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January 08, 2006

Wow, What A Game!

Eli Manning was en feugo!! Unconscious! Cooooool as the other side of the pillow!

Did you see that one pass? Off the back foot, across the body, across the middle of the field! Exactly like they tell you throw it! The only error he made in judgement or mechancis there was failing to throw the ball with his feet! Other than that-- PERFECT!!

Boy, I'm happy! I'm so f'n' happy right now! Whoo-hoo! I'm so happy we gave away all those draft picks to get Eli Manning, rather than taking the next available quarterback-- a no-talent nobody called Ben Rothlisberger! Hah! Ben Rothlisberger! What a douchebag! He only throws to his own receivers!

But don't worry! Manning just needs to "mature"! Because everyone knows that laughable inaccuracy can be cured through experience! It's not as if basic hand-eye coordination is essentially innnate or anything!

Good luck, Pittsburgh! You're going to need luck with that erratic idiot Ben Rothlisberger at the helm!


posted by Ace at 04:51 PM
Comments



Could be worse. You could be a Packer fan. I think I'd trade Aaron Rogers for Eli Manning.

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 04:55 PM

That was so embarrassing as a longtime Giants fan. I just don't see what the hype is with this kid. You get guys like Ernie Accorsi saying wait and see, he'll be something special and how great he was in college. He'd be effin' special if maybe he threw a smooth spiral for a change to an open receiver. BTW, did you see how pissed Shockey, Toomer, and espcially Burress looked throughout the game? I'd love to hear what they had to say in the locker room to Manning. Sheesh, Vinnie Falcone should be the Giants' new QB coach.

Posted by: GM-NJ on January 8, 2006 04:59 PM

And then Rothlisberger, on his first pass, throws back across the middle... but completes the pass for a first down.

When you're blessed, you're blessed.

Posted by: steve sturm on January 8, 2006 05:02 PM

As a San Diego fan, I'm glad that you're glad about giving away all of those draft picks for that whiney, sack of crap.

Posted by: digitalbrownshirt on January 8, 2006 05:03 PM

hey, once in a while you do that. once in a while you throw off the back foot. once in a while you throw across your body.

Doing all three at once, while standing on your own ten yard line, is inadvisable.

Any way we can get Kerry Collins back?

Posted by: ace on January 8, 2006 05:04 PM

How about Kent Graham?

Maybe Dave Brown?

Nah. Not fuckin' dave brown. I'd rather stick with Eli "Special NFLympics" Manning.

Posted by: ace on January 8, 2006 05:07 PM

I'm sorry, man. I've been there.

I'm sure I can't invite you over to be a Redskins fan (division rivalry and all), but if you'd like, the Chicago Bears bandwagon is plenty warm this winter. Come on over, have a deep dish!

Cheers,
Dave at Garfield Ridge

Posted by: Dave at Garfield Ridge on January 8, 2006 05:10 PM

Where's Jeff Rutledge when you need him?

Or Jesse "The Bachelor" Palmer?

Posted by: GM-NJ on January 8, 2006 05:10 PM

Nah, patriots are my second team. I lived in Boston, so it's not like total bandwagon bullshit. I've seen more Pats games at the stadium (2) than Giants games (0).

Posted by: ace on January 8, 2006 05:11 PM

Oh please. Chad fucking Pennington. You guys are pikers in the "my QB sucks" competition. You know nothing of pain and suffering. Ben Rothlisberger? The Jets passed on Dan Marino to take Ken O'Brien.

But I'm not bitter.

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 05:14 PM

That Neil O'Donnell thing worked out well too.

Posted by: ace on January 8, 2006 05:15 PM

Browning Nagle.....

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 05:17 PM

NFL thread! yeah! I've been waitin for this.

Hook em Horns.


"yes, thank you, good night".

-- David Mamet

Posted by: Dave in Texas on January 8, 2006 05:19 PM

I see that Vince Young just declared for the draft. I wonder if the Jets will be able to grab him or Leinart in the four spot. I don't see Young falling that far down, but I wonder about Leinart. Because (as Jack would apparently agree) the Jets need to do something about their QB situation. Maybe the new coach will be allowed some input.

