Chandemonium
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37 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:
You always go for the juggler
Depends what he’s juggling. If he’s got chainsaws or anything on fire, forget it! That stuff is dangerous.
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9 minutes ago, T&C said:
He was lucky to wear his mask half of the time...
Why are the game threads shut down?
The game threads always get locked at the end of the half they correspond to. It’s been that way for several seasons now.
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I agree with going for 2 down 14 and told my friend I thought the raiders should have done It while watching the game. If you make it, you tie with another td and win by kicking the extra point. If you don’t make it, you can still tie by going for 2 if you score again. The odds of making at least 1 two point conversion on 2 attempts are pretty good.
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9 hours ago, Just Jack said:
I once considered buying a bunch of tables in bulk and re-selling them outside the stadium. Two problems, one, in order to get my price down low enough to make any profit compared to what someone would pay in a store, I'd have to buy a truck load. Two, where to set up for a sale. Not something the Bills or many lots would want to have me there, encouraging that behavior.
Honestly you could probably buy them at retail price and mark them up by 25% and still sell out. People will pay for the convenience.
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8 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson said:
Without that bum ankle he could have beaten San Diego.
Reich was a back up. He only started because Kelly was injured.
I’m aware of why he started. Doesn’t change that he was the starter for those games.
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Allen will quickly pass Lamar in this stat, and never look back.
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2 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson said:
I was going to say since the 1980's. And I am referring to starting quarterbacks, not back ups.
But that’s not what you said, and Reich was the starting qb in his playoff wins.
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12 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson said:
Joe F. is also the only Bills QB (besides Kelly) that ever won a playoff game. We are still waiting for almost 30 years for that to happen again.
Frank Reich would like to speak with you about the greatest comeback in NFL history.
edit: and Jack Kemp has some stories from the AFL days while we’re at it.
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3 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
Projecting over a 16 game season...that would be 11-48-5?
Over the full season, isn't that statistically impossible to stay that poor?
Each team has to play 6 games within the division, or 24 games of which there have to be a winner or loser within the division.
So they can't do worse than 24-35-5 - can they?
Caveat: I did just polish off the bottle of Cab Sauv I started yesterday. So my Maths might be scrambled.
Taking ties out of the equation if every team split their division games and won no other games, it’s mathematically possible for every team in a division to finish 3-13, for an overall record of 12-52. 11-48-5 seems like it would probably be mathematically possible if one of the ties was a division game.
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26 minutes ago, Tolstoy said:
I thought it was an egregious call as well. Then I asked myself: what is the alternative? Remember that the Rams player had possession of the ball on the ground. So we have three options, maybe 4:
(1) Incomplete pass. Impossible. The ball never hit the ground.
(2) Kroft catch. Impossible. He didn't have possession at the end of the play.
(3) Catch and fumble? Impossible. Kroft didn't have possession long enough, and didn't make a "football move," whatever that is.
(4) Interception. As absurd as it is (since the Rams player didn't catch the darn ball), it seems more reasonable than the alternatives!
Am I mistaken here? I do prefer to blast the refs, but in this case they may not have had another call they could have made.
Yes, you are. Specifically your explanation for why a Kroft catch is impossible. At no point did he lose possession.
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4 minutes ago, The Wiz said:
Only voted trade him right ***** now because of the slapshot reference.
Otherwise, ***** yes
Call Detroit, tell them bull$***
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46 minutes ago, BuffaloHokie13 said:
If I read her 'dying wish' correctly she wants us to wait potentially over 4 years to replace her. She was smarter than that.
It also said she wants us to wait until a new president is “installed” as if we’re some tinpot dictator led banana republic. Agree or disagree with her politics, no one ever accused RBG of being sloppy with language. If she said installed instead of elected, it was intentional. The only logical conclusions that can therefore be drawn from that verbiage are that she wants our system of government overthrown, so her final wishes should be ignored, or she never actually said it, so it should be ignored.
