Orlando Buffalo
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I am curious how many people knew Joe had two brain aneurysms in the late 80's? I literally just found this out and I can't believe this was not brought up during the election when discussing his cognitive issues. I understand he has had a long career since but it explains his issues even more.
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I have said for the past 11 months when asked why I am so confident in the Bills my only response has been " we have Josh". One of my students said I sound like Tony Stark when he says the Avengers have a hulk.
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I was given training this week that stated I am not to teach "culture" in my room. I watched Wisconsin game today and they discussed Barry Alvarez and the way he turned A team that had 9 wins combined in the 5 years before he showed into 10 wins his 3rd year alone was "Culture". Culture is not related to race but who are winners and losers
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You might want to consider a simple warning to both sides that if your feeling are hurt easily this is not the place for you. Also something along the lines of the only thing off limits is any version of a personal threat. I don't think many of us mind a little name calling even if it childish.
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I understand not wanting the vaccine but I my job is so focused on one day- Super Bowl- I would be considering that after the PA agreed to the huge difference of treatment of players.
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I don't understand the hate for BWW. Their Buffalo sauces are garbage but the mango habanero is good and so are a bunch of the others. Also every one I have been to has had great service and put on any game I wanted. I don't go for buffalo wings but for other things.
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Definitely a QB in football, he has to know everyone's position and then physically make all the right moves. There are only about 12 great QBs on the planet, much less than all other positions, hence why they are paid most.
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I have read the law and feel that this is one of the situations where the right is acting like the left, pass a law with good intentions and don't worry about unintended consequences. I would love to see children being protected more but this is not the way to do it. Sometimes abortions are the choice between two terrible options and to interfere at that point is not the place of government. I want what the law wants but it is not a proper way to get there.
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58 minutes ago, All_Pro_Bills said:
Truth is "fact checking" is a polite term for censorship. Anything that conflicts with the consensus view of experts or the censor's disposition on the topic is false. Which logically is absurd. It assumes they somehow know all absolute truth and facts. More BS. As most censors are clueless idiots motivated by politics or some ideology. The idea that critical thinking, discovery, investigation, and additional knowledge can change the known facts and conclusions is somehow lost.
Go back several hundred years. The expert view was the Earth was flat, all objects in the Solar System revolved around the Earth, and the Earth was the center of the Universe. Somebody posts a tweet the the Earth is a sphere, all the planets revolve around the Sun, and the Earth is not the center of the Universe. The poster's account is suspended and labeled as "This is mis-information that conflicts with the prevailing expert consensus view".
I am not disagreeing but this to me is especially heinous- calling a grieving family a bunch of liars when you have not done the research. Also the media lied about doing the research.
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usatoday.com/amp/5663427001
This is horrendous- the families of the men killed because Biden is incompetent state that Biden was checking his watch during the ceremony. The USA Today, Politifacts, and others call them liars. The "news" base their accusation on limited video of what occurred there. Now they admit the families were right and google is making it difficult to find the initial posts from Politifacts and USA today. This is absurd because the fact check, once again, is the lie.
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7 hours ago, BillStime said:
What state do I live in?You said you live outside Boston- I assume Mass but it could be Maine or Connecticut also.
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1 hour ago, BillStime said:
May the odds be ever in your favorYou are a small and weird dude- you live in a state who still has a higher per Capita death rate but seem to be celebrating our struggles. Us allowing people in is causing us issues, just like Hawaii, but I am still able to protect myself and am not worried.
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43 minutes ago, BillStime said:
How’s Florida these days?It is the problem with growing so fast, it is difficult to keep hospital building up with the number of people moving here. The three closest hospitals to me do not have ICUs yet because they have to get clearance. This would be so much better if my governor had simply killed all the old people last year, or we simply did have freedoms.
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3 hours ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:
I was careful to point out that it should be done in the nicest way one feels comfortable. I have friends and family that would follow the “go f yourself” model. I’m not generally in that category, but the point is the same.
Tough when kids are involved though, to be sure.
I generally try to be more diplomatic in normal life than here, and I have been clear that the mask mandate on the kids is absurd, so on topics I find important I have a big mouth.
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55 minutes ago, Sundancer said:
You want to talk Israeli policy or science? I've already loaded you up on the science and continue to do so.
And you still have never, not once, backed up your line that vaccines don't work past 6 months for most people.
Israel is making their policy based on the research that shows among the most vulnerable the efficacy wanes usually around 6 months. The US govt agrees which is why medicare is offering booster shots. If you want to argue another reason for the policy have at it. The lack of large studies is due to the fact that we are 6 months from most people getting their vaccines.
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40 minutes ago, Governor said:
Did you expect parents to start being responsible parents?
Thats why there has to be a mandate when it’s approved. Parents can’t be trusted. They lie, especially when it comes to their kids, or their planned yearly vacation.
They also don’t want their kids getting flagged for Covid cooties. They’ll do whatever it takes to hide it, including infecting others.