Posted by: GM-NJ on January 8, 2006 05:19 PM

Nah, patriots are my second team

Then, imho, you're on the road to glory. I'm picking the Pats to go all the way. Although, my track record at picking this years playoff games isn't exactly stellar :)

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 05:20 PM

The only good news NFL-wise I've had this year is that the Vikes finally gave Tice a ticket out of town. But there is good news...baseball season is getting closer.

Posted by: Monty on January 8, 2006 05:23 PM

I hate you, Eli Manning! I pure straight hate you!!

Posted by: Wes Mantooth, Giants Fan (even tho he's in SD) on January 8, 2006 05:24 PM

GM I would take the oft spoken of warm bucket of spit at this point. We just TRADED our coach, the one who took us to the playoffs 3 times, for a 4th round draft choice and are interviewing.....Jim Haslett. We play in the biggest market in the country and we can't even get our own freaking stadium. The Panthers get lesbian cheerleaders and we get a bald fireman sitting on another guys shoulders. You watch, the Jets will end up drafting another kicker or a right guard from University of East Bumfuck that they were "thrillled" to be able to steal.

Sigh....only a few more weeks till pitchers and catchers report.

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 05:30 PM

JackStraw,

Maybe you can trade that 4th rounder to USC for Pete Carroll! Oh wait, I think USC is over the cap. Nevermind.

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 05:35 PM

As bad as the Giants were, it's tough to blame it all on Manning, or even on the offense.

We knew going in that Carolina has one of the best defenses in the league. They stopped Tiki cold from the start. Manning didn't have much to work with. And Burress, jeez what a whining sack of shit that dude is. Homey was lollygagging his way through his routes all day, and was responsible for one of Manning's interceptions.

That said, the reason we lost, and got embarrassed, was our pathetic defense. They made the Panthers' running backs look like a combo of Walter Payton and Barry Sanders. For fux sake, make a bleedin tackle. What a joke. I mean, how many damned third and longs did they convert -- by running the ball!

Posted by: Jim in Chicago on January 8, 2006 05:37 PM

We tried that once BrewFan. Carroll went 6-10 as head coach of the Jets. I'm telling you the Jets are like so dark cosmic force that destroys anything anyone who comes near them.

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 05:39 PM

Jim,

Re: the Giants 'D'

Nick Goings?!?!?!?!?!

He came up big so many times for them. The Giants' D looked like they were playing touch football with him.

Posted by: GM-NJ on January 8, 2006 05:43 PM

the defense was bad, but two of our linebackers were signed last night at a Yonkers Quizno's, and they had to take a safety off the line to double-cover Steve Smith...

...oh, and bang up job on that, too, Alexander! It's smart to try to play catch-up with the fastest man in football.

Posted by: ace on January 8, 2006 05:44 PM

Jack,

Wonder how Herm felt being traded for a 4th round pick. He has no X's and O's ability and no relationship with the local media. What kind of genius does KC think they're getting?

And as far as the stadium thing, I can empathize. I live in Jersey and wouldn't want to make that drive from anywhere (except maybe from Weehawken where as we all know, Thomas Jefferson pronounced free speech as "overrated.").

Posted by: GM-NJ on January 8, 2006 05:46 PM

I still think that Manning's going to be something special. Hell, even if he's average he'd be light-years better than the most infamous of all Redskins #1 picks, Heath Schuler

Posted by: Jimmie on January 8, 2006 05:54 PM

Kansas City must be out of their fecking minds. Herm Edwards is not a good head coach. Special teams...maybe, not head coach. Edwards sucks. And Shottenheimer suck, too.

If Gunther Cuningham could act like a human instead of a maniac, he should be the Chiefs head coach.

The best unemployed* head coach:
Jim Fassel.
Some team (Texans, Detroit, Vikings, Breen Gay) should snatch him up.

The Patriots seem to get better as the season goes along. If you watch a lot of their games, you'll notice they get better in the second-half of the game. It's hard to beat a team that improves with every play. But Belichik's bag-o-tricks is near empty, so we'll see how they stack up against Denver (I hate them) or the Colts.


*Yeah, I know Fassel works for the Ravens.

Posted by: Bart on January 8, 2006 05:54 PM

Carroll went 6-10 as head coach of the Jets

Just an old Dolphin fan pokin a little fun at you :)

Remember the 'choking' game? lol!

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 05:54 PM

But there is good news...baseball season is getting closer.

