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Eskimohorn

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  1. You’d think with your username…
  2. A whiny doctor who enjoys gossiping at the buffet, before being ushered out to run more tests. Tim Curry nailed it.
  3. Nice white knight post! Betcha cant wait to DM Nicole to commiserate. You commiserating son of a gun!
  4. The average 5th grader could understand this concept within 2 minutes
  5. Its part of the pit bull advocacy kit - in response to any dog bite statistic - its implied that they are off because witnesses cant distinguish between breeds. Meanwhile, we see reports of those things taking down bulls, mauling babies and post office workers, and witnessing with our own eyes aggressive pit bulls ranging between 35-60 lbs.
  6. Then the Golden Retriever jumped up and took down a bull?
  7. Not unlike classified material and executive privilege for a former president.
  8. We missed that exception after reading the lovely anecdote about the pit bull killing a 500-lb bull.
  9. Its like at the end of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy it turned out the mole was Queen Elizabeth.
  10. Ovie was one of the worst players I noticed last year. When he or Jett Bush were playing edge, it seemed like it was giving the other team 8 yards minimum. They could not play their position. And they rarely hurried passers. Pass rushing specialists at best. I will gladly eat my words if he’s even serviceable. But it’s foreboding to hear of how well he’s doing in practice. It’s like, who’s his competition? Is our line that bad? Dude wouldnt get TFLs or sacks if he was playing touch football.
  11. Just in case you need a reminder. They’re here!!! Sighting on 5th and Lamar.
  12. bloated recruiting rankings, lack of development, apathy, new coach, disconnect in scheme fit, attrition, bloated recruiting rankings, rinse, repeat
  13. I dislike many of your posts, but that is a perfect reference. Job well done. Now, what about the girl in the red dress?
  14. The horse is too small, the jockey too big, the trainer too old, and I'm too dumb to know the difference.
  15. And also done to death is imagining how bad every President before Obama would get it. Obama definitely had it bad and worse, but there is an expectation of Presidents and First Ladies to host dignitaries and notable citizens with grace and style. I dont really know how different it was, but I think the formalities at the White House were greatly curtailed during dotards stay. He gets tired at night and his wife cant converse in English. He’s awkward and hates people. Maybe a pipedream, but I want a President like Michael Douglas in American President - smarter than me, more considerate than me, better looking, and bagging prime Annette Bening. And feeling guilty that one Libyan janitor’s about to be collateral damage in a US missile strike.
  16. Eskimohorn

    The Border

    Harshly punishing anyone crossing? Would that include more incarceration? We already have the highest number of people incarcerated (officially anyway). This doesnt seem like a bright idea, especially given that its targeting people from other countries who have no social contract or say in our laws. And who are highly motivated and already putting their lives on the line. Also, relying on Mexico doesnt seem like a good solution either, though its viable. A guest worker program you outlined is a good idea but is DOA in Congress. W suggested it 20 years ago and was obliterated by his own party. It comes down to a list of bad ideas. In this environment, where a foreigner controls a good part of our media, where central and south american republics are dysfunctional, where congress cant pass legislation and where our own people have insatiable appetite for drugs, we can only pick from a list of bad ideas with respect to border security. Southern border security is way down the list for me. It is a symptom of other, deeper issues. Depoliticizing it would be a good step. Letting security, legal and humanitarian professionals outline what they need is a good start.
  17. If only. Would have to go CR to discuss policies, rights and ideals from the last century that we have taken for granted and are vulnerable.
  18. It’s fantasyland that self-driving vehicles require humans to be ready to take care control as a backup system. Thats like an “oh well” the driver is responsible for anything bad.
  19. Watson’s behavior and civil suit allegations were unprecedented. More likely than not, he sexually assaulted multiple women in a predatory fashion. What’s outrageous and bold was Watson and the Browns complicity in flaunting the fines. With respect to Ridley, players betting on their sport is an existential threat. He’s lucky he still has a career. The NFL is both vulnerable and bulletproof. Their core fanbase doesnt give a shit. But this scandal might cause an emerging market (women) to stall. And they want to keep the taint talk to the pharmaceutical ads during the games. They are playing a balancing act to maintain an appearance of propriety while ensuring that they maintain discipline as a bargaining chip. The haphazard nature of the discipline policy is a feature, not a bug. The owners are scumbags.
  20. For fuck sake! Of course its a stretch, because it was an opinion about the best case scenario. “upside”. Exactly like a stretch. Ford-Overshown-Tucker could be a top 30 unit. You clean up what they see in front of them, improve safety and corner play behind them, then maybe they can do their jobs and then a switch turns on. Maybe, in a best case scenario-that is their ceiling or upside. Its like I’m taking crazy pills!
  21. He was projecting a best case scenario (aka upside). It wasnt a prediction of the most likely scenario.
  22. We’re one degree away from a scat site. Surly reputation management’s gonna be challenging
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