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Posts posted by hpslugga
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17 hours ago, tbone_ said:
I’m not sure he’s smart enough to orchestrate something like this.
I say decent odds he never plays a down for the Pats.I dunno, this seems all too similar to Moss' arrival in Foxborough. Randy was a diva that was totally checked out on the idea of playing for, oddly enough, the same Raiders...then he went on to have arguably the greatest WR season that we've ever seen in his first year for the Patriots. As others have implied, there's just something about how that franchise is able to mold the absolute worst characters into better men and better players, at least as long as they're on the team. Moss lightened up, Ochocinco lightened up, and I'm sure Gordon and Brown will do the same. I just hope they've elected to keep Thomas on as well because this is the kind of 4-wide tandem I've been dying to see for a quarter of a century...and as someone else said, this team was originally supposed to be run-heavy (or at least run-heavier-than-they-have-been-in-the-Brady-era). Fuck, that's hard to deal with if you're an opposing coordinator.
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58 minutes ago, hookem48 said:
maybe you should count the Ingram drop, it was kind of a big deal
He means in terms of play calling. That call was the best one Herman had all night and it resulted in 0 points and a loss of downs.
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So their 4WR set is Thomas, Edelman, Brown, and Gordon?
Player potential-wise, they have what’s needed to make 2007 look like a cakewalk.
Ego potential-wise, they have what’s needed to explode into an unmitigated disaster never before seen
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4 minutes ago, DDD Dad said:
They just put black tape over the swoosh.
Problem solved!Or perhaps a Sharpie?
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On 9/4/2019 at 3:28 PM, 'stache said:
I'd love to see the rednecks boycott Walmart and discovery what shit actually costs.
They only announce boycotts; they don’t actually follow through with them. For example, when those simpletons were burning their Nikes in protest of Colin Kaepernick, you know full well that those morons went out and bought another pair when it donned on them “shit, I need a new pair of shoes,” and they went out and got Nikes again.
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4 minutes ago, EMAWesome said:
90% of the posters in this thread, including you, have no business commentating on anyone else being disconnected from reality.
Lol you think you’re doing well.
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16 hours ago, Deguello said:
Stanford 1999. Everything else vies for second place.
That was my experience as well. In fact wasn’t the NC State game that year pretty bad too?
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47 minutes ago, Huckleberry said:
The Herman versus Aranda matchup hasn't gone well for Aranda in the past, has it? Sure LSU has better athletes than Wisconsin but 59 points and 558 yards on only 56 offensive snaps is still a beatdown.
Most important detail of that game:
3rd. Team. Quarterback
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13 minutes ago, DixonHur said:
The rest of the world is acting on climate change and green energy. The US is the outlier among developed nations.
I was just about to say, we are the only ones who are NOT cooperating.
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2 minutes ago, Onboard 2.0 said:
The change advocated in a 10 year period would catastrophic to our economy
Short term, yes. Long term? Doing nothing would be suicide.
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18 minutes ago, GSU&UT said:
So are we doing this thing again where we pretend that virtually all climate scientists aren't telling us we basically have no time to stop the worst effects of the ongoing warming? Slow rolling something out over 20+ years is not going to do anywhere near enough to stop massive damage to the earth.
Also, how many coal miner jobs are there? This states that there were only about 80,000 in 2018 and that number is going down regardless of any executive or legislative action.
https://www.wvpublic.org/post/coal-comeback-coal-new-low-after-two-years-under-trump
Coal jobs are going to disappear whether the government blesses the industry or curses it. If they curse it, the industry is wiped out. If they bless it, they who own the mines will continue on their path to automating the shit out of the business. Either course results in humans losing out on coal jobs. It's nothing to strive for anymore, even if you totally ignore the environmental impact that it has. Working in coal now is like working in speakeasies or BetaMax tech support. It's easy to pander to that limited demographic for cheap votes in elections, but basing environmental policy on how they feel is like basing foreign relations policy with southeastern Africa around how the Dodos feel.
