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Helobious

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  1. 48 minutes ago, David Dennison said:

    We'll get over it.

    Having an absolutely loaded roster will make it a little easier.

    The Astros run as a contender will end for a very long time after 2021. They won’t spend to keep any of that core together. Cheaters never prosper.

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  2. 3 hours ago, Dr Fear said:

    Was season 2 worth the watch?  I think I watched half of the first episode and checked out.

    Not at all. The show is all about how corrupt, violent, and terrible all humans are, and the viewer is meant to root for robots... who are equally as corrupt, violent, and terrible. Oh yeah and there’s an entirely pointless overly complex timeline aspect to the whole story. Show fell all the way apart towards the end of season 1. 

  3. That was awesome to watch. And the fact that the very first thing Johnson said was a thank you to all his assistant coaches and players really shows who he is as a man. Clips have been posted but here’s the full vid.

     

  4. 7 hours ago, Longboard Horn said:

    Went to college with Luis Perez, the QB of the LA Wildcats(was also QB of teh Birmingham Iron in the AAF). Can't wait to see him play again.

    I remember hearing his story when he was tearing it up at A&M-Commerce. Never played varsity football in high school, started out 9th on the depth chart out of 9 QBs on his community college team. Pretty amazing what he’s done. Also pretty cool to me that he’s a homie.

  5. Yesterday was one of those days where I didn’t step foot outside from like 7:30 in the morning until the end of the day. When I was walking to my car at 5pm, that front was barely making its way into San Antonio. The sunset was stunning, and there was a light breeze and it was probably 70 or 71 outside. I just stood by my car door for a couple minutes and took it all in. I felt happy. It didn’t matter that I was trapped in a cube all day. That was in the past and this experience was right now.
     

    When I was at my lowest points, that’s the kind of thing I never would have noticed or cared about. Part of what helped me get out of that was learning to take joy in even the littlest of things. I feel lucky that I’m able to experience pleasant evenings, or watch a good TV show, or see a loved one,  no matter what else might be going on in my life. 

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