Sigh....only a few more weeks till pitchers and catchers report.


Obviously you guys are not Kansas City residents. We don't have a lot to look forward to.

Posted by: rls on January 8, 2006 05:54 PM

Who in the hell was that color announcer? The guy kept calling Will Allen "one of the best cover cornerbacks in football".

He may be all that, but I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to use that phrase against someone who gave up 3 TDs to Santana Moss two weeks ago and got torched a couple times today.

But at least the Giants defensive backfield is healthier than that of My Beloved Skins. I swear they're going to have to start sticking cheerleaders in as dime backs.

Posted by: Jimmie on January 8, 2006 05:58 PM

GM-

I think he feels like he died and went to heaven. $12 million over 4 years., inheriting a team that is playoff caliber instead of presiding over yet another rebuilding year in the Meadowlands, knowing he won't have to get de-pants by Belicheck twice a year.

I wish I could quit these clowns.

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 05:59 PM

Remember the good ol' days with Kerry Collins, Michael Barrow, Joe Jurevicuis, and Jason Sehorn?

Posted by: Bart on January 8, 2006 06:03 PM

rls:

Don't despair of the Royals. Somehow, in spite of an inept front office and some mind-bogglingly dumb trades, they always seem to manage competence if not brilliance. They might surprise you this coming year.

Of course for the Twins the only news is the new stadium, which seems perpetually stuck in limbo. I'm predicting that if they don't get the stadium deal done this year, the Twins may decide to pack up and move along.

Posted by: Monty on January 8, 2006 06:04 PM

Not that he had a good game by any stretch, it wasn't Eli who missed all those tackles. I would love to see a tally of how many missed tackles the Giants had, but that was just pitiful.

Eli will be all right, but they totally need to revemp the secondary. And for God's sake find some people who can tackle.

Posted by: paul on January 8, 2006 06:04 PM

"Who in the hell was that color announcer? The guy kept calling Will Allen "one of the best cover cornerbacks in football"."

Actually, it was my favorite color man on TV, Troy Aikman. I like Joe buck and aikman.

Did he say that about Allen, tho? That's ludicrous. Allen is, at best, above average.

Posted by: ace on January 8, 2006 06:05 PM

I could sympathize with you guys if the Falcons hadn't played like old women on defense the last half of the fucking season this year. But they did, so tough shit. I lived in Seattle for a brief period, so I'm sneaking onto that bandwagon for the playoffs.

Posted by: UGAdawg on January 8, 2006 06:06 PM

Remember the 'choking' game? lol!

I remember them ALL BrewFan. That play started a 5 game slide and then Jets finished 6-10 and the aforementioned Pete Carroll got canned. Yea cause that guy can't coach for shit.

Thank you so much for reminding me.

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 06:09 PM

Breen Gay

You misspelled 'Title Town USA'. HTH.

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 06:12 PM

The Jets-Dolphins rivalry may be one of the best in the NFL. Classic games like (shudder) the Monday Night game when the Jets came back from AGazillion-to-Nothing in the second half to win.

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 06:15 PM

Hey, at least your teams managed to keep their miserable play on the field itself. The Vikes took their no-class act out onto a "sex boat". This team has no class, which I blame in large part on lack of coaching (lack of adult oversight in general, actually). That's why I'm glad they gave Tice his walking papers even if the Vikes did a bit better as the season went on -- it was time to clean house.

Gives the phrase "like a Viking" a whole new meaning, Ace.

Posted by: Monty on January 8, 2006 06:16 PM

As a diehard baseball fan, I throw in a hearty "Go Skins!"

Posted by: harrison on January 8, 2006 06:18 PM

I still don't know what all the fuss was about that. What, no one knew that athletes got lots of tail and digged on strippers?

Posted by: ace on January 8, 2006 06:18 PM

I have to agree with Ace on this one. I worked in Tampa for a while and my office was about a half mile from Raymond James stadium and right across the street from the Doll House, one of the countless "adult entertainment" establishments in Tampa. On any given night you could walk in there and see a few super sized athletes getting a lap dance. Thats what I was told anyway.

