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wvParticipantHere’s where it get’s tricky.
I would have no problem eliminating all religious fundementalists. But what about “believers” in general? As long as the seed exists then isn’t the possibility of fundementalism taking root always present? Wouldn’t we want our new society to be based on reason rather than faith?Yes, it gets tricky. Saving the Biosphere through Genocide is not as easy
as it seems.Do we want our new world order to be based on ‘reason’ ?
I dunno. Reason without compassion could lead to disaster too.
Just like Spirituality could lead to ‘religion’ which then leads to disaster.So, we’re stuck with certain unknowns and dangers due to the tiny brains
that have evolved to this point.Bashing on relentlessly, If its my call to make….I’m not disappearing
the “Spiritual but not religious” folks. Granted, there’s danger,
but talking-monkeys always present dangers to the biosphere.Once the Corporate-Capitalists are gone,
and the Fundamentalists are gone, just think of
the humane policies and laws that would be easy
to implement.w
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wvParticipantWell lots of different views on the Oline in general.
Those two guys sound fairly optimistic.
Then ya got Laram who said he sees no real outstanding ‘strength’ anywhere
on the Oline. (If i remember right)Its all purty Exciting.
The Offense and Oline in particular
is kindof a mystery wrapped in an eggroll
inside a toaster oven.w
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wvParticipantI dont really understand the algebra there;
the Rams are ranked 5th out of 32 teams,
but the “mean win” count is only 8.8.
What is a ‘mean win’ ?Arizona is only ranked 23 btw.
Seattle is number one.
SF is 21.w
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wvParticipantRidiculous. I guess if the wave is travelling in your direction, you hop on for the ride, eh?
Certainly, the asterisk should be applied to all of Billy’s wins, going all the way back to his Wesleyen days.
I’ve heard rumors of a hoodie with a red asterisk hitting the runway this fall…
i think there should be an assterisk
next to his high school yearbook photow
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wvParticipantNo matter how much SMARTER, ARTICULATE, BETTER LOOKING, and MORE LIKELY TO GO TO HEAVEN I am compared to all of YOU – I’ll be Hellen sausage-stealing Keller and will stay mum in regards to all of your STUPID FUCKING GODDAMN BRAINLESS FUCKTARDED OPINIONS…
You would hate heaven.
It’s dull, believe me.
I suppose you know someone who knows someone….
….ive come up with a plan to make Heaven better…It involves
eliminating 6.6 million souls though….anyway Rams all go to heaven, etc.w
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wvParticipantI think eventually we would end up in more-or-less the same place. But it would perhaps be worth a try, since we are certainly doomed given the trajectory we are on.
I mean, if you could get rid of everyone who thinks violence is a justifiable conflict resolution, it might change things. And the irony would be worth it.
Welcome aboard. Now who do we vaporize first?
I’m thinkin we start with all Religious-Fundamentalists.
For starters.
That should get us down to, what? 4.5 billion maybe?Then we eliminate Patriot fans.
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vWho gets to live?
Yes, well at least now you are on the genocide-train
with Zooey and Me.Who gets to live?
Good question. I think about it a lot, LoL.
I prefer to start at the other end —
who gets eliminated first.I’d start with the religious-fundamentalists.
Any objection to that?
And then all fascists, Republicans, Nazis,
KKK members, and Corporate-Capitalists.Objections?
Just think of a world without religious fundamentalists.
That alone would make political policies completely different
in the US and Middle-East.
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wvParticipantA little bit more easy reading…
What do u think of this?
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/patriots-apply-to-reinstate-deflator-and-other-ballboy/ar-AAe6OqLbtw, I wonder if Parcells championship teams should
get an asterisk now? I mean, Belichex was the DC in those games.
Maybe he was cheating way back then.w
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wvParticipantI think eventually we would end up in more-or-less the same place. But it would perhaps be worth a try, since we are certainly doomed given the trajectory we are on.
I mean, if you could get rid of everyone who thinks violence is a justifiable conflict resolution, it might change things. And the irony would be worth it.
Welcome aboard. Now who do we vaporize first?
I’m thinkin we start with all Religious-Fundamentalists.
For starters.
That should get us down to, what? 4.5 billion maybe?Then we eliminate Patriot fans.
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wvParticipantNobody has said much about the fact the Rams
will go into the first game without Gurley or Tre,
their top two RBs.Can they run the ball effectively with
Pead and Cunningham?Guess we’ll find out.
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wvParticipantI wouldn’t mind seeing something like this meted out. Scarlet letter kind of thing…
OMG, that made me smile.
Really, nothing else ever has to be said —
just that picture. The picture says it all.
Really, it does.w
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wvParticipantA lot of things came together to help the Patz that game. We’ll never know just how much the Patriots cheated and how much it helped them, but, yeah, I’m sure they cheated. And, I would guess that most NFL fans believe they did. I’d like to see a public opinion poll to see people’s beliefs on this. Would be interesting, but it wouldn’t change anything, I guess.
