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Went climbing last Fall. As I left a wildfire was reported in the exact area I was in. If my party was just a few minutes slower to leave we would have been trapped at the bottom of the face with only up to go.

Is that what they said? My last concussion I didn't know what happened. Motor skills were there and I could walk, I even continued my workout for a second. But I didn't know my name or anything for a few minutes, or where I was for a while. I kept asking what happened. It ***** me up a good few weeks

I'm not a firefighter. 😑 I was just there as an audience. The night the warehouse burned down most of the locals turned out to watch and drink beer at the bar on the corner. I was there drinking! And then the recent fire this week I was working in the area and saw it.

5 alarm fire isn't the worst. Just a saying for describing a bad fire. Theoretically there can be infinite numbers of alarms for a fire. The alarm is just signalling that another firehouse is being brought in for coverage I have seen a 6 alarm fire. Pretty spectacular when a large abandoned furniture nfactory caught fire. Engines and crews brought in from 20 miles away to cover the 40 acres of buildings. Just Tuesday I saw a 3 alarm fire in the small downtown area when a business caught fire on mainstreet threatening nearby buildings.

I've seen enough LiveLeak and gore to know that posture. I cringed.

Specifically can be caused by cerebellar injury. The signals get jammed - for laymen's term I understand. The brain only reverts to basic abilities for life. Breathing, cardiac activity, and specific motor functions.

Neurological default of bad signaling and electrical from cerebellum injury which is serious. In cats these injuries cause goose stepping. People think it is just cute and don't realize their cats had head trauma. I'm learning all about this from her.

My wife is not happy. She was watching last week. She's a veterinarian w/masters in public health, and works a lot with human health. She said the fingers issue was a sure symptom of neurological issues. "The guy should not be playing." "He had the " back injury" last week?"

It's just a back injury

Everytime I start to watch Tugalova I start to see him make remarkable steps. I see him adjust in the pocket well, delay his read to draw safeties off, show a lot of potential. But something always happens. Even as I type this he lobs it up for the INT. He just doesn't have the elite level of consistent play without a boneheaded goof. Granted, he hasn't had a lot of opportunities yet but it's inexcusable to see his mistakes.

With Bobby Hart doing this, Josh Allen attacking back, and the players seemingly having some attitude I am curious if they're making up with what they lost with Feliciano, and Incognito and the other bullies along the way.

I have seen bass hit 60 plus in practices that would have been good in a game with height over the line

I did worse. I didn't check dates or anything and saw someone saying Howard is our number two and we might not be able to afford Knox I was thinking we were prepping for '23 draft. I was pumped to think we were looking at a #2 TE!

Been on their bandwagon since last year. No respect for Hurts because of Prescott and the Giants clown show. Their schedule and their skill. Have them where we were in '19

3.5

Why don't dudes ever say this to guys their own size or bigger?

The most interesting point of advanced knowledge is when we lost Van Rotten and how it changed our gameplan. Even with Van Rotten it was a bad situation. Josh is best under center. Always has been. Van Roten was having several issues under center with Josh and it delayed Josh. Then when Van Roten went out we had to go to shotgun. No team spends much time on their backup Center. And old acquaintance of mine was a backup Center for several years and seldom got to practice with the starters. Relegated to scout team and the backup. And every QB likes the ball a certain way - a half inch off can be crucial.

I don't like old Colts CBs. We don't have a good history there and he will retire mid game Anyway he is a thicccboi so maybe we can get him to cut some weight.

I was like 12. That's how I remember it. Therefore that is how it must be. Michaelangelo and Raphael were traded to the Raiders that year, too!

That is true and hilarious

Nope. Justin armour. Back in the 90s. We were stacked at @ WR and didn't need him. Sent him to the Ravens

Remember Justin armour leaving Buffalo to Baltimore. Gets like 10 years of success there? Also can't stand Baltimore. Didn't like them as the browns before. They took that weird ass pre-madonna attitude they had in Cleveland to Baltimore. In Cleveland with Moddell they thought they were more than some scrubs from a mistake by the lake. Moving to 3rd world Baltihell was a step down to everyone else but them.

Make Jackson read and think he will stink. Let Jackson shuck and chuck and we will get *****. The dude doesn't read defenses. Doesn't see coverage zones. He can pass when the target is exploiting a zone seam because it's obvious. Short of that he can finesse the small ball into the window to get minimal gains until he decides to run. We run a very disciplined zone coverage with 2 safeties that are very smart. Having poyer back will be critical. I am not at all worried bout Jackson even though he is playing the position better than ever IMO. He has something to prove.

That's the scariest part and weird emotional swings, depression and uncontrollably crying/sadness for no valid reason is *****in weird.

That ***** pissed me off during broadcast. These guys can't hydrate ahead of time or do anything other than work on mobility for this.