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  • in reply to: Chris Hedges: Nation of the Walking Dead #67009
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    in reply to: Rams sign Sullivan #66987
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    Yeah, i love old grizzled vets. I was hoping that is what McV would do.

    I mean, what choice did they have, really?

    He’s still a ? due to the health issue, of course.

    I love the fact that the CENTER is familiar with the system. Having said that, i hate the fact that McV didnt want this guy — he wanted the Buffalo guy. Even though this guy knows the system. Still, he’s a good plan-B.

    Now they can go BPA with their picks.

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    in reply to: Chris Hedges: Nation of the Walking Dead #66976
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    Wolff on Marx:

    in reply to: john oliver on opioids #66967
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    in reply to: john oliver on opioids #66966
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    in reply to: Gurley … what happened? is it fixable? #66964
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    Well if they draft a RB with their top pick or next pick, we’ll
    know they aint sold on TG.

    I just think this is a team of question marks (as per usual):
    Goff is a ?
    Gurley is a ?
    Quinn is a ?
    GRob is a ?
    Center is a ?
    WRs are a ?
    TEs are a ?
    Saffold is always a ?
    Tavon is a ?
    McV is a ?
    CB is a ?

    The only non-?s for me are Wade Phillips and Aaron Donald. Maybe Ogletree.

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    in reply to: Chomsky on Trump's First 100 Days #66793
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    And yet, the man is an outcast in his own country, widely scorned, and largely barred from the media.

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    Much like Nittany.

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    in reply to: Chomsky on Trump's First 100 Days #66786
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    I thought that was purty awesome. Noam at his best.

    And he quoted Colbert 🙂

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    in reply to: Who can guess what this is… #66780
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    Well how do spiders handle the marriage thing then?

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    The bride eats the groom.

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    Well that happens a lot on honeymoons,
    you know.

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    in reply to: Who can guess what this is… #66776
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    I dont understand why Spiders need so many eyeballs. And i dont understand why humans only have two eyeballs.

    Why didnt we evolve more eyeballs? I would think it would be an advantage.

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    Because we invented marriage at about the same time.

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    Well how do spiders handle the marriage thing then?

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    in reply to: Who can guess what this is… #66770
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    I dont understand why Spiders need so many eyeballs. And i dont understand why humans only have two eyeballs.

    Why didnt we evolve more eyeballs? I would think it would be an advantage.

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    in reply to: Rams' projected O-line: Robinson at RT, Havenstein at RG #66768
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    I’m not worried about moving Havenstein to guard and GRob to RT. That could become a pretty good tandem to run behind. Worst case scenario – it doesn’t work out so you switch them back (GRob to guard, Havenstein to RT).

    Hard to get too excited about any of this until they get a center though.

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    Well, wv-ram is, like, TOTALLY worried about Hav at guard and Grob at Tackle.

    I dont think Hav is a guard and i dont think GRob is a Tackle. But what do i know. Apparently the OLine coach thinks he’s a miracle-worker. Or else the organization just feels stuck personnel-wize.

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    in reply to: NFL okays Raiders move, 31-1 #66743
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    They aren’t moving until after the stadium is built, and they don’t even have renderings of it yet. They will be another couple of years in Oakland no matter what, so they presumably won’t be up and coming at that point.

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    O man. So the Oakland fans are gonna keep them for another year or two?

    Thats gonna be weird. And ugly. And fun to watch.

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    in reply to: Rams' projected O-line: Robinson at RT, Havenstein at RG #66742
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    Well my first reaction is…this is going to be a disaster.

    But then i have to remind myself that they know more about football
    than i do, so…

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    in reply to: NFL okays Raiders move, 31-1 #66723
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    Wonder why the Dolphins voted against it?

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    I was watching a tv when Trump was yapping about the defeat of trumpcare
    and i was thinking that this is the first time I’ve really thought to myself….even his supporters are gonna see through him on this one. His ‘schtick’ just wasnt very convincing on this one.

    Governing is starting to create cracks in his teflon.

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    in reply to: 16 countries with the world's best healthcare systems #66708
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    The Chargers belong in San Diego.

    Moving them will anger the old Gods and new.

