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  1. Great hit, great defense but i disagree about it being the turning point of the game. The defense never really let KC in the game despite the score being close. The game was over when Dare rumbled in for the TD.
  2. Woke up feeling a little bit of a wine hangover this morning but worth it. What a huge win. Five straight dubs with home victories against Jacksonville and Buffalo and road wins against KC and Indy is very impressive. This defense is incredible.
  3. Pedal to the floor Caley
  4. Suck it Mahomes!!! That's a pick
  5. Woo!!!dy
  6. it is but the Texans playoff chances take a big hit as well with a loss. Definitely more must-y for KC though.
  7. KC is beatable but it's gonna take near-perfect efficiency in the red zone from the offense to knock this Chiefs team off in Arrowhead. They are desperate and dangerous and will get all the calls of course. Not to mention Andy Reid owning the opposing HOU sideline like stolen bitcoin.
  8. too little too late
  9. he's not winning many plays this year
  10. there we go!!! TD !!
  11. yeah Marks is the better back wtf
  12. terrible by CJ
  13. that was not ideal
  14. plenty of game left to leave more opportunities wasted
  15. He would have hauled in that pass that Chubb couldn't
  16. Thanks so much for sharing this and showing up. I'm happy for any American showing up yesterday wherever, but it's a little bit easier for people in libbed up cities like Austin, SF, Chicago, Seattle, Portland etc to hit the streets in protest than it is for people in little towns in deep red parts of Texas where you really stand out to your townfolk. That takes a lot of give-a-shit-ness and these people deserve every high five possible. Honestly hits me right in the feels.
  17. My wife's sign for our son won the day in Round Rock Everyone wanted his picture. Great turnout, enthusstic crowd for suburban Wilco! Thanks to any surly neighbors who may have showed up to this, it gave me and my family a much-needed sense of community and togetherness we haven't felt in a long time. I was only able to attend for an hour before heading off to work but it put a huge smile on my face for the entire day and I've been thinking about it late into the night. Living in a red district with lifted trucks everywhere and all the maga cultural touchstones shoved in my face constantly has made me stereotype all the people I see at the local HEB or Walmart or parks in our neighborhood to the point where everyone who isn't wearing their leftism on their sleeves is just another fuckin MAGA goon to me, or at least a bothsidser idiot who can't be bothered to pay attention to the arsonists burning it all down around us. I've become miserably judgmental about the strangers who are my neighbors because I see so many assholes in maga 2A copaganda anti-woke shirts, hats, and bumperstickers that I have gradually assumed that everyone around us supports these GOP ghouls. Seeing all the faces in the crowd from all walks of life and all ages at today's Round Rock protest was a great reminder to me that there are so many average joes and janes in my area who may not look like Portland Antifa, but they are allies in the fight against American fascism. This is what reminds you why your country is worth fighting for.
  18. That was Travis County DA Jose Garza, villain of local magats (cough cough Angie Ayers) and puppet of global cabal leader George Soros. I watched the entire press conference and was taken aback by the contrast of the words of Barbara Wilson and Sonora Thomas vs the words of Shawn and Angie Ayers. Especially Angie Ayers, who was not a blood relative to any of the victims and simply married into the family tragedy and made it a life mission to get justice for the Ayers family. Where both Wilson and Sonora Thomas exuded grace and humility and thankfulness, Angie Ayers came off as a look-at-me narcissist with venom to spit for whoever it was that leaked the break in the case to the media on Friday. Shawn and Angie were pissed off about that and she in particular used that as cudgel to berate the audience in the chambers and viewers watching online. Then she proceeded to go on waaaay too long about her role in the investigation over the years and how she had been there fighting it longer than any investigators, prosecutors, etc. Really unhinged stuff imo. She showed her true colors when she turned her attention to the broken justice system and, rather than acknowledge the FOUR OTHER VICTIMS whose lives were irreparably broken by actions of a serial killer and APD detectives, she says this insane remark. Shameful behavior considering how she had the family convinced the innocent men were guilty.
  19. Incredible detective work by Dan Jackson. Crazy details, even noting the guy was stopped at a border checkpoint between Texas and New Mexico shortly after the night of the crime.
  20. I wish retired APD Det. Paul Johnson would be there to face the cameras and answer questions about his idiotic "creek people" bullshit theories and be asked if he has anything to say to Robert Springsteen, Michael Scott, Forrest Wellborn, and the family of Maurice Pierce.
  21. KXAN will cover it live here at 10 am https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/yogurt-shop-murders-more-details-expected-monday/
  22. that has always bothered me and it underscores how stupid many men can be wrt how they expect women to respond in a life-or-death situation where a lack of compliance can get them killed. it's absurd to think that one person could not have possibly done this when it's an adult experienced criminal with a loaded gun and four terrified girls.
  23. they have. how else would his DNA end up in the vagina of a dead girl murdered and sexually assaulted? the guy was a drifter type and probably was passing through Austin or took a short term construction job here.
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