Well, issue One is what did the Patriots do and
when did they do it,
and how significant/meaningful was the cheating.Issue Two, is what did Goodell do and why did he
do what he did.Both issues are murky and interesting.
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wvParticipantWhy not?
Given that you agree,
that the Biosphere would benefit from
a six-billion-person reduction.w
vWell, for one thing, in a couple hundred years, you would just have to do it again. Those 6.5 billion people would have died for no reason other than to punt the problem into the future where it would have to be faced all over again.
Go read Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment.
If you would have to do it all over again, then
maybe it would not be worth it — but I dont
think you’d necessarily have to do it all over again.I mean, remember you get to make the rules about
who gets disappeared. Dont you think disappearing
everyone who believes in Corporate-Capitalism would
change things? I mean, if the world was only
populated by, say, Green-Party-types, wouldnt
civilization unfold differently than it is now?w
vSeptember 8, 2015 at 11:41 pm in reply to: espn — Spygate to Deflategate: Inside what split the NFL and Patriots apart #30115
wvParticipantQuite an article.
There’s a lot of weasels in the NFL.
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wvParticipantfuck u wv – we only lost because they cheated whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, if u read Martz’s comments he acknowledges what u say – 3 turnovers I think it was – that was the difference.
Sad thing – that 2001 Ram team was better than the ’99 team. We win that game 9 out of 10 times.
I will never believe the “better team won” that day – how do we know Law was not tipped off on the route via signal theft? How do we know they didn’t abduct Proehl the night before, place a Ceti eel larvae in his ear thus rendering him susceptible to the suggestion that he fumble away a big play at a critical moment? Huh? How do we KNOW? They obviously are big fat cheaters – I wouldn’t put anything past them. Cool thing is everybody knows it now – asterisk firmly in place. Laff….
Yeah three Turnovers by the Martz offense
and Zero for the Belichex offense. Ah well.As for the hit on Warner — yeah, the Refs missed the call on that one.
Shoulda been a penalty and they missed it. Ah well.As for the argument Belichex had his henchmen
inject a Ceti Eel Larae in Proehl’s ear,
and said Eel Larvae placed hypnotic suggestions in Proehl’s mind
that he should fumble at a critical time — Well, yes, I believe that happened.
But then Martz should have adjusted to that. I mean, he had to know
the Refs were going to allow Eel Larvae and he didnt adjust to it
until the fourth quarter. By then it was too late.Fuck the Patriots,
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wvParticipantTo borrow a phrase – I dunno. I DO know this – it’s just football, I don’t really see the point of getting all negative before the season even starts. How is that fun? I’ve never understood what benefit is derived from predicting epic failure with every post. Sure – war, death, famine, failure and jeezus helpus – losing football may be in our immediate future, but we don’t know – really could go either way it seems this season – so why not just sit down, have a big glass of shut-the-fuck-up and try to enjoy the run-up to kickoff weekend?
Well, as for me, I got no issue or criticism of anyone
who thinks the Rams will suck. I never, ever, ever,
feel compelled to do the “cheer up, be happy, menstruate rainbows and butterflies”
thing. If someone sees a big-ole ice-burg coming and they wanna jump up and down
and point at it — i got no problem with that…blah blah blah.I still see a playoff team, myself,
though.Ten and six, is what I predix.
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wvParticipantLaram on the topic of Away Games.
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Laram – Realistically the Rams could lose every away game…except probably the Washington game.
New qb, playing behind a young an inexperienced o-line in hostile environments, against top pass rushers, is a recipe for failure.
at Washington – (toss up) Home field favors the Skins and Rams coming off of a physical game against Seattle
at Cardinals – I expect Calais Campbell and Okafor to wreck the Rams o-line.
at Green Bay – Definite home field advantage, loud and will cause the Rams problems with line calls. Will probably have to go with hand signals.
at Vikings – Young improving team with a good pass rush. Everson Griffen and A. Barr can get after it.
at Ravens – Tough place to play under any circumstances. Suggs and Elvis Dumerville licking their chops for this one
at Bengals – Another tough game in a hostile environment against a tough D.
at Seahags – It’s been impossible for us to win there under normal circumstances. The Rams will again have to go to hand signals in this game
at Niners – Niners aren’t what they were, but this is Rams/Niners in theri house.
Looks like 1-7 possibly 2- 6 at best to me on the road.
wvParticipantI’ve noticed that, too. I think Thomas just personally likes Davis. And Wagoner is right; Davis was a stand up guy. I think everybody likes him. But…I agree with you. I don’t think it was unfair because they know who/what Davis is.
I hope he hangs around the league for a while, and pulls some more paychecks.
Didn’t Cleveland pick up some other QB Discard from the Rams a few years ago?
Cleveland. As bad as we’ve had it in St. Louis, it could be worse, eh?I just wish Cleve-land had picked up Tim Tebow.
The Yin Yang duality
of Tebow and Manziel would have pleased me.w
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wvParticipantNo, I couldn’t just disappear 6.5 billion people
even though I think the world would be a much better place with them gone.Why not?
