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  • in reply to: LA Rams radio rights #44515
    bnw
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    How are the St.Louis stations gonna handle Rams games now?

    I mean, I would think there are still a ton of Ram
    fans in St.Louis. Most of the Loo fans just watched the Rams
    on tv like the rest of us. A lot of em probly dont care
    all that much about where they play. Yes? No?

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    No. If demand is there they will broadcast in st. Louis. Otherwise the Chiefs games will be shown.

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    Well, i know how you feel about Kronky and the move and all,
    and i know a lot of hardcore St.Loo fans — mainly the ones who actually went to the games — will tune out the Rams. But is there still a large
    contingent of St.Loo fans who would listen to Rams games ?

    Dont you think a radio station with a talented PR department could still
    capture a large number of fans in St.Louis? I mean like i said,
    most fans just watch teams on TV and it dont really matter
    where the team exists in the physical dimension of space/time.
    Yes? No?

    If i were a St.Loo radio station I’d have a field day lampooning
    Kronky but still having fun with the Rams as a football team.

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    No. Friends and family in St. Louis have all said fuck him in so many words. The anger is deep seated and personal which is what StanK wanted. He’s got it. Supporting the team is supporting StanK I’ve heard over and over. It is so much worse than when Bidwill left blaming the city and fans. StanK flat out lied as did the League office to St. Louis. The so called savior of football in LA 21 years earlier was necessary to move the NFL from LA to St. Louis. The sleazeball makes out like a bandit on both moves.

    I can’t imagine any team letting an affiliate openly critical of the owner broadcast games. They couldn’t handle Hanifan openly criticizing the abysmal play so I doubt it will happen. Now that is not to say I don’t think it is a bad idea. In fact I like it. Could be a communal cathartic bashing the shit out of StanK but I doubt few St. Louis fans will waste time on it for long.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Farewell, Mr. Bunting #44482
    bnw
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    I have not heard of it.

    Dead Poets Society. A film with Robin Williams. 90% of the humor in this depends upon having seen that film.

    OK thanks I did see DPS.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: LA Rams radio rights #44481
    bnw
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    How are the St.Louis stations gonna handle Rams games now?

    I mean, I would think there are still a ton of Ram
    fans in St.Louis. Most of the Loo fans just watched the Rams
    on tv like the rest of us. A lot of em probly dont care
    all that much about where they play. Yes? No?

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    v

    No. If demand is there they will broadcast in st. Louis. Otherwise the Chiefs games will be shown.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Farewell, Mr. Bunting #44478
    bnw
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    I have not heard of it.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: What is your favorite Bean ? #44476
    bnw
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    Green beans and wax beans are my favorites. Oddly, I prefer canned green or wax beans over fresh or frozen.

    That is odd. Really fresh green beans are great if not over cooked. Very easy to grow too.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: What is your favorite Bean ? #44470
    bnw
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    Butter bean.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: What is your favorite Bean ? #44468
    bnw
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    Mr. Bean and kidney bean.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Death of Clintonism, Victory of Sandersism #44448
    bnw
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    LBJ’s Great Society has been a disaster.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    bnw
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    Not proud at all. StanK’s pathetic ploy to buy acceptance.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Death of Clintonism, Victory of Sandersism #44442
    bnw
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    Terrific and transparent. So so golf game. Travels too heavy though. Should get the Mrs. to fly on his jet.

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    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Glyphosphate – much ado about nothing… #44431
    bnw
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    I’ve used boiling water, but it’s not practical for large areas.

    I have a big patch of poison ivy growing next to the house that I’m going to dig out today. It’s labor intensive but digging them up (must get the majority of the roots too of course) is the quickest and most effective way to manage weeds.

    Of course it is. It just takes a lot more time. And I have 3/4 acre of yard that is all overgrown and needs to be brought to heel.

    No way. Far too much work. Borrow a goat and give him a ten foot chain. Move it every other day.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    bnw
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    https://www.facebook.com/100012148270914/videos/125400177874924/

    I dunno if this is going to work. I couldn’t get to the host site of the video, so I’m hoping you can see it here.

    Funny stuff! Other than the D behind her name only the social wedge issues are the difference between her and the R neocons.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Fairley Coples Easley #44423
    bnw
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    Hayes originally signed when he was recently injured. Westbrooks fell out of the draft for various reasons. Rams resurrected Fairley last year, and are trying to do the same with Easley and Coples this year.

    So it’s official.

    Rams = NFL DL Rescue Shelter.

    That’s funny!

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Migraine headaches #44422
    bnw
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    I hope you guys find real relief fast. Is there promising research close to market?

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Glyphosphate – much ado about nothing… #44420
    bnw
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    I’ve used boiling water, but it’s not practical for large areas.

