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Yeah, that would take some of the work out of both.

I would say the 250th anniversary of the army is certainly worthy of a parade, but that obvious fact seems to be lost on posters like you.

I truly recommend not responding to him, he is either 100% troll or a bot. He makes Billstime look rationale

Funny coming from the same people who lost their minds over wearing a mask or thought storming the Capitol was just another tourist visit. Spare us the lectures on democracy and civil society.

Insane claims warrant no response. To the subject, the program never stopped, and I consider it a waste of time, just as the agreement Jimmy Carter worked out with North Korea, the "Agreed to Framework," a deal he sprung of the Clinton Administration, never stopped N. Korea. Kicking the can is a regular strategy of politicians refusing to deal with the realities of the day.

dude. you've admitted your not a doctor. Now you're reneging. shocked!😃. Most boards have 6-8 digit numbers associated with each certification. They're unique and not susceptible to fraud. You'd know that if you were really certified. But you're not. Aren't you embarrassed to STILL be lying about who you are? And then the rest of the elaborate lie.... This is who you MAGAs are. This board is illustrative...

Good Lord you'll believe anything. Iran agreed to that deal was like Tony promising Carmella that he wouldn't cheat on her anymore. You're as delusional as she was.

It was in an email directly linked to my account. I was able to activate last year and this year through id.me https://shop.id.me/stores/12768-nfl-sunday-ticket-on-youtube

Yeah, they were right, and the Jags were wrong. They could have been wrong and the Jags right. NONE of them knew it at the time. That doesn’t make the market any less wild for a guy with back to back 400 yard seasons. That’s Josh Palmer production. FWIW, I liked Mooney as an offseason target, and thought he would be overlooked because of how putrid Justin Fields is, but he got the same deal that a twice as productive WR on a Super Bowl contender got. To me, that’s evidence the WR market is kinda nuts. Maybe you disagree. That’s cool

Way down the street there's a light in his place He opens the door, he's got that look on his face And he asks you where you've been You tell him who you've seen And you talk about anything He's got this dream about buying some land He's gonna give up the booze and the one-night stands And then he'll settle down In some quiet little town And forget about everything

@Joe Ferguson forever get this to Sen Kaine and his wife next time you see him at one of those “Keys in a Basket” party you bored rich folk like. Just a different perspective on speaking the truth.

Hoax. The Iran deal slashed their uranium stockpile by 97%, capped enrichment, and brought in inspectors. That’s called results. Trump killing it didn’t stop Iran - it freed them. And let’s be honest - we all know why you really hated the deal: the president who signed it was Black. Your track record on anyone who isn’t white and straight says the quiet part for you.

Gone too soon. We lost Rory 30 years ago today.

I had heard rumors about one person doing something crazy in 2016, and remember thinking if it was true, it was probably @bringmedaheadofjoanjett. I’m glad this has been cleared up.

Boom. I voted for all of this.

Then why do you keep brining up their previous yardage as support for your argument that teams overpaid them? One of us realizes that teams properly evaluated those players and paid them accordingly. Obviously their performances with their new teams supports that.

That sounds like the theory behind home schooling Travis Henry’s kids.

Actually, I thought I did. Must have forgot the link. That's how it was being reported on multiple sites yesterday. I was going by the quote below that was reported on numerous sites. Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic shared some insight on the disconnect between Stewart's camp and the Bengals. "It is my understanding they're offering the same language in this clause as the majority of first-round contracts," Dehner tweeted on Thursday. "And, for reference, have offered the exact language of the pick before (Walter Nolen) and after (Grey Zabel). It's different than that of Murphy and Mims the last two years and the Bengals generally structure contracts differently than most teams with guarantees, which matters. But the language being proposed for this specific clause is common across the NFL." Now it appears that Stewart's agency denies that it's the same. So, as usual, media reporting is a jumbled mess. But the idea and practice of such language is certainly nothing new. Many teams use it. Here's the latest from SI- https://www.si.com/nfl/bengals/news/watch-cincinnati-bengals-rookie-shemar-stewart-sounds-off-on-contract-talks-with-team-01jxdmmbep85 Stewart's agency shot this down by replying to Dehner. "Hi Paul - feel free to message us if you'd like accurate information. Thanks!" they tweeted.

My local event is collecting toiletries and the like for the troops. I suspect none of them like headed to the storm troopers that currently have Los Angeles under military attack. Probably none of the parade participants either. Those troops are bad.

No one said they just looked at yardage. what we both know they didn’t look at is what they did AFTER they signed the contract. Same thing with Ridley.