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Sunday Service is sort of questionable but Kanye only performs for like 10% of it. You're not really seeing a "Kanye" show if you go to Sunday Service.
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Post by piggy pablo on Sept 13, 2019 21:44:07 GMT -5
How many times was Sunday Service a thing you could buy a ticket to before the draft? Has there been a second show before the one that happened recently? Was there only one show before the draft started?
Post by piggy pablo on Sept 13, 2019 21:45:23 GMT -5
Reason I ask is..
We've discussed before that *reunions* might should not be eligible if they take place during the draft, so if this second show only toom place during the draft, that's dubious.
But also, some concept of *reasonable* eligibility has been used in the past, although not by me when I maybe could/should have pressed the issue.
Regardless, I guess it's getting polled cuz someone asked for it.
How many times was Sunday Service a thing you could buy a ticket to before the draft? Has there been a second show before the one that happened recently? Was there only one show before the draft started?
Coachella, they did an Adidas show before as well as like at least 10 in LA
How many times was Sunday Service a thing you could buy a ticket to before the draft? Has there been a second show before the one that happened recently? Was there only one show before the draft started?
Coachella, they did an Adidas show before as well as like at least 10 in LA
Post by bugs bunny funny moments on Sept 13, 2019 21:46:53 GMT -5
What’s important to remember about the polls (which this will go to) is that it’s up to us to decide if it’s a legitimate pick, it’s actually not linked to any technical definition of the rules
What’s important to remember about the polls (which this will go to) is that it’s up to us to decide if it’s a legitimate pick, it’s actually not linked to any technical definition of the rules
All the rules I'm talking about are somewhat vaguely defined, so I don't disagree. I'm just trying to crystallize what the arguments may amount to based on what we've talked about in previous drafts.
What’s important to remember about the polls (which this will go to) is that it’s up to us to decide if it’s a legitimate pick, it’s actually not linked to any technical definition of the rules
All the rules I'm talking about are somewhat vaguely defined, so I don't disagree. I'm just trying to crystallize what the arguments may amount to based on what we've talked about in previous drafts.
It’s not like the Supreme Court where our interpretations of the rules matter. It’s essentially the last line of defense whether or not we think it’s a non-bullshit pick. That’s how I’ve always seen it. If you think it’s an illegitimate pick, vote no. Popular vote type ordeal.
All the rules I'm talking about are somewhat vaguely defined, so I don't disagree. I'm just trying to crystallize what the arguments may amount to based on what we've talked about in previous drafts.
It’s not like the Supreme Court where our interpretations of the rules matter. It’s essentially the last line of defense whether or not we think it’s a non-bullshit pick. That’s how I’ve always seen it. If you think it’s an illegitimate pick, vote no. Popular vote type ordeal.
And I see it as you should probably base your vote on something other than whether the pick personally offends you or not.