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I’m honestly not at all morally conflicted over the idea of women who are trying to murder children dying in the process. It’s certainly not the ideal, and preventable death is always tragic; but a woman willing to murder one child will likely be willing to murder more, so at least it puts an end to the cycle. Also, it’s the choices of the woman which led to her demise. Not much different than suicide.

Black market vape juices are killing people, so the government moves to ban legal vape juices, driving more people to the black market juices which are killing people. ”I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.”

Libertarians are desperate to grow "mainstream" presence, and are glomming onto Amash without peeling back the layers of the onion.

I'm a poster who has been here for years, whom you have clearly confused with some other poster? Cheers though?

Dopey take in regards to Patricia.

I'm sorry, but Larry Fitzgerald is an absolute savage.

"Half empty" is unreasonably generous with this poster. He sees "A glass of poison designed to trick children into drinking. Not enough to kill them, but too much to recover from, certain to leave them with a lifetime of agony and broken dreams."

He's gotten bigger, which is allowing him to play more with his hands. If the Bills can become a playoff regular, he'll get recognized.

No. It happens. Beasley is who he is: a handsy underneath receiver who creates mismatches in the slot. All receivers drop balls they should catch (except Hopkins, apparently). Beasley will be a reliable target this season. His skill set will make Allen much more effective against the blitz in checkdown situations. I don't think 80/800 would be unreasonable.

DiMarco? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think DiMarco was involved with any of today's turnovers? The first one was a strip sack, the second was a ball that Cole Beasley popped up in the air off his trail leg, the third was Morse snapping the ball directly into his own ####### getting blown off the ball, and the final one was tipped up in the air by the left end. I'll have to watch the all-22 to confirm, but watching in real time I thought DiMarco played well.

It's the kind of thing that happens all the time in football. Most deflections wind up harmlessly hitting the turf.

It wasn’t a great throw, but the pick itself was flukey. The ball just took a funky hop right into Mosley’s hands. It wasn’t the type of pick that leaves you shaking your head about the quarterback’s decision making, and makes you question if he’s “the guy”. It was the unfortunate kind that happen over the course of a season, and you hope the team can overcome. All four turnovers were exactly the same variety.

His first half wasn’t nearly as bad as the counting stats would indicate. The turnovers were all very flukey as opposed to being poor decision making; and by my count Allen really only made two truly poor decisions throughout the game, neither of which came back to bite him. If this is who Josh Allen is, the Bills are going to be playoff contenders for the next 10-15 years or so. Without bad luck, the Bills win this game by 3-4 scores in a run away.

Like I said at the beginning of the half, the counting stats didn’t tell the true story of the game in the first 30 minutes of play. Tons of positives to take away from this game. Also, Josh Allen is incredibly mentally tough.

Points!!!

Two.

Wasnt McD. All scoring plays are reviewed.

Excellent.

How do they not call illegal men downfield there?

Milano just brings the wood.

I think he broke the plane.

This defense is fun.

Cross posted from the first half thread: I’m actually very encouraged by this start, which is hilarious considering the counting stats. Our offense is moving the ball, Allen has been accurate, has moved well within the pocket, and has been hitting the underneath routs to keep the ball consistently moving instead of being 100% reliant on chunk yardage. Our defense hasn’t surrendered a single point off the turnovers. The turnovers themselves weren’t “bad”. They weren’t related to poor decision making. They were, by and large, the sort of “freakish” plays you’ll see over the course of a season rather than Allen making poor decisions. If we play the second half the same way we played the first, and actually get some decent luck, I think we’ll win 21-13.

I’m actually very encouraged by this start, which is hilarious considering the counting stats. Our offense is moving the ball, Allen has been accurate, has moved well within the pocket, and has been hitting the underneath routs to keep the ball consistently moving instead of being 100% reliant on chunk yardage. Our defense hasn’t surrendered a single point off the turnovers. The turnovers themselves weren’t “bad”. They weren’t related to poor decision making. They were, by and large, the sort of “freakish” plays you’ll see over the course of a season rather than Allen making poor decisions. If we play the second half the same way we played the first, and actually get some decent luck, I think we’ll win 21-13.

I love the way this offense looks so far.