To me, this feels like AEW is in the process of moving away from them. That would explain why they let some designers go, but can still claim they're working with them because they haven't technically stopped yet

If it's true that AEW is splitting from PWTees? Fantastic decision. They have been too big for them since... Well since the first shows.

Whoever they go with needs to provide a proper amount of merchandise for live shows instead of telling people with cash in hand to go online.

The following announcement has been paid for by the new world order

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The reddit posts about the AEW design team have both been deleted?

It sucks that AEW merch designers are out of work because AEW cut ties with PWTees.

Despite that, leaving PWTees is good. I'll never get over Forbidden Door 2023. They had essentially one (1) wrestler shirt available (CM Punk) and it sold out before Collision. The rest was all event logo stuff.

I think there's a good likelihood that AEW either partnered with someone else or hired a company and they don't need the former designers anymore, which obviously sucks for them

1 day ago: Trump "unlikely" to extend ceasefire

Today: Trump will extend the ceasefire

Spam the net, shoot from everywhere, but you need to create some chaos in front of the net. They're making it too easy on him. The 3rd and 4th lines need some garbage goals

I would say the Penguins are in trouble in this series.

They are not done.

They just need to join the rock fight. It will not be pretty. It can not be pretty.

The announcement is Kash wants to spend even more time drinking with his buddies on Team USA

Some real chowerheads in Canada have been spreading the idea that Mexico is on the cusp of getting some mythical tariff-free side deal with Trump, insisting that Ottawa needs to go cap-in-hand to avoid getting left out.

Meanwhile:

Okay, that's actually funny

These tech guys won't rest until they have 100% of the money, instead of the 99% they have now, and they're going to make the world a painful hellscape in the process

Making money used to involve finding something that people needed (a product, a service, a better way of doing something) and making it happen. Now it's making a new technology and telling people they need it

"But at some point following the financial crisis, would-be entrepreneurs got it into their heads that their job was to invent the future, and consumers’ job was to go along with that invented future."

This is true

Verge headline: Silicon Valley has forgotten what normal people want by Elizabeth Lopatto Illustration of a brain melting in the sun

"In the place of problem-solving technology, companies have jumped on successive bandwagons like NFTs, the metaverse, and LLMs. What these all have in common is that they are not built to really solve a market problem. They are built to make VCs and companies rich."

Read more: buff.ly/Yu2AUFy

Anyway, the green M&M is gay so he'll never get with her. And that's what really haunts him

“I’ll be tormented for a long time by the fact that I didn't get to fuck the green M&M. She used to be so sexy and I couldn't have her. Now she stopped wearing heels, and I pretended that's why I was mad, but I was really mad that she didn't want me."

The Penguins *allowed* just 0.77 expected goals during 5-on-5 play last night. That is their third-lowest number since 2007. The Flyers are not even trying to generate offense. They are simply waiting for the Penguins to make a mistake. Their patience is being rewarded.

More evidence that Biden was the best President of my lifetime on everything except the once-in-a-generation task—punishing Trump 45’s criminal regime—on which he utterly failed, and which renders his overall presidency a dismal failure.

"I can’t shake the idea that this app — like so many AI tools — appears to be designed for people that simply don’t exist. "

That's probably true. But I'm sure they could solve it

"With a high presentation please"

Raising the price just to lower the price again (but not as low as it once was)

Or flip a sign over on the bench or something if they don't want to be high tech about it

That makes sense. Lock in that you want to challenge it right after it happens

I'm pretty sure the pucks already have sensors in them too, for recording speed. They're choosing not to do this

ABS challenges in baseball are always clear and they're resolved in like 10 seconds. The NHL needs to catch up

If you want to get offside calls 100% right (and I understand the argument for that *cough* Daniel Briere *cough*), then go all the way and add sensors to everything and make it automatic. I hate when they go "Oh, there was an offside two minutes ago, so the goal doesn't count"