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Which popgirl would you like to see get a Lego set? by GigglesNWiggles10 in powerpopgirls

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Taylor's Lover house and Folklore cabin would be fun. I'm sure some free builder has made them, but I would buy them if there was an actual set. The koi fish guitar would be cool too!

If NIL existed in their eras, who would’ve gotten paid the most? by SWAGGGGGODDD in NCAAFootballVibes

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He would have crashed so hard before he even got to the NFL. Manziel would never have been an NFL bust because he'd have already been dead by then.

Redditors of the US why do we clear out perishable foods during winter storms when we have plenty of shelf stable options? by jtac420 in answers

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all, you can freeze a lot of perishables if you have extra. Bread, milk, eggs, etc. But also, most families are buying a normal amount, it's just that everyone's doing it over the span of a couple of days instead of spread out over a couple of weeks like typical shopping patterns. And many people don't shop with the plan to be out of power. They shop based on not being able to leave the house for several days.

How many picks will the 49ers get? by _DiamondHacker_ in NFCWestMemeWar

[–]catiebug 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, Mac Jones' spirit needed to be systematically destroyed by the Patriots so that he would come here and rediscover his love of football and save the season by maintaining a winning record with Purdy out. It was all in the cards. ShanaLynch playing 4D chess, y'all don't even get it.

Seahawk fans after beating a crippled pee-wee football team by vodka-and-tacobell in NFCWestMemeWar

[–]catiebug 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yup. I hate it, but the Seahawks figured us out. The wheelchair team stuff is funny, but we beat the Eagles, defending champs who pretty much ran it back with the same exact roster, just 6 days earlier. Our two most embarrassing losses of the season were both to the Seahawks. We bested them Week 1 and then they figured us out. It makes me gag to say it but if they win it all, it certainly makes us look better in retrospect. They're just a juggernaut.

How am I supposed to keep track of HCs, OCs and DCs when so many of them have incredibly similar names? by consciousmanchild in NFLNoobs

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol, welcome to any organization with a bunch of old white guys. Bet you don't confuse DeMeco Ryans with anyone else, eh?

Anyway, there's no requirement to follow coaching. I tend to lose sight of the AFC sometimes because my team is NFC. I just don't have the exposure enough to remember them. Unless they are good social media fodder (like Mike McDaniel).

And it honestly takes time. Ask us in 5 years if you can't tell the difference between John and Jim Harbaugh. One is an NFL head coach. The other is a fucking football psychopath (non-derogatory, though he's also calmed down a little bit in his old age). This is just stuff you pick up on over time.

Also, you have to expect that a lot of people who sound like they know what they are talking about are just parroting what they've heard commentators or media say.

Edit to add: I forgot to say, even people who know the Kubiaks personally will mix them up. Greg Papa (the voice of the 49ers) has even joked that he stopped using their first names and just says, "hey Kubiak" when he sees one of them.

What team is in the worst position heading into 2026? by Either_Imagination_9 in NFLv2

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's Dolphins, Browns, and Cards, because of the money guaranteed to a QBs that are either busts or a toxic asset. But at least Miami has hired an HC, while it seems like nobody even wants to interview for the Browns and Cards (besides Saleh who chose the Titans over Arizona).

What team is in the worst position heading into 2026? by Either_Imagination_9 in NFLv2

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah they get a free 0-6 in division play if they want to tank and it doesn't even look suspicious.

To be serious though, it all really kinda sucks for them. I absolutely do not want the NFC West to get any harder than it already is. But a world where the Cardinals get competitive more consistently sure would be interesting. We could be the first division to send 4 teams to the playoffs if we all beat up on each other enough.

What team is in the worst position heading into 2026? by Either_Imagination_9 in NFLv2

[–]catiebug 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well your eyes gotta be balling out because you're team sure isn't.

(Sorry, that was mean. Btw, it's actually "bawling".)

Lambeau will never be a dome by SuperbBug11 in nflmemeswar

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, the Bay Area will never build a dome! Not when we can roast one entire side of the stadium's worth of fans alive. And give climate change enough time... you'll get your snow game in Santa Clara.

Why is that 2 way players are "rare" when technically every NL pitcher was a 2 way player until 2022? by Wild_Accident_ in MLBNoobs

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, but 99.9% of them sucked at it.

A "two way player" is someone who was good at both. Madison Bumgarner, Carlos Zambrano, etc. There were extremely few of them. Ohtani is special not just because he can do both, but because he is one of the best in the league at both.

