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  • in reply to: Last Game of the Season #36504
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    4 in a row really means nothing when it doesn’t get you to the playoffs.

    We are also in the middle of the Twin Peaks series; I thought I had everything, including the movie, but no. Just ordered the movie and hope it gets here before we are done with the series.

    They like Twin Peaks. Even though they saw the parallels in Blue Velvet, didn’t like that one at all. It is one of my go to movies for quotes:
    “Fuck you fucker fucker!”
    “Heinekin?? Fuck that shit! Papst Blue Ribbon!!”
    “Why are there people like Frank in the world?”
    “I’m Paul.”

    in reply to: can the Rams somehow challenge the 49ers? #36430
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    I expect the Rams to win, meaning they most likely won’t.

    If they do win, what does it mean? If they do lose, what does it mean?

    Why doesn’t my phone tell me where it is when it is lost?

    If you’re still reading, Happy New Year!

    in reply to: Joe Buck on the LA thing: relocation thread #36059
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    Here’s my humble opinion on what should happen in LA:

    The good people of LA don’t want or deserve any of the three teams who want to go there. For prior bad behavior, the Raiders should be excluded right from the get go.

    The Chargers and the Rams should be merged with the composite team basically the Chargers O and the Rams D and ST. Ownership of the LA Ramgers would be determined via a PPV cage match between Krankie and Spandex.

    The loser would become owner of a St Louis expansion team (the Stallions?) who would have first dibs on the remainder of the old Rams and Chargers teams, and then would get to select players from the other 30 teams via an expansion draft.

    The Ramgers would be in the AFC West, the St Louis team would stay in the NFC West.

    Problem solved.

    in reply to: reporters (including Detroit writers) set up the LIONS game #35435
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    Now I’m scared.

    I hope they don’t break Gurley at the end of this lost season. I want to see him lead this team to the playoffs in 4 or 5 years…

    in reply to: Does Arizona stand a chance against the Rams? #35122
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    If the Cardinals lose this one, shame on them.
    They may be looking past the Rams because they have to play the Vikings on Thursday.
    I don’t know…
    Looking at the Rams last four games: close game, blowout loss, close game, blowout loss you’d think we were due for a close game. Only way they do that is if they knock Palmer out of the game (again). I don’t want that to happen, just saying it is the only way I see this game being close.

    in reply to: Wagoner: Foles likely to start Sunday #34813
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    “he loves the game plan and he is ready to play…”

    I’m honestly happy I don’t have Sunday Ticket anymore and won’t be anywhere near a sports bar for this one.

    in reply to: happy birthday NE Ram #34812
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    Happy Birthday. Many more.

    in reply to: happy birthday SDRam #34720
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    and many more.

    in reply to: poll question #34486
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    one

    in reply to: Long's back #34417
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    Thank god!

    When I read the title, I thought I was going to find out he hurt his back in practice.

    Now, if he can play some OT or Guard…

    in reply to: Would you kill 6.5 Billion people ? #32852
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    OK, here’s my play.

    I stick with the Angel of Death kill the first born male, but make it retroactive through time.

    That means Cain dies before he can kill Abel. That also stops this whole mess:

    Cain made love to his wife, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Enoch. Cain was then building a city, and he named it after his son Enoch. 18 To Enoch was born Irad, and Irad was the father of Mehujael, and Mehujael was the father of Methushael, and Methushael was the father of Lamech.

    19 Lamech married two women, one named Adah and the other Zillah. 20 Adah gave birth to Jabal; he was the father of those who live in tents and raise livestock. 21 His brother’s name was Jubal; he was the father of all who play stringed instruments and pipes. 22 Zillah also had a son, Tubal-Cain, who forged all kinds of tools out of[g] bronze and iron. Tubal-Cain’s sister was Naamah.

    Also, Abel was a “keeper of flocks” i.e., a sheep fucker. No children. No human race. No overpopulation. Problem solved.

    in reply to: Would you kill 6.5 Billion people ? #32851
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    OK, here’s my play.

    I stick with the Angel of Death kill the first born male, but make it retroactive through time.

    That means Cain dies before he can kill Abel. That also stops this whole mess:

    Cain made love to his wife, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Enoch. Cain was then building a city, and he named it after his son Enoch. 18 To Enoch was born Irad, and Irad was the father of Mehujael, and Mehujael was the father of Methushael, and Methushael was the father of Lamech.

    19 Lamech married two women, one named Adah and the other Zillah. 20 Adah gave birth to Jabal; he was the father of those who live in tents and raise livestock. 21 His brother’s name was Jubal; he was the father of all who play stringed instruments and pipes. 22 Zillah also had a son, Tubal-Cain, who forged all kinds of tools out of[g] bronze and iron. Tubal-Cain’s sister was Naamah.

    Also, Abel was a “keeper of flocks” i.e., a sheep fucker. No children. No human race. No overpopulation. Problem solved.

    in reply to: Feel the Bern #32718
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    Did you happen to see Larry David doing Bernie on SNL? I saw it live (not there, but on my TV when it was being broadcast) and I almost peed my pants.

