How can I not try?    

Honestly, even if Denver played well, I'm not sure that they'd have won.  Let's take away the pick six, safety, and kick return TD.  That's still 27-8.  That's not very close.  I don't think Denver's D could have stopped the Seattle offense well enough.  It should have been closer (i.e. 27-20), but I don't see that ending much better unfortunately.

My point was just that I enjoy good football.  I could care less who wins really. And as Aaron asked, I did think the 49er-Seahawk game was great.    

Alternatively, Aaron, you could write a GreaseMonkey script to rewrite all user links to the username path:

/username/naruto still works. Then you get them in the URL bar.

Also, alt+clicking on a name will add that name to the quick reply.

Do you still use that?  I actually can't remember if I shut it off at one point or not.

I'll be honest, I did not know that was a thing.

kotaku.com/a-horror-game-that-gets-tougher-as-you-get-scared-hoo-1517631289

I saw this link on Facebook today, and it reminded me of something.  Benjamin and I were at Pier 39, looking at a puzzle game shop.  They had a "competitive" game called Mindball (http://www.novelquest.com/en/mindball/overview)

The goal is to out relax your opponent... and it's fairly accurate.  You wear a headband with sensors on your forehead.  Thinking too much or any movements cause it to move the ball closer to your goal (so that Benjamin would score in this case.)

We ended up tying 1-1 and skipped a third game.  I had him on the ropes for most of the first game, but then he came back to win.  The second game we said that we haven't to be constantly thinking about what to do to improve SZ.  I won that round.  (He said something about opening photoshop in his mind.  )

Anyways, ever played any bio feedback games like this stuff?

Try hovering over their name.

And if it was displayname, it'd have to rewrite every post every time someone changed their name.  That doesn't scale.

Ah. So, that varies from the original behavior (in the old code) where I appended it to the end.

So you would prefer it try to fill in that space as long as there is space? First, you could try adding this to the image itself:

style="float: right"

If that looks good, I can modify the code to do that automatically.

I have done nothing to verify that this is, in fact, his ferrari.  I just thought it was hilarious.


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That is slightly scary.  Most studios in the SF Bay Area are 500ft.

Half the work was converting this.  I'm not sure what you want form me.

... because I registered at some point?  

Nose goes.