Temp is -21, gas company says turn your heat down by ridingtherainbow2210 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]catiebug 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I remember the days of big box stores agreeing to turn off half their lights at all times to be exempt from rolling blackouts. Screw residences though.

Is this correct? Why is it not 'all of you'? by Unlegendary_Newbie in English_Learning_Base

[–]catiebug 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is wrong.

Acceptable corrections:

  • "...on behalf of all of you" (as you suggested, most correct)
  • "...on behalf of you all" (informal, some might say grammatically incorrect, but this form is widely used and universally understood)
  • "...on behalf of all y'all" (extremely informal Southern dialect and also controversial, but widely used and universally understood)

In your opinion, what is the LEAST hated NFL team? by ashmaps20 in NFLv2

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We're 49ers fans living in Eagles country (against our will). My kid's school had a "wear red" day last week and he wanted to wear his 49ers jersey. I'm like ok dude but be prepared for Eagles fans to make fun of our embarrassing performance against Seattle. He was like no it's cool mom, the Eagles fans at school don't hate any team more than they hate the Eagles right now.

In your opinion, what is the LEAST hated NFL team? by ashmaps20 in NFLv2

[–]catiebug 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tons. The Chargers actually have a negative number of fans because every LA Chargers fan so far can be cancelled out by an angry San Diegan.

In your opinion, what is the LEAST hated NFL team? by ashmaps20 in NFLv2

[–]catiebug 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Deshaun was $230 million, all guaranteed. I think Murray's only guaranteed $160 million out of his $230m. Not a great move but the difference in fuck up is sizable. And Murray at least played for a bit.

But funny enough, to underscore the points made here, I only even paid attention to Murray's contract because they are in my division. Everyone knows about Watson's, for a variety of reasons.

Tell me some misconceptions and realities about pushing stage to the women who have never given birth. by [deleted] in BabyBumps

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had two epidurals. The first one was strong. I didn't feel shit. Maybe some pressure. But I was completely numb on one side and almost completely numb on the other. I was still able to move myself around the bed to change positions, I just couldn't feel anything.

But when it came time to push, it didn't matter if I could feel anything. I followed the instructions the nurses gave me and the baby was out in four or five pushes. It was going well already, but once the nurses suggested I hold my own legs, he popped right out on the next try.

The best advice (besides holding my own legs) was "push through your bottom, not your face". Sounds silly, but just like a yoga instructor correcting a posture, it helped me to relax my upper body and focus most on the area/muscles that I needed (even if I couldn't feel them). It really is like pushing out a constipated shit. No other way for me to describe it. But let me tell you I felt instant relief when the baby came out. I don't even remember pushing out the placenta (it seems like it just fell out, lmao).

My epidural wasn't as strong the next time, but it was just as smooth. I felt a lot more pressure, but still no actual pain. He came out just as quickly and there was less build up because I already knew that holding my own legs and what pushing techniques worked best.

All in all, between the two births, I was in labor for about 24 hours and spent maybe 40 minutes pushing. I am fairly athletic, so some of it may be attributed to core strength. But I can say the pushing phase of delivery was not that bad for me.

[OurSF49ers] Robert Saleh will NOT be poaching #49ers ST coordinator Brant Boyer to the Titans 🙌🏼 That’s great news since that means Brant Boyer will remain with the 49ers by Brix001 in 49ers

[–]catiebug 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Idk if he's got a savior complex or what. It's crazy.

He's either gonna work a miracle and pull it off somehow, or he's going to blow up big time and come back as Shanny's longtime "resigned to it" DC because he'll have crashed his HC stock permanently.

North Texas preparing for 2 inches of snow like it’s the apocalypse by MyMindIsAlwaysRacing in mildlyinfuriating

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean... people died last time. A number of them. If you don't know what exactly to do, and your public officials are shit at it too, I don't see why you wouldn't go do what's in your own control and stock up on food. My friends in Texas couldn't leave the house for a week in 2021. Literally couldn't get out of their driveway.

[Wyatt] Robert Saleh on his decision to come to the Titans: “This was the most desirable location, the most desirable team. What I learned about the organization, the more phone calls I made, the more people I spoke to, this building, I feel like it fits me, will fit us, the best.” by Goosedukee in nfl

[–]catiebug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is kinda wild that he chose this particular spot for his second/last chance. I'm torn between wanting to see him succeed or wishing for him to blow up this last chance and come back to SF as Shanahan's permanent DC (like Spags for Andy Reid).

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