Half of the people on this board wouldn’t notify the school if their kid had symptoms or tested positive and they’d just send them to school. There’s no doubt in my mind. Across the board.
Thank you for reinforcing my point, others are irresponsible but they can tell me what to do. People under 18 are under 500 of the Covid deaths, so you are stating that children are responsible for protecting those over 60 because people over 60 won't protect themselves?
4 minutes ago, Sundancer said:That's idiotic. There are plenty of therapeutics that have scientific backing that people support. Hydrochloroquine got way out ahead on Twitter only to come back to earth when studies got done. Ivermectin has at least the same Twitter MD support at the moment.
But go ahead and get on with your conspiracy of control thing.
I hope Ivermectin turns out to be the miracle treatment we've all wanted. But I'll wait for some scientific consensus before lauding it as such, especially as a legion of Rogan-disciples (I like Joe, listen to his podcast BTW, but he's often batshit nuts) follow him down this road.
You should try out your line that "vaccines don't work for the most part beyond 6 months" next time you see him. Should prompt a stellar misinformation discussion.
You still have not explained why Israel is limiting travel to those with a shot within 6 months and my parents are being pushed to get a boaster after 6 months? If the vaccine worked longer what is the reason?
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21 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:
The appropriate response to people like that is to tell them to &$&@ off in as nice a way as you see fit.
The kid is a good kid and a good friend to my son, so I keep my mouth generally shut around them.
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To anyone who truly does not understand the objection to the vaccine mandate let me explain. One of my son's friends currently has a mild case of Covid but about 2 months ago, before I got my vaccine, his parents lectured me and several others how we were irresponsible not to have it and went to great lengths to explain how we bordered on immoral. These parents took their child on one of the test cruises last week, where he got Covid, but then allowed him to go unmasked to meet friends on Monday knowing he had a sore throat. They see no issues with being irresponsible and taking risks but everyone else is bad for not protecting them
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To anyone who truly does not understand the objection to the vaccine mandate let me explain. One of my son's friends currently has a mild case of Covid but about 2 months ago, before I got my vaccine, his parents lectured me and several others how we were irresponsible not to have it and went to great lengths to explain how we bordered on immoral. These parents took there child who is struggling in school on one of the test cruises last week, where he got Covid, and then allowed him to go to unmasked to meet to friends on Monday knowing he had a sore throat. We all make selfish decisions in life but the rank hypocrisy sometimes is astounding.
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25 minutes ago, ThurmanThomasEnglishMuffin said:
Some good DBs in the twilight of their careers available for depth. Many with significant snaps from 2018-2020. I haven't seen any signings yet.
I am not proposing the following could be replacements for starters, but could add some solid depth. I know PFF is persona non grata here, but it's one way to measure player ability
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-roster-cuts-tracker-2021
POS-NAME-(Snaps 2018-2020)-PFF Grade
CB - Desmond Trufant (1906) - 64.4
CB - Rasul Douglas (1868) - 64.2
CB - Prince Amukamara - (1869) - 78.5
CB - Pierre Desir (2257) - 66.0
S - Clayton Geathers (1178) - 73.9
S - Will Parks (1349) - 64
S - Tony Jefferson (1211) - 66.8
S- Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (2091) - 81.2
Others available:
CB Dre Kirkpatrick
CB Richard Sherman
Ha ha Clinton Dix was a high school teamate of Matt Milano, so there is some familiarity there.
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11 hours ago, Sundancer said:
I am surprised all the unvaccinated are dying. I thought hydrochloroquine was keeping them safe.
Masks are more than theater. They reduce transmission of course. Policies didn't work tough. I'm like you. Don't mask anywhere unless required or requested by a business. I will likely N95 at Bills games just because I spend a lot of time taking care of elderly relatives and that's a high transmission setting
The N95 is effective but the cloth masks are theatre in most cases. I have to mask in my classroom where kids will be with me for 45 minutes at a time, the cloth mask is not protecting them. If I came to work sick with Covid symptoms the entire room would be infected before 1st period with or without cloth mask. I am curious why you are obsessed with HCQ? It is a benign medicine that people have taken literally weekly for years with no ill effects. Is it because Trump was wrong and it was not the miracle cure?
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8 hours ago, FireChans said:
They had the 31st defense in the NFL.
I take the entire 2020 Chicago Bears roster over the entire 2020 Jags roster. Despite the "top end running back" lol.
I was going to argue more but upon further research of Minshew I realized he was not the Jags problem last year. I still take Tribiskey because he has already had a pro bowl year and been to playoffs but Minshew in Philly might be good also.
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6 minutes ago, FireChans said:
Call me crazy but I think Gardner Minshew is a better QB than Mitchell.
You pick the guy who was 1-7 last year despite having a top end running back. Mitch has been to the playoffs twice and a pro bowl despite having limited weapons around him. I take Mitch every day.
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The Steelers offensive line is not set with 5 decent starters, I doubt Covid will cause us as many issues as that
Question for Those Who Voted for Biden in Primary
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Delusions of grandeur? Like he was president of the most important country on the planet? Dude your defense is moronic