expecting huge things from this guy.

if the season ever happens.

zn wrote:

I like the jersies! Though I don’t like em to “willing to board war over it” levels. It;s just my vote.

I agree about the helmet.

i just don’t like the numbers.

i’ll be a little happier if they go blue/yellow for home and bone/blue for road. but really i’d like them to just change the jersey. soon.

maybe when i see it in action i’ll change my mind.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by InvaderRam.

the jerseys are garbage.

but that helmet looks good.

i’m just glad they didn’t screw up the helmet.

ummm… i want to see that. now.

zn wrote:

But what is its ceiling? Could the Rams have one of the best secondaries in football this season? With Ramsey as the No. 1 cornerback and two quality starters at safety, the sky is the limit for Los Angeles. And that’s without even mentioning Hill, who was great as a No. 2 cornerback in the second half of last season.

i don’t really know enough about the other teams to say with certainty. but i think this secondary could potentially be top 5.

i don’t know when schools should reopen.

but that should be the biggest concern for us as a country.

i can do without professional sports for a year. i can do without new tv shows. new movies. just focus on getting kids back into as school as early as possible. without unnecessary risk of course.

zn wrote:

Not that I saw.

To me, he was just pointing to an evolutionary difference caused by the environment, which in this case is just the presence or absence of predators.

I don’t think any judgments were made, it’s just funny to see the difference.

yeah. i was kind of half joking. although i’m not sure the kangaroo has many natural predators.

after clicking on that link i came across this link.

wv wrote:

Is it my imagination or have you been posting more on Politics lately, Invader?
Is there a reason for that? Or am i imagining that? Do you think of yourself as a ‘leftist’ or a ‘liberal’ or just a Seahawk fan like Zooey?

it’s not your imagination. honestly? with the pandemic and the protests i’ve been leaning toward this side of the board more often lately.

i’m not particularly political. and for some of the reasons you stated. i often am conflicted between the way i would want to see things done vs being practical and trying to focus on things that are within the realm of possibility.

but also. how do you get 8 billion people to agree on a way forward? how do you even get half of them to agree on a way forward?

but then i also think does it even matter? is this planet supposed to go on forever? are humans meant to exist forever? the universe? sometimes i think i should just enjoy the world for what it is. faults and all. but then other days i think it does matter, and we should try and make this place better while we’re here. even if you can’t reach that ideal society.

i think what i would want is that we treat each other compassionately. universal healthcare. universal basic income. free education. free housing. i do think those are steps towards that. so if that makes me a leftist then i guess i’m leftist.

it wouldn’t solve everything. but then what would? again. trying to get 300 million people (not to mention 8 billion) to agree. well good luck with that. you can’t even get 30 million to agree.

i think you always have the end goal in mind. but you also enjoy the journey if that makes any sense. so even if you don’t ever reach the goal, you at least appreciate the steps it takes to get there?

so if we could get at least universal healthcare and universal basic income before i pass. and a mars landing. i’d be pretty cool with that.

wow.

i’m gonna say he’s absolutely worth it. given what other qbs make. i mean truly a generational player.

and honestly, i think it’ll turn out to be a bargain by the time his contract is over.

wait. is tucker a socialist?

i think he’s got the potential to be better than dante fowler.

maybe that’s not saying much.