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  1. i bet jones asked to talk to him
  2. congrats to all involved getting the deal done also very high road to announce right before nfl divisional kickoff full aggy would be waiting until 6pm monday night
  3. @atomheartbevo let me know if you would like to see the cairns
  4. what i love is the 1-touch speed of play i hope the lords of the ponzi exhibition appreciate the decimation of their "single-entity" general ledger that wasted 9 years between the firing of juergen and the hiring of poch 4 or 5 guys playing right now are going to get a chance in europe from this 1 game
  5. night and day from a year ago another nice ball this time by gutierrez
  6. while we're geeking out on comancheria this is a great map (from their wiki)
  7. agyemang (sp?) scores - how is it prounounced? "adge-ye-man"?
  8. and mcglynn writes himself a check in euros
  9. that ball from mcglynn was nice
  10. brethrenism is totally understandable in the context of it's ingredients, cooking location, and temperature howard miller history of religion H351 holla
  11. the lions were founded in 1930 as the portsmouth (ohio) spartans they moved to detroit in 1934 and became the lions thus 2024 is their 95th season they have made the postseason 18 times and had "home field advantage" in their 1st and 3rd appearances in 1935 and 1953 in 1957 they won away in san francisco before returning home to beat the browns in the title game so that doesn't "count" strictly speaking so this is the first year of home field advantage for the lions in 67 years the lions have played 23 games in the post season with a record of 9-14 between their last title in 1957 and the wildcard win over the rams last year the lions played 13 playoff games with 1 win over dallas in 1991
  12. great stuff mittens request you copypasta to ron's 25 thread?
  13. if you tap a payment card you risk dropping it in a massive crowd of rapidly moving people often near escalators, stairs or other places where you can watch your precious payment card go bye bye forever NEVER OPEN YOUR WALLET IN A CROWD - you are a fucking amateur mark in addition there's no better way to freak out your bank then small sterling tfl transactions - it's the first sign your card is not in your possession bad plan same deal with your cell someone knocks in to you crash goes your cell it gets stomped on by 3 sets of doc martens in a row bad plan a majority of londoners still use oyster because they can buy discounted 7-day, monthly and annual passes blend in look like a local don't draw attention to yourself when in europe, do what the locals do locals may use contactless payment or their phones for goo/app pay but they don't have to worry about not being able to buy dinner that night or not having a phone for a week USE A FUCKING OYSTER CARD
  14. ohooo nooo! there goes ar-sen-al go go go villa!
  15. Today’s USMNT Starting XI vs. Venezuela: 1-Patrick Schulte; 18-Shaq Moore, 20-George Campbell, 12-Miles Robinson (Capt.), 15-Max Arfsten; 6-Benjamin Cremaschi, 16-Jack McGlynn; 23-Caden Clark, 11-Matko Miljevic, 17-Brian GutiĆ©rrez; 7-Patrick Agyemang Substitutes: 21-Matt Freese, 22-Zack Steffen, 3-Walker Zimmerman, 5-DeJuan Jones, 8-Brian White, 10-Diego Luna, 13-Tim Ream, 14-Emeka Eneli, 19-Indiana Vassilev USMNT Starting XI Cap Numbers (including this match): Miles Robinson (31), Shaq Moore (20), Patrick Schulte (3), Benjamin Cremaschi (2) Jack McGlynn (2), Patrick Agyemang (1), Max Arfsten (1), George Campbell (1), Caden Clark (1), Brian GutiĆ©rrez (1), Matko Miljevic (1), Six starters will make their international debut today: Patrick Agyemang, Max Arfsten, George Campbell, Caden Clark, Brian GutiĆ©rrez and Matko Miljevic. The Starting XI has an average age of 23 years, 227 days and is the youngest lineup so far under USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino. Eight of the 11 are 23 and younger: Arfsten, Campbell, Milijevic and Schulte (23); Clark, GutiĆ©rrez and McGlynn (21); Cremaschi (19). The lineup also averages five caps.
  16. arsenal looks set to keep pace
  17. in the moments just after the game ended secn started their postgame show finebaum had the last word in the opening segment: +++ "what's going to haunt steve sarkisian all winter long is this: he could have beaten ohio state tonight, that is not in question and tennessee couldn't have and oregon couldn't have they were both out of the game so quickly even though Texas made mistakes, they couldn't pass block, they couldn't develop a running game consistently, they still had a chance to put this game in their hands and they let it all slip away i mean this was not the ohio state team we've been hearing about on national programs this was an awkward team that was affected maybe by the run and made enough mistakes to lose but they made the plays to win and it's really too bad for Texas because they could have won and should have won this game" +++ my take from the first edition of 12 teams is this: when you get to a final 4 after everyone has had to play at least one team that was good enough to get in, there is not that much difference in overall competitiveness; we saw that with domer and pedder going back and forth; we saw that with Texas inside the 1 with a chance to tie at the end of the game; as pawl said, this was not the all-galaxy jort we had been told was going to roll Texas fosu -8.5 is way too high i think it's a 1-score game freeman was a 4-year buckeye ryan day is a douche and karma is a bitch i'm taking comet and domer straight up fuck the line
  18. the mormon murders is about the martin harris white salamander letter forgery in the 1980s and very much in the bottom 50 of the top 100 books on the brethren - good book - but not canon under the banner is good - it's not busch natty light like the 2 books from the church - but it's not macallan's either the 5 books i listed are the canon - start there - read them in that order - and then pm me when you're done
  19. biggest mistake 99% of paris visitors make is not taking the train to chartes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chartres_Cathedral
  20. london: stay somewhere within 500m of gloucester road or south kensington stations tube travel: buy your oyster cards before you depart: https://tfl.gov.uk/travel-information/visiting-london/visitor-oyster-card many stations are less than a 5 minute walk from each other - plan your days on google maps before you leave home https://content.tfl.gov.uk/walking-tube-map.pdf changing tube lines at some stations wastes an incredible amount of time: green park, oxford, victoria..... when you get off the train from manchester get in a cab and pay the sterling westminster abbey: monday or tuesday morning at 0930 opening you could spend a week in the british museum the special hours for this year have yet to be posted for all of the top sites - for decades westminster was open wednesdays until 6 but that's not posted yet for '25 st. paul's is the other must-see in the religion category, unless you are in to masons, illuminati etc. then you have to go to the temple if you must do the tower, combine with tate modern and again don't hesitate to pay for a cab - time is of the essence in central london cabinet war rooms is a must - combine with westminster national gallery, national portrait gallery, tate britain, tate modern, victoria & albert (take the elevator & start on the 6th floor), royal academy, are all must sees and there are 30 or 40 art museums after that group personal favorites not on many lists: London Transport Museum, the Science Museum and Sir John Soane's Museum; the London Museum is moving and re-opening in the smithfield market in '26 you could do all of the above (but not the british museum) in 5 full days w/ a 6-night stay and that's with world-class planning & execution & this is just scratching the surface
  21. i would like to subscribe to your newsletter
  22. the southern paiute, who were blamed for the meadows job by the brethren for 27 years, were a passive tribe whose economy revolved around the pine nut harvest the utah paiute are down to less than 1000 today starting in the 1780s they had 2 of 3 children kidnapped in to the slave trade, first by the navajo, then by spaniards, then by mexicans, then the kanosh band of paiutes, and finally by the brethren were certain tribes vicious? yes go visit the hopi mesas and the zuni talk to them
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