Athanatos
| Favorite team: | Vanderbilt  |
| Location: | Baton Rouge |
| Biography: | Parthenogeneically brought into the world fully grown and fully armed. |
| Interests: | Football, debates, food |
| Occupation: | Student |
| Number of Posts: | 8202 |
| Registered on: | 9/2/2010 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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I really don’t agree with this. Set up season? Maybe, but a lot happened. There were some filler episodes, but the entire season wasn’t filler.
Very much this. We have set up a God/Devil/Job dynamic between MiY and BiW and the town that sets the table for a great next season.
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Neighborhoods have 75% of the apartments being around $2k. Many of those are bought by investors and turned into condos in the 800k-1M range. Many of those condos are bought as vacation/secondary stays in the city. Neighborhood now has 35% of the apartments being around $2k.
Do you have a cite to something suggesting this is occurring in quantities sufficient for the result you propose?
There are insurance defense firms charging the same hourly rates as diesel mechanics. They are the same people ranting about tort reform on LinkedIn and Facebook.
re: Widow’s Bay (AppleTV) Discussion *Renewed for S2, all S1 episodes now streaming*
Posted by Athanatos on 6/21/26 at 5:39 pm to SammyTiger
Wonder who locked up the church bell in the first place, and if the hope was “if the bell can’t ring, the cycle can’t start.”
Welp Miranda theory confirmed. I was wrong.
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I assume the writers just don't want you to spend too much time thinking about it because from Ep 1 of S1 to yesterdays episode is only supposed to be about a month and a half.
Wow I was just wondering about this last episode. A month and a half??
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That hasn’t been confirmed at all. And more than that, Tabitha is technically his mother, right (or was in some iteration of her being in this Township)?
I’m still not convinced of the mother theory. Seems to be based on the flashback last season and assuming it’s a memory through reincarnation. But couldn’t Eloise have left her hiding spot and watched what happened?
Instead, we have multiple confirmed instances of Tabitha being a young girl in the town. Who does that sound like?
re: FROM (MGM+) SEASON 4 OFFICIAL DISCUSSION THREAD (This show needs watchers!)
Posted by Athanatos on 5/31/26 at 4:47 pm to TheNameIsDalton
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Also, what happened to Victor's sister? I don't believe we have seen her actual death. Did she escape? feel like Julie and the sister will have some sort of connection
Tabitha is Victor’s sister, so it is safe to say she and Julie have a connection.
re: FROM (MGM+) SEASON 4 OFFICIAL DISCUSSION THREAD (This show needs watchers!)
Posted by Athanatos on 5/17/26 at 12:34 pm to dyslexiateechur
Episode 5 was the new release today.
So what do we think will be under the cover stone when Jade goes to move it?
So what do we think will be under the cover stone when Jade goes to move it?
This week’s episode was fantastic. I lol’d at the Answers sign.
re: Help me pick stocks for my “fun” satellite portfolio
Posted by Athanatos on 5/13/26 at 2:05 pm to Upperdecker
Just curious on your take. I already own some, but I haven’t added any more recently.
re: Help me pick stocks for my “fun” satellite portfolio
Posted by Athanatos on 5/13/26 at 8:22 am to Upperdecker
Why TMC?
I think Sara is going to pull a “Sophia is not who she seems” at some point considering her history with being fooled by the spirits of the town
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What is the yellow thing (raincoat?) that Victor sees that made him pee his pants? Was that related to his sister somehow?
Those are the MiY’s clothes. Victor being scared was the big reveal. Means he knows the MiY.
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I have access to both. Denver is my home airport and a United hub which is the main reason I have United. I generally think Centurion lounges are better, but are over crowded and often have a wait that makes it impossible to use on normal travel. I prefer United and Delta lounges as I have never been unable to get in as opposed to the AMEX ones and they are usually available near the gate for my flight.
This 100%. If your airport is a United hub, the ability to come in and out of the clubs at-will is a much bigger value.
Even on short connections, being able to grab a snack/use a cleaner restroom without having to deal with a waitlist is great.
However, Centurion lounges are generally better quality than individual Clubs. I just find them much more inconvenient/distant from my gate when traveling through DEN, ORD, and IAH.
If I were going through DWF a lot, I’d more consider access to Admirals Clubs than either Centurion or United.
If he’s seen Jurassic Park, he can do PHM
re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
Posted by Athanatos on 3/19/26 at 1:56 pm to Coeur du Tigre
If Crimea has no air defense, why is the Kerch bridge still standing?
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Portugal is pretty great. And, Italy.
Great if you want to be born poor into a country with limited upward monolito. No place beats the USA. Make your money here and then vacation or retire in one of these economic midgets with a string cafe cultura.
No love for Maison Mètier in this thread.
re: DJ Journal Op Piece: Frivolous Lawsuits Are Killing Louisiana’s Economy
Posted by Athanatos on 2/27/26 at 12:15 pm to ragincajun03
That’s a load of bull. There is no bigger judicial hellhole in the south than Harris county Texas.
re: Recommendations for Italy
Posted by Athanatos on 2/22/26 at 12:44 am to Rob Perillo
For Rome, it’s not well known that the Vatican Necropolis is open to tours. It’s been very limited for decades. You can also get a tour that pairs it with the Museums and the Basilica.
You can also tour the archaeological dig for Nero’s palace, the Domus Aurea. It’s next to the Colosseum and very easy to visit.
On the other side of the forum is Le Domus Romanus di Palazzo Valentini, giving a multimedia walkthrough of a first century Roman Domus and ends with a unique view of Trajan’s column.
Next to the Trevi Fountain is La Vicus dell’Acqua, the ancient Roman cistern from which the fountain gets its water. An excellent way to get the history of the area.
You can also tour the archaeological dig for Nero’s palace, the Domus Aurea. It’s next to the Colosseum and very easy to visit.
On the other side of the forum is Le Domus Romanus di Palazzo Valentini, giving a multimedia walkthrough of a first century Roman Domus and ends with a unique view of Trajan’s column.
Next to the Trevi Fountain is La Vicus dell’Acqua, the ancient Roman cistern from which the fountain gets its water. An excellent way to get the history of the area.
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