That doesn’t make sense other than wishful thinking from a $tanK toadie?

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Didn’t CA have that in the ’60s – early ’70s? Typical dumbass move by Cuomo but he wants to set himself up for a run against Trump. The fix is an easy one. Allow student debt to be eliminated through bankruptcy. Notice no mention of vocational or trade schools? Cuomo has to slobber all over the university crowd.

Agamemnon wrote:

We know they aren’t a 7 and 9 team.

Ouch! F’n ouch!

Demoff should f*** off.

wv wrote:

Looks like Bud Grant,
to me.

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Looks like Lou Grant to me.

Billy_T wrote:

Hope everyone has the best 2017.

One of my resolutions is to post a fraction of a fraction as much online, and concentrate more other things, like my novels. But did want to check in and make a coupla comments and then go back to the novel in progress . . . . which, I have to say, with much pride, is coming along really well. Nearly 30,000 words in less than four weeks. Kinda on fire with it, etc. I think this one may finally be “the one.”

Anyway . . . so, those comments:

Trump and his supporters appear to have given us an amazing political innovation, and with each passing day, I’m guessing it will pay many dividends for them, literally. That is, to just skip the middlemen and put billionaires, lobbyists and extremely rich CEOs in charge directly. Instead of going to all the trouble of putting “public servants” in office who work for the billionaires, lobbyists and CEOs, craft policies for them, jack up their profits, and maybe take a little cut of the action in the bargain — the time-honored way both major parties have always done things — Trump and company decided they can make even more money for themselves by just running the show up front. Almost no overhead that way.

Conflicts of interest? Just call all of that “fake news” and move on with the profiteering. And if anyone really raises a serious stink about it, Trump will tweet them into submission and his supporters will frighten them into silence with death threats, etc.

Major technical innovations as well as finance-wise.

I’m guessing this will be easily the most corrupt administration in a century, and that Trump and his cronies will get away with it.

Hope I’m wrong. Waaay wrong. But I don’t think so.

I know so. Happy New Year!

Dak wrote:

bnw wrote:

SPLC is a hate group that focuses on other groups hatred but not their own. The veracity of their reports defines Fake News since so many high profile instances are later proven to be BS. The report is a sad pitch for money but the previously gullible have awakened to the reality that the MSM and the SPLC have been lying to them for many years and the donations are drying up from mom and pop. But relax, Soros will still pick up the slack.

Provide some proof of your claims that the SPLC is a hate group. That sounds like something a good old-fashioned Aryan racist would say because the SPLC is the only organization willing to take on bigots these days. The federal government stopped after 911.

The SPLC hates christians and conservatives. Its purpose is political and its method is via political correctness which if you haven’t noticed is going the way of the Dodo Bird.

bbvv

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NewMexicoRam wrote:

bnw wrote:

JackPMiller wrote:

PressureD41 wrote:

Why not? What have the experts ever brought to the table but failed picks, failed trades and losing seasons? I suggest this slogan on all jerseys, Making The Rams Great Again.

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Here you go:

I love it!

Ouch.

“Jared Goff went around the room postgame. His message: “Just remember what his feels like. It’s going to drive you through the offseason. It’s going to drive you into next year. It’s going to maybe even carry with you for the rest of your life.””

Take that crap to Frisco.

joemad wrote:

Good for Sam. I am very happy for him.

the last 2 Rams seasons could have been very different.

He’s mose likley relieved he left

I agree. You can hate his knee but not him. He seemed like a good guy in a very dysfunctional organization.

zn wrote:

bnw wrote:

This is a funny read. What happened to the koolaid?

Where’s your post?

I don’t know. I know I predicted a winning season, 10-6 I think. It must be in another thread around that time (page 18-19?).

sanbagger wrote:

At this point if Fisher were still the HC and the staff was all intact, I think I would be feeling that is was going to be another wasted year.

Now that Stan has decided to go in another direction, I feel kinda excited to see how it plays out and have a glimmer of hope going forward.

I know the team has holes but I also see plenty of talent, much more than 4 wins. A new HC to put the pieces together is extremely important IMO.

Sometimes it’s not about the X’s and O’s but sometimes it is. After watching this offense all year, I’m convinced alot of the issues was the X’s and O’s.

Aw man its Ground Hog Day already?

wv wrote:

In the entire history of “human endeavors”, (And I’ll throw in Neanderthal endeavors)
has there ever been a more sorry-ass cluster-fuck ?

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I dunno.