BuffaloBill

I’m sure if that is all she needs, she will have no difficulty finding it.

Classy move by the Bears.

Highly impressive especially since there does not appear to be much spillage......

This is a big bucket of “who cares?” Until Brady becomes a mere mortal on the field during games what does it matter?

Weren’t you knighted? Therefore, it would be Sir Richard Cranium, no?

Tragedy for her family.... may she RIP

Luck that nobody was killed and hopefully nobody suffered long term serious damage

Showering humor aside... that is a tragic outcome for the young man and his family

My biggest car problem is that I want one of these and can’t afford it: https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/jaguar/f-type-convertible

Take a picture of your junk. It will be tiny by default.

It’s wild to think that that was an advanced game! R.I.P.

Do you provide matching loofah sponges?

Knoxville is this way - there are $1MM+ homes that sit just on the other side of the hedge row from the tracks. There seem to be only a few trains per day and they move slowly.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-us-state-will-pay-you-10000-to-move-there-2018-06-01 Johnny H. and his fellow Vermonters are getting old so the State is paying people $10,000 to move in and work remotely. Johnny H. will provide the shower.

If true, love it. The reality starts when the season begins.

Our union cut us a revenue sharing deal so we don’t work for peanuts anymore....

BBF knows nothing about either of these topics.

Beerball is one hairy bastard...

At least this might keep her interest in the alien boys down.

This is exactly the truth but the NFL will push the Pegula’s, the city and the state to do something else.

EII - this is a very unfortunate and disrespectful comment to the people who have to work at hard physical jobs. The truth of the matter is that hard work involves a lot of different types of underlying activities. Sometimes people have no choice or can’t work beyond their circumstances. Good for those who can. Work ethic does not only apply to those who work physically.

Jacob was "absolutely humiliated," Cara Koscinski told the Post. "It was unbelievable.” Then later in the same article: Her son, who mostly laughed off the incident, will attend Wingate University in the fall on a full academic scholarship. The worst part of this is that the entire article was hardly newsworthy. The whole story is a failure.

It seems that the inherent value of hard work is becoming a lost idea in our society. Too many people simply want the easy way out or feel as though they are entitled. My father-in-law recently passed away. The guy fought in the Korean War on the front lines, lifted himself out of dire poverty through a bit of education and worked he his ass off into old age. He told my wife and me both, just before he died, that life is full of blessings but it is also very hard at times. His advice was to continue to push forward no matter how hard the circumstances are. Somehow today people fail to see the worth of that kind of advice and example. Too many want to believe that we can make things easy by taking some pills and relying on the hard work or ideas of others.

He is pretty dastardly in that way.

R.I.P.