Anyone been to silent disco at the root in Athens? Is it pretty full and fun or kinda weird and dead?

I’ve noticed a recent wave of posts against the Argentinian team. I’m curious, what’s the reason behind the negative sentiment towards Argentina’s advancement to the finals?

https://www.reddit.com/r/me_irl/s/1b0XEUWW2T

The fight against Reze was basically Denji getting beaten up and blown up in countless different ways, featuring top-notch animation (Chainsaw Man Reze Arc)

All of Agnes Tachyon's races are visually stunning, leaving Jungle Pocket in the shade (Uma Musume Beginning of a New Era)

After (sort of) in depth analysis and research, I’ve made this graphic to represent what sides every NHL fan has taken for the SCF. Yes I went all to 32 subreddits. Mostly from what I saw it was an incredibly large amount of hate towards Vegas. Most fanbases thoughts to the Hurricanes weren’t amazing, however better than Vegas. The context for the Flames is that a Golden Knights cup win would mean that they get their 2028 first. And Rasmus Andersson I guess. Also some info I found on certain subs was limited and there is always people who disagree and I’m sure this graphic doesn’t represent everyone’s thoughts, this was more just for the fun of it. (If you saw this on r/NHL first, it was removed because the mods suck I guess. Then I remembered there is a superior sub to post to, also again fuck r/NHL.)

The Obama library's grand opening ceremony is being held the day before the presidential center opens to the public on Juneteenth, for thousands of invited guests. The ceremony will begin at 11 a.m. CT.

While the ceremony itself is invite only, the Obama Foundation is hosting a free watch party on Midway Plaisance starting at 9 a.m. You can also watch the ceremony on CBS News Chicago, stream it on CBSChicago.com, or watch on the Obama Foundation's YouTube and social media accounts. 

https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/obama-presidential-center-opening-performers-bruce-springsteen-stevie-wonder/

Ended up just sitting in the room confused as to why doc left so quickly

Rudeus Greyrat (Jobless Reincarnation: He's a reincarnated pedophile, who gets to live his disgusting fantasies in a fatansy world. That's literally the whole story. And you know, you'd expect him to change and frow... but nah, despite the author saying that this is the point, he reincarnated as a child with the kind of 35 year old man... and keeps it. He knows full well what he is doing and 70% of the series is his being a kiteral rapist. The amount of child nudity, attempted (and successful) assault led by this character meters foes punished and he only gets worse as he grows. His fans, however, will sit there and tell you he's one of the greatest characters ever and justify his actions because 'who wouldn't' in his position.

Well, I'll tell you, any NORMAL PERSON.

Dalen: Shadow of the conquerer. It's ironically the same, only he's not reincarnated like Rudy in the same sense. He's brought back to his world with a 'new chance'. What made him so bad? Well, he was really mean--- Oh, and he's a rapist who's youngest victims were fifteen, but don't worry, he meets her again just to sexualize her as a now traumatized adult. The only thing I can say is the Shad tries to make him change and be better, and he's not as bad as Rudy, but because Shad himself is a deplorable person, his idea of good isn't warped, leaving Dalen to be at most less evil and morally dubious. Oh, and he kills people still... BUT ONLY if they're bad, which he deems. Because righteous murder is good murder :D.

I've seen people compare these two to Walter white, and it blows my mind, because Walter gets his. He loses everything, his memory is tarnished, he's remembered as a monster. He is not rewarded for his actions, he is punished. His fanbase unfortunately is just terrible.

These two, are not.

This is from "My Music with Rhiannon Giddens" S2:E1

If you just look at Diego Pavia without the personality and antics:

• Zero D1 offers, only two D2 offers out of high school
• Played at a community college and transferred to New Mexico State, which is a historically bad program that is 5th worst all-time in win percentage
• Led them to their first double-digit win season since 1960
• Transferred to Vanderbilt, another historically bad program that is bottom 30 all-time in win percentage, 7th worst all-time for Power 5, and worst all-time in the SEC
• Leads them to their first winning season in a decade, then their first double-digit win season in history.
• Plays some genuinely good and exciting football with a fun to watch playstyle. Heisman runner-up
• Is 5'9, scrappy, and would be the shortest QB to ever play in the NFL

He would have been the biggest slam-dunk, easy-to-root-for underdog ever if he wasn't such an ass. You literally could not write a better underdog story if you tried. And nobody hated Vanderbilt as a program either, they would've been as universally well-liked as Indiana if Pavia had even been half the man that Fernando is. Absolutely generational fumble tbh.