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I could give a rats ass if he likes me. But I'm also not one, not to call people out on bs. I think I'm pretty tame compared to the bs we used to endure with the brady/ pats fans garbage the last couple decades. Humility is a good character trait.

He just throws out sh1t hoping 1/8 of it comes back true so he can try and say "look I told you"

I'm not worried about the increase in equity with the soundbar. I'm asking opinions if anyone thinks it makes that big a difference on the sound experience to include a center channel or just roll with primarily main channel speakers.

Want to rebuild a deck and add a screened porch with a/v and maybe add some outdoor patio space with firepit. Looking into a line of credit to help pay for it all. With the inflated housing market I have tons of equity. Anybody up for a golf outing in bora bora?

these are the four primary speakers I'm thinking: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/searchpage.jsp?id=pcat17071&qp=indooroutdoor_facet%3DIndoor%2FOutdoor Use~Outdoor^brand_facet%3DBrand~Bose&st=outdoor+soundbar

i paid 20% deposit to an architect today and still unsure whether it'll be more screen or glassed in, but I asked her to show me photos of options she thinks would work for me to share with the wife. I appreciate that feedback. Also found a lifelong buddy willing to help me to help keep labor costs down, so that's cool. We built decks and finished rooms in our parents houses since we've been 13/ 14. I'm geeking out on electronics, because I'm trying to get a sense of what I want to help spec out for the architect. In an adjacent room I have a tremendous theatre setup (it's a walkout basement), with 65" tv, 5-channel surround featuring 12" vega subs. I think I still want high quality a/v outside because I don't want to feel like I want to have to go in and turn on the vegas to listen to music outside. I'm envisioning a firepit outside of the screened in room, so I'm thinking adjustable wall mounts so I can point some 6 1/2" or something whichever direction I need, along with a subwoofer. It doesn't have to match the inside in terms of quality but I want it to sound good. I can easily find some mid-size outdoor speakers for main and surround sound that can also play music from bluetooth. For the geeks my question would be do you think it's worth investing in an outdoor center channel speaker? Or just roll with the 4 main speakers and a sub? Or is it possible to run center channel straight from the TV? After doing some reviews this brand of tv seems to popup as one of the best options for outdoor, as it will be left out in the extreme cold and heat all year. Not sure what the sound options would be for it. https://sylvoxtv.com/collections/partial-sun-outdoor-tv/products/sylvox-55inch-outdoor-tv

I mean as a fan of any team, it makes you weary of wanting to go to any away game, including Arrowhead. People get way too drunk and are dumb. And it's not like I haven't been that way too drunk guy, but I'm not one to pick a fight or beat up another fan because their team beat your team. But those types are out there, at every stadium. I try to make opposing fans feel welcome anytime I'm within earshot or have an opportunity. I've met a lot of good people cheering on their team in away settings and I always try and be friendly. What in my comments made it seem like Arrowhead was excluded from my sentiments?

Wut wut, wut, wut.

Should be good now.

Makes you not want to travel for away games

So is this Kyle Wright dude we'll have available next year any good? @posty

Double oof

Bills fans can't say chiefs get all the calls

Oof

This feels like a pretty significant divisional game for this early in the season

This feels like a pretty big divisional game for this early in the season.

The luck the royals had that others weren't as lucky with was injury. Until September hit.

I thought it was a rough week for a kc fan Poor Detroit guys

I'm not sure how you fix the payroll discrepancies in baseball, and it'd be really hard to make any sort of salary cap work with how different baseball is to any other sport. And a handful of teams needs a salary floor, but that isn't necessarily going to fix their woes of piss poor management and make those teams any better.

you wouldnt be the only one

To me it seemed like he knew a lot more about the Yankees and not so much about the royals. Which makes sense because they get more exposure, but when you are calling the game you should be well versed about both teams. It was almost like he is a fanboy for the yanks. Some guys are just better at hiding their bias than other announcers.

As weepaws would say, "amen."

I was at the focking games. Are you as big of a loser in real life as you are here?