Of course it does. How could it possibly work without logging into Plex?

Just discovered an old (2011?) album by a band called BOY, after hearing a ridiculously catchy song called "Lucky Numbers".

https://youtu.be/_k1ydH5RMD4

How do I do it in kbin? No results from searching for that community.

I haven't quite worked out this Fediverse thing yet... how do I find it?

Barnes is very good, but Saint-Maximin is coming off a very good season. Maybe Howe thinks this is as good as he can be and to sell him while his value is maximised? I rate Howe's judgement in general, but this seems a peculiar move.

Like Clarkson would even fit in an F1 car.

Potatoes and cooking oil?

Bloody terrible for me. I don't get deliveries for weeks at a time, and then I get a whole load all at once. Not fit for purpose.

No shit, Sherlock.

For that matter, is there a soccer related community/magazine across the fediverse which is taking off? I have no idea how I search for such a thing.

Squires as funny as ever. I do worry that we'll be reading stories of Grealish's battle alcoholism in the tabloids in 20 years..

So what happens if it's found that Saudi Arabia do in fact own Chelsea? How does it work with Newcastle competing in the same league? I know the Saudis are claiming that Newcastle are not state-owned, but nobody actually believes that.

The sacking culture of managers in football is unreal. Bournemouth were never in the mix for the relegation spots, and that's pretty much all you can ask for for a club of Bournemouth's size.

...which is what the headline should have said...

Had a good game of Castles of Burgandy this week. I'd say that Gaea Project and Terraforming Mars are the most popular games we play at the moment, since they both take 5 players.

The Expanse and Babylon 5. Those two were head and shoulders above anything else.

Burton Albion? West Bromwich Albion?

To be fair, that's how things used to be on the internet. You'd sign up for various forums or message boards with different accounts. Then it all became consolidated under one roof, and message boards started dying. What's happening with reddit now shows the danger of that.