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 06:23 PM

ace,

I think it was just an indication of how out-of-control the team was. These weren't private watercraft; they were rented yachts with crews (several of whom were female, and swore out complaints about being sexually harassed and being forced to watch a lot of public nastiness). Obviously football players aren't exactly paragons of virtue (you can take a kid out of the hood, but you can't take the hood out of the kid, as the saying goes). But this is where the lack of adult supervision comes in -- it's pretty clear that Tice and other senior coaching stuff knew of these shenanigans, and winked at them.

Posted by: Monty on January 8, 2006 06:23 PM

Hey, your home team could be the Houston Texans. it could be worse.

Posted by: brak on January 8, 2006 06:32 PM

You guys are all spoiled whining cry babies - try the New Orleans Saints for every minute of the last 30+ years and then you will know what real suffering is.

Posted by: max on January 8, 2006 06:35 PM

FYI, that pussy Ben Roethlisberger has put the Steelers ahead, and now Pittsburch (where I was born) has the ball back in Bengal territory.

Posted by: Michael on January 8, 2006 06:57 PM

Are you on tape-delay, Michael?

Posted by: Bart on January 8, 2006 06:59 PM

What's frustrating with the Giants is that they either choke away a playoff game - '89 against the Rams, '97 against the Vikings, and '02 against the Niners - or they competely embarass themselves on the field - '93 against the Niners, SB against the Ravens, and today. How about a nice normal, not humiliating defeat the end the season boys?

When is that baseball season getting here again?

Posted by: paul on January 8, 2006 07:01 PM

Ace, I'll give you Aikman, but please, Joe Buck? Uhhh, no. Unless you really liked Brokeback Mountain for something *other* than the scenery/Anne Hathaway's magical cans.

Then again, I'll take Buck and Aikman over that ESPN crew anyday. Good fucking lord, those guys are AWFUL. I can't believe that no-talent assclown Joe Theisman is getting paired up with Al Michaels. Theisman makes Dan Dierdorf sound like Howard Cosell. Ol' Bendy Leg makes more dumb comments in a single game than Cedarford made in a year.

Sigh.

Cheers,
Dave at Garfield Ridge

Posted by: Dave at Garfield Ridge on January 8, 2006 07:01 PM

He's unobjectionable and works well as a team with Aikman.

Unlike the ESPN guys. It's hard to be bad at play-by-play; it's such a simple thing. But some do manage to be grating.

Posted by: ace on January 8, 2006 07:12 PM

Ol' Bendy Leg... ouch - that's gonna leave a mark!

Everytime I see that replay, the hair on the back of my neck stands up.

Posted by: Madfish Willie on January 8, 2006 07:15 PM

It's hard to be bad at play-by-play...

I guess you never heard Chris Berman during the MLB playoffs. He pulled the same shit as he does during the Home Run Derby.

Back back back back bbb back back back....Wow-Weeeee!

Posted by: Bart on January 8, 2006 07:16 PM

Admittedly ESPN's football crew is bad (Paul Maguire is nothing but on-air misery), but nothing is worse than ESPN's baseball tandem of Joe Morgan and Jon Miller. I don't know how they've managed to stay on the air for what must be at least ten years. No matter what player Joe Morgan is talking about, there was a player on the Big Red Machine who was always better...

Posted by: GM-NJ on January 8, 2006 07:28 PM

You know who's a great sportscaster? Bob Uecker. No shit; that guy almost makes me wanna root for the Brewers. He knows the game, and he can be funny, but he doesn't clown around -- he gives good insight, and he knows the stats. (He also has a stupefyingly huge memory for baseball stats of yesteryear; he isn't using cribs or a computer for a lot of that shit, folks.)

Curt Gowdy was a good one too.

And Howard Cosell gets a bad rap, but I'm old enough to remember him, and he was good.

Posted by: Monty on January 8, 2006 07:30 PM

My all-time favorite sportscaster?

Easy: Champ Kind.

"One screw-up and you're out of here! Whammee."

Posted by: GM-NJ on January 8, 2006 07:33 PM

You know who's a great sportscaster? Bob Uecker. No shit; that guy almost makes me wanna root for the Brewers

He's been the *only* reason to listen to the Brewers for about the last 13 years. The last few years he has clowned around somewhat but you can't blame him. And in fairness, when he does clown around he's hysterical.

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 08:13 PM

Are you on tape-delay, Michael?

