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Maybe he wasn't upfront about it because of the tsunami of retards who would be indignant about Rodgers being publically non-vaccinated. Every time an athlete came out as non-vaccinated they got shit on for undermining the credibility of vaccination even if the athlete stated it was a personal decision. You can have whatever opinion about what Rodgers should have done, the people who are indignant about the vaccination status of the Packers QB as if it is relevant to their own life are pathetic.

Y'all disappoint me. Shaggy never lacked creativity. Surly has become like a bar at closing time where the only people left are the ones who couldn't get laid. He's been immunized from criticism, so I don't think it will have much effect.

Don't get the self-righteousness about Rodgers not being vaccinated. He wasn't advising others to not be vaccinated. He made a personal decision based on his own health risks. Then he got Covid and guess what? He was perfectly okay. And if you're one of those retards who thinks Covid would be gone if everyone was vaccinated, understand that has been an indisputably anti-scientific position since delta emerged in the mid-summer. Vaccines don't even have an impact on omicron infection rates. Tl:Dr Don't be a pathetic shit head wishing suffering on people who made personal decisions about vaccination.

Fencing response.

Marvin Harrison Jr is the next AJ Green.

Yep. He still has the mullet, which is a little weird.

James Franklin: "What the fuck was that?!"

He didn't say it was for sure not a penalty. He said that he hates guys getting ejected for plays like that. The reality is that most people decide targeting calls by whether they would like to see that player removed from the game. Gus' point is that it would be a lot easier to accept the controversial targeting calls if they didn't carry an instant ejection as penalty. All sensible CFB fans are in favor of a flagrant 1 flagrant 2 system for targeting and it's assinine that it hasn't been implemented.

Or maybe he's professional and doesn't let the name on the jersey affect his opinions?

He's a diehard Michigan fan...

These announcers: "That was the right time right place for Haskell Garrett... unlike the time he got shot in the face"

That's not really accurate. Metchie is WR1 and he's very good. He just got overshadowed by Smith and Waddle. Also I'm not sure Fleming and Marvin Harrison Jr get more play time than Williams, even though I bet that those two will end up better players.

Encouraged by the emphasis on fairness. Loadouts have no place in Halo.

That's because the fielding in Tee-ball is not as good as the major leagues. Putting the ball on the ground in the major leagues is probably an out. Even if it slips through, it's likely only a single.

Manfred is such an idiot and I'm surprised the owners let him do it. From a pure business perspective, letting the activist players split the player's union on a hill that most players won't die on would have been good for the owners heading into the CBA. In fact, if some high profile players sat out, that would have benefited the owners by tanking public approval of the players. From a baseball fan perspective, he dunked the MLB straight into politics and committed the MLB to more politicization in the future. What Manfred does not understand is that it does not stop here. He does not understand that he has implicitly suggested that the MLB has a moral responsibility to disengage from any institution that our cultural elites label as unjust. The applause of the cultural elites will only continue so far as MLB ratifies whatever narrative they want to advance. The moment Manfred has to oppose their wishes on something that affects MLB's bottom line, it will be as if he has never done anything to gratify them. They will not care.