    Won’t work well for weeds with running roots or in very tight soil.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Rams sign Easley #44406
    bnw
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    Easley’s love of aggressive dogs has caused him other problems. One of his friends, Wiley Brown, filed a lawsuit against in Easley this past January seeking at least $15,000 after being attacked and bitten while staying at Easley’s house. The suit, filed in Palm Beach County, claims that Brown suffered permanent scarring, among other maladies. Easley is also bracing for the possibility of two other lawsuits being filed against him by other parties.

    Easley came to the Patriots with a reputation of having an aloof personality, and he lived up to the billing. He already has fired two agents and three financial advisers in his two years in the NFL, and last week hired popular NFL agent Drew Rosenhaus as his third agent. When reached on Wednesday, Rosenhaus declined comment.

    Multiple league sources said Easley was unreliable and immature.

    “He’ll make an appointment for a massage and not show up,” one source said. “He’s just very disrespectful and irresponsible.”

    “I think he rubbed a lot of people the wrong way,” another source said. “He comes across as an entitled kid. He reneges on everything. He thinks he’s invincible.”

    When it came to football, Easley played by his own rules, which didn’t go over well with Belichick and staff. He routinely ignored requests to rehab his injuries with the Patriots’ trainers, and instead did it on his own. Most players rehabbed their recent injuries in the Patriots’ facilities, but when Easley was placed on IR in 2014 and 2015, he immediately left the team and did his own thing. This past offseason he traveled to Germany to seek alternative treatments for his knee.

    The Patriots grew so fed up with Easley during his rookie year that they placed him on IR in December and told him to stay away and rehab on his own until the offseason program began in April. When the Patriots were raising the Lombardi Trophy in Arizona, Easley was partying in Las Vegas.

    The Patriots “never liked him from the get-go, and part of the problem was he would never listen to the medical advice,” one source said.

    This guy reads like big trouble. Perhaps Snisher can’t see the big picture?

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Glyphosphate – much ado about nothing… #44395
    bnw
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    There’s so many weeds that are immune to Roundup now that nature will relegate it useless soon enough. What I’d be more concerned about are the Roundup ready crops to see if there isn’t a long term danger in consuming.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Also stopping by to say Hi. #44380
    bnw
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    Your moving the goal line isn’t very egalitarian.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: "The Trouble With Diversity" #44379
    bnw
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    Writing this without watching the Youtube I would say that AA exists for politicians to receive political gain from the AA employee.

    There are a lot of myths about AA.

    A lot of people don’t know, for example, that the prime beneficiaries of AA were white women.

    A lot of people mythologize AA in to this minority quota system for the unqualified. Like you can’t find qualified people to hire. Right.

    It’s not a quota system, and it was not about minorities per se….and anyone who doesn’t know that, including the writer we’re linked to in this thread, has no idea what the real issues are.

    ….

    I know very well that white women were included. My wife could talk about this from another angle. She is a qualified engineer. Graduated with very good grades from an ABET accredited program and has her PE. From the beginning she had to fight the perception that she was an unqualified AA hire.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: "The Trouble With Diversity" #44375
    bnw
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    Is Affirmative Action a conservative policy to make rich white people
    feel better? Yes? No?

    Check out the four minute mark of the Vid:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyruiScXqcU

    Writing this without watching the Youtube I would say that AA exists for politicians to receive political gain from the AA employee. 25 years ago it was so rampant that clearly unqualified people were given jobs they had zero training for and so much qualified employees effort was devoted to holding their hand so the AA employee could be further promoted. Can’t find a better way to kill initiative among the qualified yet non AA employees.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Also stopping by to say Hi. #44371
    bnw
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    We already have this freedom. It’s called owning your own business. You’re in charge. For good or bad.

    Yes, the business owner is in charge of other humans. He or she owns them, at least for eight hours a day. And it used to be for a much longer period of time before enough anticapitalist activism forced changes in our labor laws. But they still get to legally steal workers’ production and profit from it. They stil get to decide FOR those workers what their pay will be, what they must do to keep their jobs, and if the workers don’t obey the dictates of that business owner, they lose their jobs.

    Master/slave. Theft and coercion. A profoundly autocratic, antidemocratic and immoral system down to its very core.

    The business owner may be “free” in a sense under capitalism, but the worker isn’t. He or she obeys or they get fired. He or she doesn’t have any control over what they do at work, how much they make, or the context of their employment. They are obviously NOT “free.” And because of the massive inequality in wages under capitalism, only the lucky few have the time/privilege to pursue their personal dreams to their fullest, and only the lucky few get to maximize their own potential.

    Btw, there are roughly 7 million businesses in America with employees. Think about that in terms of percentages. A tiny fraction of society owns the means of production and other human beings at work.