Kind of. I was following the game on-line at MSNBC (I really only care about Michigan football and Spurs basketball).

So, Bart, when are you going to show up at Sparkle's site? You said you would be there at 7 tonight. You're kinda late.

Posted by: Michael on January 8, 2006 08:42 PM

Shit!
I forgot all about that.

Posted by: Bart on January 8, 2006 08:48 PM

now Pittsburch (where I was born)

Michael, where is Pittsburch? Are you a fan of the Stealers?

And more importantly, do you like gobs?


Posted by: Lipstick on January 8, 2006 08:57 PM

Like DigitalBrownShirt, I too am a San Diego Fan & found Manning's performance to be superb. Keep it up Eli & may a Manning never ever win a ring. Too bad, becuse generally I really like the Giants - great receving core & the most under rated running back. Here is hoping for more stunning playoff loses for the Manning family - Go Pittsburgh!

Posted by: PMain on January 8, 2006 08:57 PM

Plaxico stunk too.

Gah, I wish Fox were our coach.

Posted by: someone on January 8, 2006 09:07 PM

And more importantly, do you like gobs?

If by gobs you mean sailors, then I think its safe to assume Michael likes them. A lot.

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 09:13 PM

All four games this weekend sucked.

Posted by: on January 8, 2006 09:19 PM

No matter what player Joe Morgan is talking about, there was a player on the Big Red Machine who was always better...

In most cases he'd be right. They were... a machine!

Posted by: Madfish Willie on January 8, 2006 09:22 PM

My favorite Troy Aikman story,

he got a concussion in a playoff game (I think against San Fran), and was standing on the sidelines before anyone figured out something was wrong,

Mark Stepnowski, the center, had been hurt earlier that year and was on the sidelines in street clothes and on crutches,

and Troy looked at him and said "hey Mark, how come you aren't suited out"?

and Stepnowski looked at him funny, and then yelled "coach!! there's somethin wrong with Troy!"

Posted by: Dave in Texas on January 8, 2006 09:37 PM

And all my friends couldn't figure out why I became a Panthers fan when I moved down here to Charlotte from NJ several years ago.

Posted by: Salad Dodger on January 8, 2006 09:40 PM

Michael, where is Pittsburch?

Y'know, Lipstick, there are so many things I could say in response to your mocking of my trivial spelling error.

But I won't, because I fear you. Because I now know that you have been lurking at a certain site that I shall not mention. A site where I made the unfortunate decision to reveal to a few friends my fondness for Peruvian music.

BTW, how's the new boyfriend working out? Last I heard, you thought he had potential.

Posted by: Michael on January 8, 2006 09:40 PM

Last I heard, you thought he had potential.

It didn't work out. I had to break up with her. We both came to realize that it had run its course. We had an absolute ball, but we grew up. There's no reason to fight that.

Posted by: sandy burger on January 8, 2006 09:44 PM

I can vouch for Sandy. Just the other day when I asked him about Lipstick he told me, "Are we still friends? Yes. Do we talk? No."

Posted by: BrewFan on January 8, 2006 09:55 PM

If by gobs you mean sailors, then I think its safe to assume Michael likes them. A lot.

Well, they are something you eat. And they have creamy filling...


Posted by: Lipstick on January 8, 2006 10:03 PM

Yeah, Sandy and I drifted apart. It's mostly my fault, I won't lie.

He kept wanting me to call him "Daddy" and I just don't roll that way.

Sorry Honey.

Posted by: Lipstick on January 8, 2006 10:12 PM

Well, they are something you eat. And they have creamy filling...

Yep. Sailors.

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 10:12 PM

JackStraw:

I could make the old joke about him preferring submariners (you know, something long and hard and full of seamen...).

Posted by: Monty on January 8, 2006 10:13 PM

And, Lipstick, let me officially throw my hat into the ring. I am clean living, I don't smoke or drink, and they have yet to convict me of any of those felonies I am accused of. My therapist says I am making progress in controlling my explosively violent temper, and I can produce several character witnesses once they get out of rehab and/or jail.

All I ask is complete and total subservience to my wishes. Oh, and that you refer to me at all times as, "Your excellency" or "My Lord".

Men like me don't just come along every day, Lipstick. This is one sweet, sweet hunk o' man-candy!

