section 121/122?

Seating chart attached for reference. If anyone who was at the show in Chicago who had similar seats and wanted to share their experience, that would be great too!

u/Ariesthebigram — 2 months ago
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What head coach firing in the last five years have teams most regretted (or are likely going to regret)?

If I had to pick two off the top of my head

  1. Denver Nuggets canning Mike Malone so close to the playoffs - yes there was a civil war between him and the GM Calvin Booth, but reflecting back, I wish Kroenke only got rid of Booth

  2. Milwaukee Bucks canning both Mike Budenholzer and Adrian Griffin for Doc Rivers - despite both Bud and Griffin's flaws, it was ludicrous to can Coach Bud after losing his brother in a car crash during the playoffs, more ludicrous to give up on Adrian Griffin halfway through the year despite an amazing record...and all for the sake of Doc Rivers

What would be your picks for a firing that a team regrets or is likely going to regret?

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u/Ariesthebigram — 2 months ago

Update on yesterday's news regarding the situation of A24 pulling TONY from Imagine Cinemas Carlton

This is only the second time ever that A24 is distributing a movie by themselves in Canada, and not with Elevation, VVS, Amazon MGM, etc.

To sum it all up, I know someone who is quite close with one of the managers at Cineplex Varsity and basically the head office (of the Cineplex company, not the Varsity theatre themselves) gave a threat that if A24 didn't pull Tony from Carlton, than Varsity would no longer play A24 films, and A24 caved...why the hell were they chicken to accept Cineplex's bluff?

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u/Ariesthebigram — 2 months ago