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    in reply to: Russia reports #66674
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    in reply to: Free agency is over…what are the Rams needs? #66672
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    Allz-i-know-iz, i hope-ta-god we arent sitting here next year
    saying they need a Quarterback.

    Goff. Its all about Goff to me.

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    in reply to: Russia reports #66666
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    The bots’ end products were largely millions of Twitter and Facebook posts carrying links to stories on conservative internet sites such as Breitbart News and InfoWars, as well as on the Kremlin-backed RT News and Sputnik News, the sources said. Some of the stories were false or mixed fact and fiction, said the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the bot attacks are part of an FBI-led investigation into a multifaceted Russian operation to influence last year’s elections.
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    Well, i like RT News. Its generally been pro-Trump and anti-Hillary, but all in all, its better than American Corporate News. I’d rather have RT News in the mix than not have it. Its actually quite good on a lot of issues.


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    in reply to: William Buckley and Woody Allen in 1967 #66610
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    in reply to: the press #66560
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    in reply to: 70 percent of teams 'genuinely hate' Kaepernick #66559
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    We are doomed.

    “We are what we always were in Salem, but now the little crazy children are jangling the keys of the kingdom, and common vengeance writes the law!”

    That is from The Crucible, by Arthur Miller. A great play. It’s about something else. But I want it to be about this. “We are what we always were in Salem….”

    Humans. At best, we’re hypocrites. At worst, well….

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    I listened to the Crucible on an audio-CD in my car.

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    in reply to: john sullivan visiting rams #66547
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    Well obviously this was not their first choice 🙂

    Maybe take a center in the third round. Or trade up into the second round
    or somethin like that. They gotta be stronger up the middle. Goff has to feel safe.

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    in reply to: 70 percent of teams 'genuinely hate' Kaepernick #66545
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    And I can’t help but wonder, if the 9ers had the best record in the league, if they wouldn’t have gone ahead and watched them while complaining about Kapernick.

    People compromise with stuff they don’t like all the time if it gets them to a larger goal.

    When that compromise is not going to get you to your goal, it is a lot easier to make that point of compromise the “straw” that broke the camel’s back.

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    Yup. The Steeler fans hate big ben…but they love big ben. If ya know what i mean.

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    in reply to: Robert Reich #66541
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    3. Republicans (and their patrons in big business) no longer believe Trump will give them cover to do what they want to do. They’re becoming afraid Trump is genuinely nuts, and he’ll pull the party down with him.

    They are just now figuring this out! Really?

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    Nice to see you on the board, Al. Hows life?

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    in reply to: 3 million killed in Korea #66540
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    I do know some things about the Korean war. That right there is what I call basher left purple prose. I never find that kind of thing enlightening. It just reminds me too much of right-wing purple prose–basically, boyscouts acting like things reduce to slogans. It’s especially annoying when it actually tries to turn north koreans and/or putinista russians into good guys.

    To me the left is about balanced accounts not about which name to call which namecall target.

    Here’s an example. The way this is stated, something that is part true gets turned into bs: “…brought the peninsula to the brink of nuclear conflagration, if American generals had their way at the time.” Deep in there is a part truth being distorted by emotion-drenched irrationality.

    It has the tone of an emotion-driven, very partisan fan venting on a message board. “Snead is the worst gm in NFL history and drafting Robinson disqualifies him from being called a human being.”

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    I dont disagree in general — but i dont mind that kind
    of stuff.

    How many Koreans died from the war though? Is it three million?

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    in reply to: Bradford news #66513
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    He really threw a lot of accurate quick darts in that offense, under
    plenty of duress.

    Still, i wouldnt want him as my franchise QB. There’s just somethin
    about Sam i dont like. I cant quite put my finger on it.

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    in reply to: 70 percent of teams 'genuinely hate' Kaepernick #66512
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    I have no idea, but my wild-speculation iz — its mostly just that player evaluation experts think he’s no longer a decent QB.

    Teams seem to have figured him out, and he wasn’t able to adjust.

    If Tom Brady or Russell Wilson joined the Black Panthers and burned the American Flag on Oprah, i think teams would still sign them.
    But if a mediocre or role player did the same thing — then yeah, the powers-that-be might make an ‘example’ of em.
    Kapernik just aint a bigtime talent anymore. I wouldnt want him. And i love running QBs

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