then they decided they would try to make it on their own

[musesfool]

Holy crap, you guys, the METS. They scored the winning run last night via strikeout. I don't think I can explain just how weird that is, but it is super, super weird. Jayson Stark at ESPN explains it better: It was only the second time in 111 years of postseason history that any sort of run had scored on a strikeout -- and the first time an actual

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[stgulik]

Lots of things to consider in todays post!

Im not rooting for teams in the playoffs, though thats not very fannish of me.

If there are still tix available for Star Wars on the first weekend, i should check. Im with you--too old for the hysterical crushes of people on the first day.

I stopped reading the first Ancillary book when i hopelessly lost track of the way ships personnel are arranged. But i found a helpful infographic on io9 so maybe i will head back in and take it up again. I really liked the story.

[musesfool]

There are a lot of years when I can't be bothered once my team is out. I totally understand.

I was surprised at how many good seats were available for the Saturday show, but I guess Saturday at 12:30 pm is not prime movie-going time. *g*

I stopped reading the first Ancillary book when i hopelessly lost track of the way ships personnel are arranged.

Yeah, it took me a little bit to wrap my head around it, but overall I enjoyed the trilogy a lot.