Was that the right call on the batted-completed-pass by Brady? I thought the ball would be spotted as if it were an Incomplete Pass. But they spotted it like it was a completed pass. That was not the spot, i was expecting.

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Cartoons of the day https://t.co/SJVmj9WmD8

— David F. Ruccio (@Dfruccio) November 21, 2020

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— Shōnin Risa Bear ☸️ (@bear_risa) November 22, 2020

It would be great to beat Brady and the Bucs, but I dont see it.

I dont trust whatshisname at the Left Tackle spot.

Buccaneers 27
Rams 24

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Compare the number of lives lost by US soldiers in Afghanistan / Iraq to muslims. A US soldier is more likely to die by suicide than on the battlefield. pic.twitter.com/exXP3iTRNj

— Garland 🕊AntiWar (@GarlandSculptor) November 21, 2020

Every state had big stakes on the ballot. I previewed them before Nov. 3 — and now we know enough to revisit it all.

Here's a new thread on each & every state, and DC & Puerto Rico too. Idea is to encapsulate as much of what went down as I can within 280 characters. Let's go!

— Taniel (@Taniel) November 19, 2020

lmao at magaites turning on tucker carlson bc they finally realize that he's just a millionaire working for billionaires who occasionally spouts populist-sounding rhetoric for branding purposes. welcome to what everyone else already knewpic.twitter.com/iebJ1wQnMX

— ☀️👀 (@zei_squirrel) November 20, 2020

Whats Brady’s record against the Rams? I know Martz beat him once, in 2001.

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Mike Davis:https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v42/n22/mike-davis/short-cuts
Rio Grande Valley Republicans
Mike Davis

“….As the fantasy of great gains in Texas dissipated, Democrats were stunned to discover that a high turnout had instead propelled a Trump surge along the border. In the three Rio Grande Valley counties (the agricultural corridor from Brownsville to Rio Grande City), which Clinton had carried by 39 per cent, Biden achieved a margin of only 15 per cent. More than half of the population of Starr County, an ancient battlefield of the Texas farmworkers’ movement, lives in poverty, yet Trump won 47 per cent of the vote there, an incredible gain of 28 points from 2016. Further up river he actually flipped 82 per cent Latino Val Verde County (county seat: Del Rio) and increased his vote in Maverick County (Eagle Pass) by 24 points and Webb County (Laredo) by 15 points. The Democratic congressman Vincente Gonzalez (McAllen) had to fight down to the wire to save the seat he won by 21 per cent in 2018. Even in El Paso, a hotbed of Democratic activism, Trump made a six point gain. Considering South Texas as a whole, the Democrats had great hopes of winning the 21st Congressional District, which connects San Antonio and Austin, as well as the 78 per cent Latino 23rd Congressional District, which is anchored in the western suburbs of San Antonio but encompasses a vast swathe of southwest Texas. In both cases, the Republicans won fairly easily.

The explanation? …see link

zn wrote:

wv wrote:

I cant think of any Ram WR that turns into a RB the way Woods does. He does not run like a WR. He’s got moves, he’s physical, he’s got a RB’s vision.

I’ve been saying the exact same thing for a couple of game chats now. He is more like a back with the ball in his hands than any Rams WR I can think of, going as far back as I can go.

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No, thats revisionist history. You said he was better than Chuck Norris.
I said he was better than Jim Brown.

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“I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops.”
–Stephen Jay Gouldhttps://t.co/LLVdSy8jgA

— Climate Clock (@Tav_assoli) November 18, 2020

Billy_T wrote:

As mentioned, I’m not on twitter. But was wondering if this is trending at all. Have seen articles about it in the WaPo and other newspapers, but they’re usually behind a firewall, so I won’t use their links here. This is worth putting in the twitter thread, if you guys have anything on it:

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2020/11/georgia-secretary-of-state-brad-raffensperger-lindsey-graham-signature-mismatch-ballots.html

Republican secretary of state in Georgia says Graham and other Republicans are pressuring him to throw out legal votes, and he and his wife have gotten death threats because Trump lost the state.

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https://twitter.com/i/events/1328574662607921152

Did you see this, W ? Different subject, but something you might be interested in:
Law:https://www.courthousenews.com/justice-department-asserts-unreviewable-discretion-to-kill-us-citizens/

“…WASHINGTON (CN) — Drawing alarm at the D.C. Circuit, a lawyer for the United States argued Monday that the government has the power to kill its citizens without judicial oversight when state secrets are involved.

“Do you appreciate how extraordinary that proposition is?” U.S. Circuit Judge Patricia Millett asked Justice Department attorney Bradley Hinshelwood, paraphrasing his claim as giving the government the ability to “unilaterally decide to kill U.S. citizens.”

The hearing before the federal appeals court came as the government fights to hold off allegations by two journalists who say it wrongly targeted them as terrorists in Syria.

One of the journalists, U.S. citizen Bilal Abdul Kareem, says his interviews with al-Qaida-linked militants landed him on the U.S. kill list. Just in June and August 2016, Kareem says, the U.S. government targeted him five times, including one drone strike involving a U.S.-made Hellfire missile….see link”

Watched the replay. I agree with Aikman, that Russell Wilson just seemed ‘off’ all game long. He kinda looked zombie-like on the sidelines to me, like he was sick or somethin. I know the Rams D played well, but I think it was more than the Rams D that was affecting Wilson.

Seahawks are a long way from the Legion of Boom. I remember when that D had so much intensity, and they stuffed the run back then too. Now, they are a mess, granted they have key injuries.

Rams offense is a beautiful thing to watch when they can run. Though, i suppose every offense looks good against that Defense.

Aikman always calls Robert Woods ‘unselfish’. He calls him that five times a game. I guess thats Aikman-speak for “a great blocker.” Woods is unlike any Ram WR i can think of. I’m not saying he’s the best, but he’s different. I cant think of any Ram WR that turns into a RB the way Woods does. He does not run like a WR. He’s got moves, he’s physical, he’s got a RB’s vision.
And of course, he may be the best blocking WR the Rams have ever had.
And his route-running is probly in the top-five. Maybe not as good as Ike, or Ellard, but its in the top 5.

The Rams just got worse, on offense, obviously, losing Whitworth. Dangerous waters ahead for Goff.

I thought Brockers played very well. Floyd made the splash plays, but i thought Brockers had a great game.

Williams looks like an all-pro to me. Which would be ridiculous.

Re: anti-#BDS laws, from atty on case:

"At the moment these laws seem so facially unconstitutionally, it seems extraordinary that this case can even be a matter of debate. And yet it is." Mara Verheyden-Hilliard, of the Partnership for Civil Justice Fundhttps://t.co/KtSdMUrwTS

— Maggi Carter (@maggicarter) November 17, 2020