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That’s what you get for trying to cut in line mister.

I believe it is in the TOS that we can bltch about anything we want, even before it happens.

Is that a sideline medical tent that they got married under? Seems kinda cheap. Wonder if they had an open bar. I hear those things are expensive.

Ummmm, commissioner of the NFL = commissioner of the NFL. Your example doesn't work.

Sticks to have to bump your own thread no one givesa ***** about.

The irony and contrast in the weekend news about Diggs vs Josh is incredible. It’s like that friend we all had—the one you kinda got thrown together with at school etc, but now you just have to move on from.

I find the ESPN headline Vrabel stresses decision making amid Diggs video kind of funny. Says the team giving a 31 yr old wr coming off an acl injury a 3 yr 64 million deal. Look i loved Diggs in buffalo and thought he had a strong desire to win (maybe not in the most productive ways) but when they moved on i also thought it was probably the right move. He showed a lot of people up when he thought they didnt come through in big moments and then had the ultimate chance to get it done as the guy and didnt. It was just a stale relationship that had no good path forward it was a good trade all things considered.

Wait, what? The have a yellow star sighting?

Can I get one of these shielding umbrellas when I come here?

One picture showing McD sitting with his wife who is holding a parasol. Dion seated in the row in front of them, and Beane sitting in the row in front of Dion. I think Gabe Davis is standing in one photo wearing a tux. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/nfl/article-14768579/josh-allen-hailee-steinfeld-wedding.html

Geno and Barkley were in that draft class, and the future HOFer Ryan Nassib. Also Travis Kelce and Zach Ertz.

Makes me think of the episode where he wouldn't commit to staying married "in eternity" when renewing wedding vows with his wife. What if he wants to date other people in heaven?

Completely.

Interesting. Higgins seems like their type of WR so it makes sense. I always saw Josh as a very visual QB who has to see WR's separating before throwing. His arm strength lets him get away with it. Brown, Beasley, and Diggs all fit that bill. I don't want to bury Coleman yet but I still just don't get the pick.

When the couple was asked what they thought of the Miami Dolphins, they replied

Again though, even had the Bills kept their pick and taken Higgins, that's a guarantee of nothing. Being a rookie and presumed number one receiver in Buffalo is quite different than being the number two behind Jamar Chase in Cinci.

I get where you're coming from now as generational welfare requires a much more nuanced discussion. Love the username by the way.

I have on good authority the guy the Bills were essentially using as the counterbalance to giving up the pick for Diggs was Tee Higgins. Doesn't mean they WOULD have picked him. They were still some weeks out from the draft but it tells you where their mind was at.

This. He is the brain child and the driving factor behind the international games. Obviously you are right the decision to do it is the owners' decsion. But basically it was Goodell's idea and he sees it as a big part of his legacy. And it makes the owners money so they give him the green light.

I have never understood, and will never understand, the concept of a wedding rehearsal. You don't have to remember your lines. You just repeat after the celebrant. What are you rehearsing? Walking?

I don't think this is true. Their name had "socialist" in it but that was spin and marketing hype. https://www.britannica.com/story/were-the-nazis-socialists

Why does he look to be holding a huge *****? 🤣

I understand the temporary need for these programs. But when generations of families are on government assistance, the system is beyond broken. The system contributes and maintains poverty imo. It gives you just enough to not want more for yourself.

I've seen many people fall into poverty after losing their job because of downsizing, have their husband or wife die on them, or a major illness or accident makes it impossible for them to work. These people do literally need SNAP to survive. If it wasn't for these benefits you'd have to have swat teams at every grocery store. Not many kids at 10 years old think when I grow up I want to become dependent on leaching off the government. That's not to say that their aren't people out there that are content and lazy living off the government teet, but I think that's overly stated by Republicans to win elections. You could look at it another way. There's an income threshold for those able to receive snap benefits or other types of welfare. This threshold means that people who work 40 hours a week at minimum federal wage will still be able to collect SNAP benefits. Places like McDonalds, Wal Mart, and Costco's continue to benefit off this because most of their employees make minimum wage or a little bit above. Looking at it from that angle taxpayers we are subsidizing these big companies because they don't pay enough for the average worker not to be eligible for SNAP benefits.

Democrats are the actual party of Nazis. The Nazis in Germany were socialists. And today's Nazis accuse other people of being Nazis while doing Nazi things like funding Planned Parenthood (whose stated goal is killing as many black babies as possible), protesting on campuses and calling for death to Jews, running socialist welfare programs to keep black people controlled by the system, mandating experimental vaccines and treatments and locking down anyone who disobeys, and supporting senseless wars all over the globe. Pure evil! Hitler would be proud of the Democrat party.