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41 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:
No Chance Joe has already called a lid for today A huge day politically, on the heels of major news, and Joe can’t be bothered to work past 8 am.
Well it is Saturday. He probably has college football to watch.
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The first one I remember clearly was 12th grade AP English. I don’t remember her pushing her beliefs on the class as a whole necessarily, but she was an anti gun liberal who gave me the business regularly for being a hunter and pro 2A. Her nickname for me was gun nut. This was in the Rochester suburbs, mid 2000’s.
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3 hours ago, Gary M said:
My ammo falls right out of the reloaded.
1 hour ago, Dragoon said:
Yeah, I’ll be getting the setup soon. Only affordable way to shoot 300 blackout.Good luck finding components if you don’t already have a stockpile. I just started with reloading this winter before covid got big, and at the time I just bought a couple trays of 100 primers, figuring that would be all I need to get started and try it out. I’ve been kicking myself ever since for not buying them by the 1000 box, as they’ve been harder to find than ammo for the past few months.
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3 hours ago, IDBillzFan said:
I'm kind of surprised that Biden is blaming global
warmingcoolingclimatechangecrisis for the fires, and is stupid enough to think that people will vote for BIden over Trump because if Trump gets re-elected, "...these hellish events will continue to become more common, more devastating and more deadly,"The far left nutjobs are the only ones who believe this, and they're already voting for Biden. He's not going to scare normal people into voting for him over this issue.
So weird.
You could say the same thing about him tweeting about banning so-called assault weapons in a year with record gun sales, a significant portion of which are to first time gun owners. Makes you wonder if his campaign has data suggesting that the middle/swing voters are a lost cause and he has more to gain by ginning up enthusiasm among his base.
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28 minutes ago, bdutton said:
He was peaceful until he was attacked without provocation.
We was there to lend aid (and was filmed doing so).
Is the act of carrying a firearm supposed to provoke an attack? He is guilty of being under the age for legal open carry but that is not an act of unlawful conduct to provoke others to attack!
Even that aspect isn’t a slam dunk, due to some exceptions written into the applicable Wisconsin law:
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I agree with OP. “I guess staff’s going to call on whoever” will go down in history right along with “4 score and 7 years ago,” “a date which will live in infamy,” and “ask not what your country can do for you” in the annals of most memorable speech quotes.
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18 minutes ago, BillsFanNC said:
I’d call him a spineless turd, but it’s be an insult to spineless turds.
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5 minutes ago, bilzfancy said:
I meant sign as in someone interpret his remarks in sign language. You can't sign gibberish, that's what comes out of his mouth
There should be a single word in sign language for “I’m sorry but this is utter nonsense, just wait and read the transcript” invented just for Joe.
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1 hour ago, Kemp said:
Tell me why he REALLY got shot 7 times in the back?
Because he already showed willingness to use violence against police officers and less lethal attempts to subdue him were ineffective. He then attempted to retrieve a deadly weapon, and the first six shots did not stop him from doing so. It’s pretty simple.1 hour ago, Kemp said:For the 20th or so time.
Should a cop be allowed to put 7 bullets in the back of someone other than in a case where that person poses a threat where he is pointing a loaded gun at people?
If he’s attempting to retrieve a deadly weapon and has already behaved violently during the incident, 100% yes. Waiting until he has the weapon in hand to intervene is how you end up with dead cops and/or civilians.
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What is better, no guns, or more guns?
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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I can tell you after this weekend it wouldn’t be my .54 cal cap lock muzzleloader. It’s an absolute blast to shoot, and practicing over the summer I got to where I could put 3 round balls in the same hole at 50 yds with 90 grains of black powder. Never had a misfire with it before, then this Saturday out in the woods I had a chance at the biggest buck I’ve ever seen, and wouldn’t ya know the cap went off but didn’t ignite the powder charge 🤬🤬🤬
As far as what I would actually consider the best, while it’s incredibly subjective, I tend to think of it in terms of what I would want if I could only have one gun to do it all, and to me the only answer is a 12 gauge shotgun due to the versatility.