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But England's currently up 2-1 on Mexico at halftime. That rain delay might have actually done the Lions a favor.

Because freedom rings.

Backstory: I'm(M/27) a naval reservist whose last posting was as executive officer to a minesweeper in the Pacific. So we ran into this absolute monster of a typhoon and our captain, who'd lately been crashing out over STRAWBERRIES of all things, insisted we keep going on our original course even though I could see it was going to take it right into the storm's path. So I relieved him of command and now they're throwing mutiny charges in my face just because I wanted to keep my crew safe! AITJ?

Carolina is working on a two-goal shutout of the Knights with less than six minutes left in the second period.

You'll be glad to know that the USMNT opened its 2026 World Cup run with a 4-1 win against Paraguay tonight.

I'm in the midst of a mental health crisis after finding out one of my neighbors may not be coming home again.

Last I checked Vegas was narrowly clinging to a 4-3 lead early in the third period. Guarantee this will go to at least one overtime.

OK, context: I'm(M/54) a naval veteran and I've spent a lot of time helping train my navy's nuclear sub captains. So the other day I'm checking out the blueprints for our fleet's newest missile submarine, and boy howdy, I did NOT like what I saw. We're supposed to be a deterrent force, right? But this bad boy had "first strike weapon" written all over it. It looked like something that would be used to start a nuclear war, not prevent one. Not my idea of a good time. So I got together with a few friends and we all agreed this had to be squashed and squashed hard. We swiped the sub and now my own navy's trying to blow me to kingdom come while the other guy's navy thinks I want to start World War III. AITJ?

With just over nine minutes to go in regulation, the Spurs are barely clinging to a 92-86 lead over OKC. This could be going to at least one overtime, if not more. It's a question of who runs out of gas first.

I'd like to ask everyone here to join me in wishing our comrades-in-arms at r/DerScheisser a Happy Sink the Bismarck Day.

Montreal vs Buffalo Game 7 has just gone into overtime.

The Thunder win 115-110 to complete the sweep of the Lakers and stamp their passport to the NBA Western Conference finals.

Hint #1: The movie I'm thinking of was adapted from a six-part late 1950s BBC TV mini-series.

Hint #2: One of the supporting cast members has since gone on to a recurring role in "Game of Thrones".

Hint #3: The movie in question will be celebrating the 60-year anniversary of its UK release next November.