The Jokeman

I haven't had that issue with EGO as bought their lawn mower when first moved in my new house about 4 years ago, later that winter I got their snowblower and about 2 years ago I got their weed wacker and all their equipment takes the same batteries, the only thing is you want a better battery for the mower/snow blower (which takes 2 vs 1) obviously.

If you look at the structure of some of the contracts like Mongo's for instance it's essentially a one year deal, guys like him Addison/Hughes/Sanders are all likely gone after this season meanwhile Josh is going to get a whole lot more money that he has now and count a lot more against the cap and we need those lower picks to help replace some of the aforementioned. While we could trade up and go all in for this season I don't see Beane doing that.

Just be sure to charge your battery when your not mowing. That way it's fully charged when ready to mow next week.

I'd think most GMs, coaches etc. want job security and the only way you get that in the NFL is prolonged success. So you have to continual build your roster/depth etc. The issue is most rookies, no matter where they're drafted, take time to adjust to the NFL the thought is the earlier you're drafted is the more ready or better you'll be. In reality it's not it's more if that player can adjust to the NFL and/or his coaches can use their skill set to get the best of their abilities and even dependent on the team around them. That's why you get guys like Gabe Davis taken in the 4th round can out produce a guy like Henry Ruggs taken in the 1st round by the Raiders. So the reason you keep extra picks is as you never know when may unearth the next great one, see Tom Brady as a 6th Round pick.

Based on this blurb from last year maybe not https://www.stampedeblue.com/2020/9/10/21429392/film-room-what-to-expect-from-tj-carrie-as-the-colts-primary-depth-cornerback Where I worry is if he has to fill in for a player like Rock Ya-Sin or Xavier Rhodes on the outside. He just hasn’t shown anything on film to give me confidence in his ability as an outside corner.

I remember him playing both guard and tackle yet can't recall where he ended up tbh lol

McDermott to me favors larger DEs in terms of height, I mean Darryl Johnston, Obada and Espensa are all 6'6" as was Trent Murphy so not sure Ojulari fits the profile but Rosseau does. Yet not sure we got DE first round, I think CBs the spot and Eric Stokes seems to fit zone defense and athletic freak we favor with top picks.

Money without damaging his body I suppose.

Where's Brad Butler on your list? He was coming along nicely before he unexpectedly retired at age 26?

I watched Katie Curic and she felt like a robot with her tone and rapid pace.

I won't miss him.

Hearing and touch. I can imagine things in my mind based on what hearing toss in it makes communication a whole lot easier hearing someone. Touch because would need it to feel things to maneuver around since I have no sight.

I was supposed to go to a family this past weekend but I haven't gotten a vaccine yet so elected to stay home due to the red tape involved for a three day weekend. Now my dad is stuck in Fort Lauderdale because of lack of flights until Friday. My wife has been working the phones trying to find him a flight and no go so far.

I always wished this song was longer

He's low cost and younger, toss he doesn't score many goals so he should fit right in.

If you have the History channel on your tv plan you can access all the episodes on the History Channel app or through their website as I watched it based on the suggestion here and know I'll keep watching it as certainly interesting learning the story behind some of these famous brands.

Welcome to the club, I'm a Type 1 and on an insulin pump and also use a CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring) system to assist me. I'm also on Metformin to help me out as insulin alone wasn't cutting it because apparently I'm a tad resistant to it. The specialist he probably referring to is an Endocrinologist and highly recommend finding one, my primary referred me to one and thankfully she was accepting patients at the time. All I can say is don't ever let one single bad sugar number cause you stress as this battle is a marathon not a sprint.

He wasn't a great teammate in Chicago amongst other things. In terms of his time in Buffalo most fans know but incase you didn't https://buffalonews.com/news/its-time-for-the-truth-about-flutie/article_e4bf9a3f-ce8f-5b93-8b2e-ae6ee3ed6524.html

Vontae Davis was worse.

I admit loved it when we drafted Peterman as thought he was a steal but hated his showing against the Chargers that said if he wasn't so horrible we never would have drafted Josh Allen so in the end it worked out.

Jim Kelly, bad experience at an autograph session I had when first came to town. The bad moment didn't happen to me but rubbed me the wrong way. Doug Flutie, I co-created a Flutie Haters website when he signed here as he had a horrible past and it turns it's ugly head here in Buffalo too. Mike Williams, as never liked the idea that switching a RT to LT was smart toss in McKinnie was a much better prospect. Antoine Winfield, let me preface that I did like him but didn't like the way some fans over valued him as to me Nate Clements was a much better player. Aaron Maybin, when was passed on Brian Orakapo on draft day I was screaming at the top of my lungs.

I disagree, women with post partum depression have been known to kill children in some instances.

As a rookie he was in 33.18% of the Panther's defensive snaps. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/car/2015-snap-counts.htm

In Carolina Shaq Thompson filled this role and he was a 1st Round pick, 25th overall in 2015.

No but understanding the illness sometimes helps find something that will help cure or alleviate it for someone else. I have depression and medicated for it thankfully.