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  • Birthday 02/09/1984

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  1. Can't calculate that a center would lose his head on two consecutive plays, especially since it really hadn't been a problem until that exact play.
  2. Sudden implosion by the OL on those last three plays. Just fucking awful
  3. This is the correct answer.
  4. By not playing those 14 games against either the Rams or the Lions
  5. Because that would make Supply Side Jesus feel sad.
  6. You misspelled “Preamble.”
  7. DISD has a very limited, qualified conception of open enrollment that makes it nearly impossible to forge a football factory without engaging in a lot of under-the-table shit. Why else do you think it took 70 years for one of their teams to claim a state title? It’s not like they’re what WFISD used to be.
  8. That team is a football factory that has the benefit of being a suburb of Denver, who has open enrollment. Imagine DISD having open enrollment and every badass football player in the city going to SOC
  9. Hell his leading spokesman in the media was literally saying that his network will consider anyone who protests the war “an enemy of the state.” That’s about as faschy as it gets
  10. https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/elon-musk-homeless-trump-b2662999.html This motherfucker is insane
  11. Wow, didn’t even see that Bush comment earlier. Yes, Bush was a war criminal who courted a financial catastrophe with his slavish devotion to Reaganomics. I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would want to return to that shit.
  12. It sounds like a nice idea for there to be a center. In the real world, it's just a ridiculous compromise between ideological positions. I believe Phil Ochs wrote a song about it.
  13. They already tried that and lost because of it. I mean I get that you didn’t read but like 5 words of what I said earlier, but a considerable part of their pitch in ‘24 was aimed at republicans abandoning Trump and switching over to them. They failed because they didn’t harvest nearly as many voters on that message that they needed, and they alienated the typical 1/3rd of the adult population that is registered to vote and chooses not to. They alienated them by flat out ignoring them and not addressing those core issues I previously mentioned.
  14. And it’s hard to counter that perception when the following sentence is 100% accurate: Any typical, establishment Democratic presidential candidate would rather lose to Trump in a general election than get primaried by a Bernie/AOC type.
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