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Everyone thought he was going to be AJ Brown 2.0 except bigger, faster and stronger. That didn't exactly pan out.

Reminder ahead of the release of more declassified documents never seen before by the public. Aka "old news" to the reliable media.

Hoax. You’ve really been struggling lately. Is Trump to blame? EPSTEIN? Either/both of those guys are enough to make someone ill but not the way you’ve been throwing up all over yourself lately. Hang in there buddy. Stay strong! electric rate increases were paused during Covid….good stuff.

I think they are unlikely to win Best In Show, or at least that’s what I’m taking out of this.

I know what you’re trying to get at here, but when I see the list at the bottom of your post that means they’ve drafted a starting RB, 2 starting TEs, a starting OT, a starting OG, and a starting WR. Since QB is off the board, that list is pretty much their entire starting offense. No?

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RIP Cancer sucks and 65 is far too young, and getting younger all the time.

Call the NYSPSC and find out for yourself. I realize there's numbers involved in telephoning someone, and that you struggle with numbers, but that's the answer that you're going to get.

You don't think our WRs have very high floors?

Since Josh Allen only 9 of 24 picks in the first three rounds have been offense and THREE of those have been running back. That means since drafting Josh only SIX premium picks have been spent on blockers and pass catchers (I know RBs can catch passes but not their primary use). Ford, Knox, Brown, Kincaid, Torrence and Coleman for those wondering.

From one game this season vs Michigan. More reinforcements. Bills sign deep threat wide receiver Kelly Akharaiyi in midst of training camp | Sporting News https://share.google/hBBkuLoNE8BrtwKlT

What I'd like explained is the thought process at work with teachers that need to deal with disruptive students in the classroom without any support from school administrators that generally support liberal causes that discourage and prohibit the imposition of any negative consequences on distracting and bad behavior? Is it simply go along just to get along because any teacher daring to deal with discipline problems will be punished by the district and the other teachers and the union don't have the stones or will to back them up?

My God, I think Mel Kiper wrote this. Is that really you, Mel? Pedigree (n.) A fancy word deployed in conversation to imply deep lineage, expertise, or credibility. Typically used right before they say something wildly incorrect or name-drop their cousin’s roommate’s dog breeder.

Liar 2022, there was a significant increase in energy costs, particularly for electricity, in the United States. The average residential electricity bill increased by 13% from 2021 to 2022. This rise was driven by various factors, including increased consumption, higher fuel costs, and extreme weather events according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

😂 There was. Somone moved it here and now its the Watkins thread 😂

Are we expecting the pads back on again today? Let’s go!!!!

We are actually at this point with education that the bottom 10% hurt the other 90%. If that 10%, truly in my case 5%, knew they could be in actual trouble for the stuff they pull it would likely stop. I had a black kid who repeatedly used the N word in class to refer to other students, and it took me writing him up multiple times to even get a detention. Once he got a week of detentions it stopped. Every time he used the word the other students would lose focus and it would detail the the lesson for several minutes.

I don’t think that it can be another prime asset on defense. In the salary cap era, you need to inject young talent on both sides of the ball. WR obviously makes the most sense but this is a weak WR class. Although at 32, there’s probably some value. OL is the other sneaky option. I don’t think that they can pay the OGs so you might see some turnover there.

Thank you.

This is new to me. What type of energy is produced on-site with no combustion?