    Why anyone BUT the rich would accept such a despicable system is nothing short of insane.

    Except most business owners have only one employee, themselves.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Also stopping by to say Hi. #44368
    bnw
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    Really? You ignored the G&T student predicament. So lets see what else. What if someone is ugly vs. gorgeous? Fat vs. fit? Extroverted vs. introverted? Still preaching equality or do you at all acknowledge human behavior and its undeniable effect?

    I didn’t ignore anything. I said that you described the existing problems with society, thinking you had come up with some unique problem that would only apply to alternative systems. Again, the alternative wouldn’t have that problem, because the purpose of education in a socialist, left-anarchist society is completely different from a capitalist society. There is no need to create good little capitalist worker bees. There is no need to preach obedience to authority and mold young minds into mass children for a mass consumerist culture. There is no need to make sure kids surrender their own personal autonomy to the ruling class, to business owners, etc. Those things won’t exist.

    As for individual differences? Why would any of that matter? We’re not looking for sameness in human beings, unlike the capitalist system, which depends upon sameness, teaches it, herds people into being compliant, complacent drones. It’s capitalism that couldn’t survive if everyone were actually free to do their own thing. It’s capitalism that couldn’t survive if people were taught to think for themselves, provide for themselves, self-govern, self-actuate.

    So, again, who cares if people are radically diverse? In this alternative society, we celebrate, promote and do our best to provoke that.

    I think you are seriously confused about the definition of “equality” in this context. It doesn’t mean individual to individual sameness. It means equal rights and all humans being equally valued. Our time being equally valued and valuable. It means equal say in one’s workplace, an equal voice in one’s community, and equal access to all the fruits of society, without hindrance. It means all citizens are co-owners of the means of production, with an equal share. It means everyone is entitled to personal autonomy and dignity, as citizens. No bosses. No masters. No slaves.

    It doesn’t mean everyone acts alike or is expected to. It means quite the opposite. Because in this society, with everyone having all the tools they could possible need to achieve their potential, the diversity of individual human experience will be greater than in any previous system known to humankind. Rather than just a tiny fraction of society having the chance to pursue individuals dreams, everyone will have that chance.

    Again, you seem to be critiquing this from the standpoint of how things work now, by the rules of capitalism and our existing system. That’s using the rules of Risk to say this or that Chess move can’t work.

    In short, you have to think outside the box.

    We already have this freedom. It’s called owning your own business. You’re in charge. For good or bad.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    bnw
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    You know I don’t.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Also stopping by to say Hi. #44352
    bnw
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    Really? You ignored the G&T student predicament. So lets see what else. What if someone is ugly vs. gorgeous? Fat vs. fit? Extroverted vs. introverted? Still preaching equality or do you at all acknowledge human behavior and its undeniable effect?

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    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    bnw
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    Unless the rules change it will always remain a passing league.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Also stopping by to say Hi. #44346
    bnw
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    I’ve never been a Kenny Loggins fan. But I watched a lot of Gilligan’s Island. That seems like what you want to do but out of those 7 stranded castaways 3 are the Howels and Gilligan.

    Actually, no. The point would be to make sure no one is stranded. No one. No one left behind. Everyone gets the chance to achieve their fullest potential, primarily because there would no longer be any monetary barriers between them and their dreams. For the first time in history, everyone, simply by being a citizen, would have unhindered access to the full range of educational, cultural, health and fitness and environmental options available, with no entrance fees. Instead of these things being set aside for the Howells alone, or those who manage the wealth of the Howells, everyone could take advantage of all the fruits of society. No exclusion. No one stranded.

    As long as they are not the square peg to be forced into the round hole. That square peg looks around the packed gifted and talented classroom and decides the work is so ridiculously easy as to be meaningless. Feigning sleep to daydream of a life lived fully elsewhere brings some solace for now.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Patriots best drafting team ? #44328
    bnw
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    Cheatriots also draft late in the first round.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Also stopping by to say Hi. #44326
    bnw
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    I’ve never been a Kenny Loggins fan. But I watched a lot of Gilligan’s Island. That seems like what you want to do but out of those 7 stranded castaways 3 are the Howels and Gilligan.

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    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: NFL owners poised to award Los Angeles a Super Bowl #44306
    bnw
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    Probably the site of Die Hard 7. Yippy ky yay StanK!

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    in reply to: Also stopping by to say Hi. #44299
    bnw
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    profit = surplus

    Thought I made that clear. Without surplus you will have to magically guess how much work, sorry, in your system half time work will lead to exactly the production that will be needed. Such prescience. No other system can magically predict all the factors that lead to production.

    That is for every product. No surplus. No shortage. Only exactly what is needed.

    No way such a laid back do as little as needed command economy can work.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

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