    I wish Bernie well, but I think he has too much common decency to survive a national run.

    in reply to: Would you kill 6.5 Billion people ? #32717
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    I’d start with all the first born males, unless their house was marked with the blood of a rams coach…

    Then I’d kill God. But then the game would end because I was dead.

    in reply to: Wow, how thunk that? (Seattle game reaction thread) #30342
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    When was the last time you saw the Rams lose the turnover battle but win the game?

    in reply to: Will the Rams beat Seattle? #30249
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    I have a bad feeling about this game. But then again, I had a good feeling about the Yankees vs. Blue Jays today, and my Yankees are losing 6-0…

    in reply to: Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation #28097
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    We saw MI today. Some movies are just meant to be seen on the big screen. This is one of them. LOTS of action. I agree with PA that this was Simon Pegg’s best MI movie (but “Paul” is still my favorite of his movies).

    I liked Baldwin in the movie too, but he should have stayed a hard ass through it all.

    I won’t be in favor to order it on PPV, because it will lose so much pop going small screen from big screen, but I’ll probably be out-voted…

    in reply to: Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation #28051
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    OK, so today is going to be our Freeport / movie / BBQ day (showers and storms today).

    We are going to see MI, but as I was looking, the movie I really want to see is Mr. Holmes. Has anybody seen it (it isn’t playing at the theater we’re going to, but I’d like to see it when I’m back in CT)?

    in reply to: Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation #28021
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    Very North tip of Popham by the fort? The island look familiar.

    We always pull in to the parking lot and go to the left side of the beach. Away from Fox Island, but that’s where the big waves live (and today was an excellent wave day).

    I think my kids are hooked and are even planning / plotting how they will take their families here (we’ve got some time; 19 and 15…).

    in reply to: Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation #28019
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    Thanks for the review, PA!

    We’re on our yearly Maine beach vacation (Reid yesterday, Popham today) and we usually have at least one rainy day where we go to the movies. This week, it looks like it is going to be beautiful all week, but we’ll need at least a day away from the sun. Probably Wednesday, maybe Thursday. After Freeport, before Beale St BBQ in Bath.

    in reply to: 11 American nations #27602
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    We, the residents of New Netherland call it “Tri-State”. And we claim all of Long Island too.

    -Tri-State Rams Fan

    in reply to: Disturbing yet compelling #27551
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    ”If you ask me today why I sculpt – I’ll answer its because sculpting a person or feeling helps me understand them – and I can get the most true portrait of them by losing myself in squishing the clay. But tomorrow I’ll tell you that the truth is that i feel most alive when i’m sculpting. And the day after I’ll tell you that I sculpt because I love the connection that happens when people talk to me about one of the figures. So any words I give you today are only good for today…. and when I read them tomorrow I’ll probably cringe and go “wow, what a dork!””

    Pat Lillich

    in reply to: So, How 'Bout that Bernie Sanders? #27401
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    I’ll bite. What’s the HOA, Mac?

    in reply to: 101 — ‘99 Rams would beat the ‘85 Bears #27329
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    Of course the 99 Rams. The PED’s were much more refined by then.

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    The 12th man…

    in reply to: possible a spring league is coming? #27276
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    Hope not. Hockey is my Spring sport/

    in reply to: The Climate Deception Dossiers #27274
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    I can’t speak for anybody else, but this just confirmed (in my reality tunnel) what I always suspected.

    The way I see it, it was very similar to the way Big Tobacco reacted to the cancer risk.

    Yes, I’m outraged, yes, it pisses me off, but instead of a “Grab the pitchforks” reaction, I just kind of went, “Yep, that’s what the fuckers do.”

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    Excerpts from here:

    http://www.people-press.org/2011/04/08/civil-war-at-150-still-relevant-still-divisive/

    About a quarter of all whites (24%) consider themselves Southerners; 75% do not.

    Nearly half of self-described Southern whites (49%) see states’ rights as the war’s main cause; among whites who do not consider themselves Southerners, a comparable percentage (48%) also says states’ rights was the war’s main cause. However, self-described Southern whites are more likely than other whites to view praise by politicians for Confederate leaders as appropriate and to have a positive reaction to displays of the Confederate flag.

    Hard to imagine an unbiased poll of “all Americans” would find 56% in favor of allowing the starts and bars on plates when only 25% of all white males consider themselves Southerners.

    I agree the media has their own agenda, but EVERYTHING you read ANYWHERE needs to be taken with a very large grain of salt…

    I here the family stirring, I have to think about more interesting issues, like “What’s for breakfast”?

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    I stand with the 70%

    MSNBC is 100% biased, as is Fox News. They are both blatantly biased, but it is there in the Network news and USA McPaper too.

    One question I have, where was the survey, which states it represents all Americans done?

    This “factoid” in particular:

    35 percent say the government “should be allowed to deny issuing license plates to a group who intends to display a Confederate flag on the plates,” while 56 percent oppose the idea.

    Somehow, I don’t see much support at all for the Confederate flag anywhere except in ex-confederate states.

    So, it appears the article itself is biased…

    in reply to: Gaining steam- States Rights #26967
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    “Only 20% now consider the federal government a protector of individual liberty. Sixty percent (60%) see the government as a threat to individual liberty instead.”

    Says who? Rasputin Reports??

    Come on, you need to do better than that if you want to argue this point here.

    Let’s just for a minute think what it would be like if the states had full rights to make their own laws. Are you living in a state where you would be OK with that? Personally, living in New England, I’d be OK with that, but I think it would be a horrible injustice for the majority of people living below the Mason / Dixon line, and for lots more living in all directions of said line.

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