This is something a person on a thread I can't remember said would actually be very interesting. He said that there being not many controversies doesn't detract from an interesting story. It could go over things like Tim's childhood, the hurricane that destroyed his childhood dream of swimming, being drafted, his relationship with Pop and his teammates, almost going to the Magics, all that jazz. So, would you guys watch something like that?
A Game of Thrones was released August 1996 and Feast was released November 2005, making a gap of 9 years and 4 months.
A Dance with Dragons was released July 2011, which means a gap of 9 years and 4 months would have Winds released in October of this year, which is now disproven by GRRM's recent post.
Even if he submitted a manuscript today, it would take at least three months to edit, publish, and distribute Winds, assuming that the publishers rushed the release as they would have if he'd made his end-of-2015 deadline. That means that the only way the game between ADWD and TWOW would be shorter than the gap between AGOT and AFFC is if he gives them a finished book within the next few weeks, and that ain't happening.
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He answers questions of Twitter users & speaks about the state of ADCs, balance & the more.
In my opinion Riots balanceteam should weight his opinions quite high and think about them, at the very least. https://twitter.com/G2Perkz/status/1273253719400947712?s=19
The Last Dance was, without a question, a biased documentary. However, lately the criticism surrounding this seems absolutely ridiculous.Β They told the whole story, didn't fabricate anything significant, didn't gloss over anything significant either. However, there was definitely small details that was presented in a one sided way, but nothing that changed the way we already looked at Jordan or the Bulls.
I seen people call it nothing but a propaganda tape and MJ commercial. People say MJ has "the entire plot under his full control" and "gets finals say on whats included and not" etc. People say he is trashing his former teammates while making himself look like a god. That they gloss over his negatives while not doing the same for his teammates.
Are we even watching the same documentary?
They covered Jordan being an asshole to teammates, teammates being scared of him, gambling issues, missed game winners, the turnover in '95 that cost them a series, getting game winners scored
... keep reading on reddit β‘Iβm actually scared. Like normally Black Mirror episodes take place in the future, but this one could have taken place today! It was extremely realistic. I love this show because it messes with my head, but I was not freaking expecting this. I donβt know who is right and who is wrong, and Iβm honestly super paranoid. How did other people feel after watching this episode?
My (28M) girlfriend (25F) was into competitive ballroom dancing pre-covid. If you're familiar with competitive ballroom dancing, it's not just graceful waltzing around a ballroom. It's a lot of lifts, lots of close proximity, hands pressed against the body quite intentionally, and perceived chemistry counts for a lot.
My girlfriend invited me to one of her performances in November 2019. Her dance partner is more attractive than me in every way. He's at least 4 inches taller than me and in great shape. I didn't think I'd be so bothered by their performance, but I really, really was. My girlfriend was wearing this thin, white dress that left little to the imagination and her partner had a skintight black bodysuit on. There was a "moment" at the end where they were both leaning in, he was holding her waist, etc. and the audience was applauding. It just seems incredibly sensual to me. When I spoke to him after he seemed very casual with how he touched my girlfriend - a hand on her should
... keep reading on reddit β‘
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> The past few months have been a landmark moment for documentaries, which have have historicallyΒ attracted much smaller audiences thanΒ sitcoms,Β scripted dramas and reality TV. βTiger Kingβ was one of the most-watched TV series on Netflix in the first quarter of the year, while βThe Last Danceβ is the most-watched documentary in the history of ESPN.
> Pippen has been notably silent since the documentary began its run last month, and those close to him say he's wounded and disappointed by his portrayal.
Source: https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/29143858/dennis-rodman-defends-scottie-pippen-last-dance-criticism
It seems Scottie doesn't like how he was presented in The Last Dance. Since he works for ESPN I would assume the "sources" here are legitimate.
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