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i'm booking RR tomorrow.

@GunnerBill the schedule release will be at 7.

i predict another rematch opener at the jets. jets II redux second chapter.

it's one thing to respect the mans status as an elite QB but it's another thing to gobble his scrote like he's something more than a sportsball player. for all the good he has done on the field, lets recap the reality of this guy being nothing special: 1) he left his pregnant girlfriend to hook up with Gizell Bunchen 2) he pushes fake/weird medicine to people as some sort of pyramid scheme voodoo TB12 plan 3) he chose to play 1 more year of mediocre football instead of spend time with his family & wife 4) he cheated multiple times (unnecessarily) in his profession 5) he treated others poorly as a teammate multiple times and showed poor sportsmanship against opponents multiple times. Sorry, i do not fanfare ordinary people who throw the ball real good. he's just another 40something year old who had a midlife crisis after knocking up Monihan in my books.

i have no interest in watching a circle jerk. Eff them. i hope Brady enjoys that salty cracker.

I wish these guys could come back as depth players but they can't contribute to special teams. Though, he is damn good as a returner - he shouldn't be returning.

i watched 30 seconds. i think i dislike the twatbag interviewing him more than i do mahomes. i;d honestly like mahomes more if he wasn't surrounded by his trashy family.

Another year another hype up of the fish.

You're dead to me. 😢

Things that happen in the country happen in the country with regard to what people do and how they protect their interests. It sucks that city slickers think they know what's best.

Jones and Claypool 2 years ago would have been nice.

i worded my statement correctly. also, smart farmers don't directly engage birds of prey. they use other guardian animals to do it for them: donkeys, dogs, and cats.

Red tail hawks kill chickens, ewes, kids, and other small animals. They're among the worst because they come in quick and devour as much as they can in 30 seconds or less, sometimes the animal is still alive before they leave it. They don't stay long because they're smaller and more likely to be attacked. Hawks and eagles will small livestock at will. Crows and vultures will also attack dormant animals; fresh calves, kids, ewes, foals, and others that maybe weak rising up I have no problem killing animals that pose a threat but haven't killed a dog in 10+ years.

You make a livelihood with animals and dogs attack your livestock... What do you do? Animal control won't take dogs, bother setting up to get them or anything. You live in a rural area and have small kids and family outside and dogs are seen wandering and being aggressive? What do you do? You jump to conclusions thinking I am soft hearted. But many no kill shelters are not so great. Miserable is realizing that you are sitting there letting animals take a buffet of animals you're supposed to protect. Miserable is saying that nature just made it so and therefore the foxes, coyotes, dogs, hawks, and racoons have to survive. I'm not proud of any animal I've put down for purposes beyond food usage and there have been many. I mean, it tracks. You're a liberal so grasping that there are hard choices to make in life is not an easy thing to do when you let others do it for you. Pigs are like a 3 yr old but would kill you and eat you at the drop of hat. Boar goats will kill you for nothing, just ram you over and over, trampling you in the way. Donkeys and horses will only kick you in defense or startled, for the most part. Bulls can get angry and charge after you but it's more like you being pissed at a mini poodle and doing anything more than pushing it away. The bull doesn't care about you unless you make it. Alpacas and llama are mean as *****. Ostrich and emus are very deadly. Cassowaries are extremely dangerous. Roosters will ***** you up because they're mean, stupid or both.

It's no different than cows, chickens, pigs, or such. Pigs are smarter than dogs, too. Donkeys are arguably smarter, too.