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Was he suggesting this to provide a pretext for nuking Alabama?
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10 minutes ago, Ghost of LL said:
The opposition wasn’t going to vote that it had confidence in the Government. So it just didn’t vote.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkExactly. The only way you ever get a vote with nearly 100% turning out is if the winner is determined by "my side has more votes than yours." If it's a 2/3rds concept, there's seriously no value whatsoever in a no vote.
Come to think of it, I think that should have been the Democrats' strategy when Congress impeached Clinton. Just imagine
"Hey, Clinton got no votes for acquittal! We beat his ass 50-0 and 45-0!!!"
"So now what happens?"
"Well we needed 67 votes on either charge to get him out of office, so he's still President and this was a gigantic waste of time, but yeah we kicked his ass!"
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3 hours ago, Hank Kingsley said:
He was giving alternative forecasts.
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On 8/26/2019 at 6:38 AM, bamachine said:
I don't know why they're so scared of releasing those documents. The depositions of that case took place in 2010, so that means that the statute of limitations on Hance and Craig James, regarding the false statements they made in those depositions, has long expired so it's not like they're afraid of prosecution. I mean I'll gladly accept a reasoned explanation as to why Tech is refusing to explain themselves, but as I see it with the available evidence, the only explanation for this is that they fear an absolute PR nightmare.
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This is hilarious
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4 minutes ago, Longhorn_Fan68 said:
/csb
Actually it’s osb: oblivious story, bro
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22 hours ago, Smax said:
Yes poor millenials....
And their $1000 iphones and $80 unlimited monthly phone plans
Making millions a year by being YouTube or insta whores, pro video gamers (lol) make high 6 figures playing fucking video games.
Student loans are out of control but much of that lies on the shoulders tenured liberal profs who couldnt make it in the real world or the millenials themselves who decided 8 years of college to get a degree in a field thay may pay 80k a year was a good idea
Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit, they are spoiled to the 9th degree and have it better then most generations before them.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a spectacular failure of a post like this one, and I’ve read Swam and CLH before.
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19 hours ago, Brisketexan said:
Smax...how about you address the data above, posted in rebuttal to your unsupported positions.He can’t. He’s a fucking goof with all the delusion of self confidence that of the very worst sufferers of the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
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7 hours ago, bolverk said:
You're quoting an op/ed from a professional hack who founded an industry-supported for-profit "think-tank" whose sole purpose is to deny climate change and promote fossil fuels. That guy's scientific background? Philosophy.
The only point you've made with this post is that you're absolutely desperate to find a credible source to support your wrongheaded opinion.
Seriously, there’s a reason that denialists have never even come close to surviving peer review with all of the bewildering inanities they spew forth. As you imply, their game is shock jocking for profit. That has jack shit to do with science.
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That’s just his addiction to being wrong about everything all the time. Nothing to see here
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13 hours ago, Machinator said:
Saw that Prince Dorbah had an interception?
Rockwall tried a screen pass that was a little rushed. QB apparently never saw Dorbah because he threw it right to him.
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22 minutes ago, Gladeite said:
Not a politician but spend a couple of weeks in UK last month. Every Uber driver, restaurant worker, hotel employee and UK citizen I talked to was pro Brexit. The immigration into the country is bankrupting the country. The social services cannot handle the influx of new immigrants. UK has very strict immigration laws and leaving EU will allow them to revert back to their own system of handling immigration. Every article I read and protest I watched seemed to be of immigrants not wanting to register for visas or go back to their country of origin.
If you’re going to be a pathological liar, do a better job of it. For fuck’s sake, my 4-year old can see through this.
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30 minutes ago, Js1 said:
Lindsey would always vote to fill a vacant hole.
Especially his own. That guy is totally a bottom
So, our defense is garbage
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You need either an NFL-caliber secondary or an NFL-caliber pass rush to defeat that kind of an offense with that kind of a QB. If LSU doesn't go undefeated, it'll be precisely because they ran into one of those two things and they'll have an off day.