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Posts posted by Helobious
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Burrow seems like a douche and his heisman speech where he cried the entire time was pathetic. Man the fuck up.
None of that changes the fact that he’s the best college QB this season. As far as QB abilities go there’s no comparison at all between him and sam.
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51 minutes ago, Lhorn said:
Wow, guy is a legit hero. No telling how many lives he saves.
Gov Abbot said the same thing and I still don’t get that comment. How many rounds did the gunman have on him? It’s actually pretty easy to figure out roughly how many lives were saved.
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22 minutes ago, Cajun said:
The shooter was having to "notice" others brandishing weapons.
Ex LEO's opportunity was aided by the fact that he wasn't the only one in the room packin'.
Still, you’d think it’d be easy to notice the only guy in what appears to be a security uniform. He was in the church for several minutes before firing, he had to have known he was right there. He was right next to the first dude shot, if the shooter had fired his 2nd shot at ex LEO instead of tray man he likely would’ve been able to do some more damage.
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You know, I don’t think the guy that killed the shooter was concealed carrying. He pulled his gun right from a holster on his hip in plain sight. Amazing the shooter didn’t notice, or noticed but didn’t care about something like that.
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11 minutes ago, Goo Punch said:
apologies if this has already been covered in the thread (just got to your post), but it looks to me like the shooter kills himself. i count only three shots, all of which sound exactly the same, and it looks to me like the shooter turns the gun on himself after the first two kills. I don't see or hear any parishioners firing.
I agree. He clearly shoots himself by aiming his shotgun towards a far wall in front of him and ricocheting a bullet into the side of his head, the same side facing the green-clad parishioner aiming a gun at him and miming the motion of firing a gun and having it recoil, complete with a muzzle flash from the blank he must have fired.
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Looks like the gunman had little to no firearm experience. Shotgun damn near flew out of his hands after the first shot. And the hero guard actually was a little slow on the draw as well. Had enough time to stop it all from happening, but that’s still asking a lot for someone to react that quick.
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Apparently the entire church security team had their eyes on him from the moment he walked in, because he looked and dressed suspicious. A few minutes later he got up and started shooting.
First guy shot took too long to draw his gun, second guy shot was just frozen in shock it seemed. Gunman made the mistake of advancing to the front instead of putting fire on the rest of the security team at the back. Got absolutely dropped by the 2nd security guy to pull his gun. Impressive shot. Sucks an innocent guy died, but thankfully this seemed like a uniquely inept mass shooter running into an armed & able good guy quickly.
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E Mich guy is a gigantic moron in addition to being a horrible quarterback. Not a great combo
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The play by play guy must have 20/90 vision. It’s amazing all the obvious shit he’s missing. Didn’t even notice a lateral on the live action play.
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27 minutes ago, 'stache said:
What constitutes "toughing it out" for some of you? I've "toughed out" a few colds, fevers, and wet coughs. I just fought through a two week bought of fatigue, sneezing, and mucus bombs. But if I get body aches, chills, wheezing, multi minute coughing fits, I'm going to the goddamned doctor. I guess if you're broke and don't have health insurance one might hesitate (cr), but otherwise, why not go to a fucking doctor if the symptoms get serious? I usually go at the beginning of a sore throat now because I have a history of strep and sinus infections.
I don’t mess with fevers, anything over 101 that lasts more than a day I’m going to the doctor. And I actually haven’t had a fever like that in years (so I’m getting one tomorrow now that I say that). As soon as I get a sore throat, headache, or cough I drink a ton of water, take a lot of vitamin c and eat more food than usual. That usually works. If it doesn’t then I’m seeing a doc if it doesn’t get better after a few days.
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16 hours ago, maninblack said:
Terribly sad. I know it happens but you just don't hear about healthy 30 something's succumbing to pneumonia.
Happens all the time. Like everyone’s said it’s not something to fuck around with.
And I’d never heard of a “pneumonia shot” before reading this thread. I’ll have to learn more about it.
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That Garret Rangel QB from Frisco Lone Star is worth keeping an eye on imo. Over 4500 yards and 50 TD passes as a sophomore on a 5A state semifinalist squad seems decent.
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At least he contributed. His brother was a 100% waste of a scholarship for 5 entire seasons.
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2 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:
I’m fine with the other classes, But 6A should be one championship
That’s the class that needs 2 divisions the most, 5000+ student difference in enrollment between smallest 6A school and the biggest. These past 2 years in particular are making it more obvious than ever. North Shore or Duncanville would brutalize both participants in the 6A D2 game, the size/speed advantage is too vast. That Guyer freshman might’ve actually been killed by a North Shore player.
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3 minutes ago, TreatyOak said:
Not saying Dodge would succeed at Texas - different game - but watching almost every game of his tenure here, I can assure that his teams are better coached than Herman’s team. They don’t make stupid mistakes, they fall on fumbles rather than try to pick them up and be the hero, they are solid tacklers and the kicking game is always reliable. Most impressively, they don’t have many D1 players on the current team so they rely on superior scheme. I know, what a concept! They use the clock incredibly efficiently, and somehow always find a way to score right before halftime.
You just described every Westlake team ever, and plenty of other high school teams every year. Coaching in high school is different than in college.
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Did OP mention Westlake's opposition was playing an 11 year old at QB?
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1 minute ago, F250 said:
I believe he is a sophomore. More offers to come, maybe.
He’s a senior.
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6 minutes ago, Red Five said:
I don’t think that was celebrating an injury. That was “fuck you aggy”, which is appropriate.Have you read his posts? He couldn’t be happier that kid blew out his knee,
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3 minutes ago, lemonandaturd said:
So sorry aggy, so sorry Eli. Westlake Chaps are State Champs. Good job Todd Dodge.
You’ve got to be a real piece of shit to celebrate a high school kid getting injured like that.
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1 minute ago, TwiceHorn said:
What does an offer mean from an Ivy? Academic scholarship?
Usually just means an offer to play on the team. Yeah no thanks, I’ll go play at Stanford, Northwestern, Vandy or Rice for free.
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Half the starters on both teams look injured.
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32 minutes ago, 4th&Five said:
He said earlier a field goal attempt from the 29 would be a 46 yarder.
Can you do math?
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Westlake is playing sloppy, Guyer is playing stupid (and with no QB). Not making for a great game. Chaps should be up by 4 or 5 TDs with better execution.
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Westlake’s had so many heartbreaks in the state title game I guess it just makes sense that they’re gifted an easy W in this one. Sucks for that Stowers kid though. He’s a junior, don’t know what else Guyer has coming back but maybe they’ll get another shot next year.
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Utah tonight is what a team not caring about being at a bowl looks like. Nothing like Georgia last year.