HollierThanThou

It's a somewhat meaningful exhibition game to fill the bye week.

To consider Europe you'd have to start with 4 teams so they can have their own division for travel purposes.

Imagine the advantage the home team will get in cross-Atlantic games.

Loved this movie. Watched it with friends and we were cracking up the whole time.

Thanks op

"There is actually no truly native crayfish species in the Iberian Peninsula. The traditional "Iberian crayfish" (Austropotamobius fulcisianus, historically classed as part of the white-clawed group) was introduced from Italy in 1588 by King Philip II"

Sounds like an invasive species getting out invasived :lol:

Buy some cajun cookbooks and thank us later.

Two routes i'd suggest:

You can go south to Cork and pick from Rock of Cashel, Cahir Castle, Blarney Castle, Kilkenny and Cobh on that route.

You can go straight across to Galway and see the Cliffs of Moher, Sky Road, Connemara, Mannin Bay and the surrounding area is beautiful.

I forgot all about this movie until it was one of the previews before Mandalorian.

I'm gonna be honest...i found the Road to Hana kind of disappointing. We are avid travelers and have been all over the world though, so may be more spoiled than the average tourist.

All this so his uncle can cash up and open his own business

I mean if you get rid of the DEI teams the competition gets much better.

Ole Miss/Notre Dame and Oregon/Texas

On Time Percentage by US Carrier 2024:
Delta Air Lines (83.46%)
United Airlines (80.93%)
Alaska Airlines (79.25%)
American Airlines (77.78%)
Southwest Airlines (77.77%)
Spirit Airlines (76.05%)
JetBlue Airways (74.53%)
Frontier Airlines (71.57%)

It's not like you're going from a guaranteed no delay to a guaranteed delay here.