Posted by: Monty on January 8, 2006 10:20 PM

You could and you should Monty. If the internet is not for juvenile, tasteless humor then what did Al Gore invent it for anyway?

Posted by: JackStraw on January 8, 2006 10:20 PM

I could make the old joke about him preferring submariners (you know, something long and hard and full of seamen...).

Go ahead, Monty. Make the joke.


Posted by: Bart on January 8, 2006 10:35 PM

Well, Your Excellency, what I reaally need to see is some wooing with the sweet, sweet poetry.

Posted by: Lipstick on January 8, 2006 10:36 PM

There is snow tonight
Where there was rain last night
It is winter settling in again
It feels like a cheat somehow

But there is something about the new snow
That is hopeful
It is clean and so far untracked
A blank page we two may write upon

You will come to me, and you
Will make your marks upon this paper
Saying: Yes. Here I am.
I am here for you.

Or I will go to you
And the snow will tell this tale
That I said: I miss you
I am here for you.

--------------

...meh. Stinky. But the best I can do on short notice.

Posted by: Monty on January 8, 2006 10:57 PM

No, not bad. I like the blank page imagry. It's just the "I am here for you" that seems a bit off by sounding too modern.

Wouldn't you say that I have:

Much mirth and no madness,
All good and no badness;
So joyously,
So maidenly,
So womanly

etc.?

(Monty now trying to retrieve his hat from the ring...)

Posted by: Lipstick on January 8, 2006 11:36 PM

NJ fans help me out on this one:

One year, the Jets go 8-0 (or 7-1, or some such) and the entire East Coast is having multiple orgasms. Then some on-air analyst notices that all the victories are against weak teams. He predicts loudly, "the Jets will not win another game all year." Sure enough, they finish out at 8-8.

What year was that, and did I get the details correct?

Posted by: OregonMuse on January 9, 2006 12:06 AM

In 1986 the Jets won nine in a rown and were 10-1. They then went into a tailspin losing 5 in a row - all badly. They won the wild-card playoff game to avoid all time chokeitude, but lost the next game to Cleveland.

Posted by: Oldcat on January 9, 2006 01:02 AM

Lipstick is grand
Lipstick is great
i think about Lipstick
when i masturbate

Posted by: ramms on January 9, 2006 01:53 AM

Men like me don't just come along every day, Lipstick. This is one sweet, sweet hunk o' man-candy!

Monty, you're killing me.

I'll be honest with you; when it comes to flirting with the chicks, I'm no match. Lipstick in particular. All that poetry and shit. I'm just not up to it. You've beat me, brother.

Posted by: Michael on January 9, 2006 01:59 AM
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And with a little luck, yes, I'm bound to win

Now twenty people will tell me it's not obscure, it was huge in their hometown and played at their prom. That's how it usually goes. When I linked Donnie Iris's "Love is Like a Rock," everyone said they knew that one and that his other song (which I didn't know at all) Ah Leah! was huge in their area.
You know we "joke" about the GOPe just "conserving" leftist things?
David French just posted:

Populists ask what conservativism has ever conserved?
Well its about to conserve birthright citizenship!
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I couldn't hate this queen of the cuck-chair more if it paid seven figures and came with a corner office.
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Podcast: CBD and Sefton talk birthright citizenship, the 14th Amendment and SCOTUS, no boots in Iran, Artemis II and refocusing NASA, the NBA's hatred of everything non-woke, and more!
In more marketing for Project Hail Mary, scientists say they've found the biosigns indicating life growing on an alien planet. It's not proof, just signatures of chemicals that are produced by biological metabolism, and it could be nothing, but scientists think it's a strong sign that this planet is inhabited by something.
In a paper published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters, a team of scientists announced the detection of dimethyl sulfide (along with a similar detection of dimethyl disulfide) in the atmosphere of an exoplanet called K2-18b. This is actually the second detection of dimethyl sulfide made on this planet, following a tentative detection in 2023.
Tons of chemicals are detected in the atmospheres of celestial objects every day. But dimethyl sulfide is different, because on Earth, it's only produced by living organisms.
"It is a shock to the system," Nikku Madhusudhan, first author on the paper, told the New York Times. "We spent an enormous amount of time just trying to get rid of the signal."

He means they tried to prove the signal was caused by things other than dimethyl sulfide but they could not.
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