Given that you agree,
that the Biosphere would benefit from
a six-billion-person reduction.w
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wvParticipantWell yeah Fuck the Patriots and all,
but seems to me what beat the Rams
was Kurt getting hit and throwing to Ty Law
for the huge-pick-Six, and then
Proehl fumbling what would have been a big play.
Ya know.Spying or no-spying, you cant give the ball to the Pats.
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wvParticipantIt gets worse…
Seahawks – 50/50
at Washington – should be a win
Steelers – 50/50
at Cardinals – loss
at Green Bay – loss
Bye WeekIf the Rams are 3-2 at the bye I’ll be thrilled. There’s no way this team wins in Arizona and Green Bay. IMO they gotta start the season 3-0 to have any real shot at the playoffs.
The good news is, after the bye, the Rams have Cleveland and Frisco in St Louis. They could win both of those.
The bad news is they still have 5 road games after that. And so far, under Fisher, the Rams have not proven to be a good road team. They’re one of the worst, actually.
The remaining schedule after home games against Cleveland and San Fran. I can’t see the Rams winning any of these road games.
@ Minnesota Vikings
Chicago Bears
@ Baltimore Ravens
@ Cincinnati Bengals
Arizona Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
@ Seattle Seahawks
@ San Francisco 49ersI think they can beat the Cardinals on the road.
I think that one is winnable.I have a hard time picturing a win
on the road at Green Bay though.Gurley could certainly change
things if he can play.w
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wvParticipantBut if the Rams can somehow manage to get through the first five games with a 3-2 or better record, they could certainly be in play late in the season when it’s time to make a playoff push. The defense will have to carry the day in the first five weeks — but if it does, and the offense limits mistakes, the Rams will be better positioned to deliver for those who deem them a team ready to breakthrough.
If this is a team thats finally become a wildcard-playoff-team,
I would think they have to split the first four games.
I dont think they can pull another 1-3 type opening month.
They gotta get a split in those first four.Seahawks
at Washington
Steelers
at Cardinalsw
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wvParticipantJT keeps acting like the Rams should have let Austin D throw
more passes in preseason — why? The coaches know
what they have in Austin. They saw him play game
after game last year. A few more passes in preseason
wouldnt change anything.w
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wvParticipantfwiw:
@nwagoner: #Rams rookie RB Todd Gurley says he has shed the yellow “no contact” beanie and there’s nothing he can’t do at this point in his recovery.
wvParticipantCheck out the Nightwatchmen – Tom Morello’s group.
Yeah, I’ve listened to Tom a time or two.
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wvParticipantAnd…they’re probably not done. They could grab a stray guy or 2 and either add them…
Yeah, I can’t imagine they are done.
There’s bound to be a released-player or two they like
from one of the other 31 teams.Maybe Peyton Manning gets released. Ya know.
I mean why not kick the tires on that one.w
vSeptember 6, 2015 at 6:24 pm in reply to: Tony Gonzalez on tight end play in general and the Rams TEs too #30010
wvParticipant“Look at the effectiveness of Jason Witten, or Gronkowski, just complete tight ends both in the run and pass. Blocking is something more of a desire. It’s hard to do, it’s not fun to do, there’s no glory in it. Usually people don’t say, wow what a great block. If you can’t block, you’re a liability to your team. Yeah you’re going to come in during passing situations, but we need to keep that defense guessing. When you’re in the game, they can’t just think here comes the pass. If those guys (Rams TEs) want more catches, they better learn how to block so they can catch more play action passes.”
Its hard to read that,
and then think about Cook,
and not wince.w
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wvParticipantI dont think there is that much of a contradiction in the three
memes — though, i dont really know what “fast start” means exactly.IF they win two and lose two in the first four games,
they are in contention and within reach of a 10-6 season.They have to grind out some ugly wins this year.
It aint gonna look pretty all the time with this team.w
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wvParticipantWell, RFL my friend, I know you want to
“distinguish between Manifestation and Moonshine.”
You want posting-discipline and you don’t want to confuse ‘hope’ with ‘evidence’.I get that, and I like the fact you hold people’s posts to the fire…or something like that 🙂
But I just cant agree that the evidence was all foreboding and ominous so far. I think its been more like a kaleidoscope, of confusing signals and omens. (see Cal’s post for some positives)
That’s just how my brain interprets it.So, I dunno what, if anything the four preseason games showed. Thus, after a confusing preseason, I widen my lens a bit and look at the past and the collection of talent and the levels of experience, and the health of the team and the shape of the division, and I kinda mix all that together and shake it up and add some intuition and gut-feelings and hunches….and what I come up with is a team with a dangerous defense, and very good special teams, and an average offense that wont make as many game-killing mistakes as last year (I mean how could they).
Its not ‘evidence’ but I think this team turns the corner this year and becomes a winner.
I’m excited. You are wary. Ag is Blue. Invader smells shit.
Keep posting comrade.
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wvParticipantHazel Dickens interview,
for themz that aren’t familiar
with appalachian muzik:
wvParticipantSo the Barrett Jones era comes to an end.
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