
The Frankish Reich
Community Member-
Posts
13,442 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Gallery
Profiles
Forums
Events
Everything posted by The Frankish Reich
-
McDermott answers why we stopped uptempo offense
The Frankish Reich replied to Einstein's topic in The Stadium Wall
At least the incomplete call on the field stopped the clock. If he'd won the challenge I imagine they would have done a mandatory clock run off. I'm not even sure 9 yards would've been worth the loss of clock. -
He may go straight to the darkness retreat. For the Jets: it really didn't have to be this way. I mean, I'm glad it is this way, that they are stupidly sticking with Zach Wilson. Vikings: Cousins goes down, they immediately get Joshua Dobbs, and he's immediately kind of o.k. in that he can actually win you a game sometimes. They could have done that before Week 2. But no. Zach is our man. Like he has trade value? What on earth were they thinking?
-
Maybe. I'll admit, I'm not the obsessive fan who watches the All 22s. We have some of those here, and I appreciate their insights. PFF scores so far (I don't think these take yesterday into account): Good (70+): Dawkins (76.5), Brown (70!) Average-ish (mid 60s): Morse Poor: McGovern (58.6), Torrence (60.5) Yes, take it with a big boulder of salt. But my eye test says the middle of the line is a consistent problem, and that Brown's mobility makes him a good run blocker while that same lean length compromises him in pass protection.
-
Who have both played poorly. Torrence certainly has potential. McGovern just wasn't very good before we got him, and he's not very good now. Add to that the perpetual "project" guy in Spencer Brown, and you still have a poor offensive line.
-
Bills @ Benglas Game Thread - 1st half
The Frankish Reich replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Good Lord. Game over? -
Bills @ Benglas Game Thread - 1st half
The Frankish Reich replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Burrow is now more Josh Allen than Josh Allen. Scrambling, running, extending plays, making something out of nothing ... -
Bills @ Benglas Game Thread - 1st half
The Frankish Reich replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yeah, that time of possession stat is ugly. -
Bills @ Benglas Game Thread - 1st half
The Frankish Reich replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yep, I guess you wanna make sure you hold em to a gain of 5 in that situation. -
Bills @ Benglas Game Thread - 1st half
The Frankish Reich replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Ouch. Kind of true. -
Bills @ Benglas Game Thread - 1st half
The Frankish Reich replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Not taking the touchback is almost always a bad idea -
OK, so boring football games this afternoon so I watched most of this. Review: rehashed information about Jeffrey Epstein and the Maxwell family. She has apparently written one thousand pages about this, which sounds impressive, but there's no indication that she actually did anything other than read the internet. In other words, no interviews, etc. And here's all I need to know to dismiss her as a joke: At 36:50, she suggests that Ghislaine Maxwell is going to play along with the coverup, and as a reward for that she got moved from the facility where Epstein was found dead to a low security "country club" prison in Florida. Well. A quick Google search of where Epstein died would've told her that it was at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in Manhattan. That's a holding facility that is adjacent to the federal courthouse where Epstein and then Maxwell were facing their criminal charges. And guess what? NO ONE who is sentenced to more than a few months is held there. That's not what it was for (it's closed now). It was for pre-trial detainess facing charges in the adjacent courthouse. In her hours and hours of research, leading to some kind of publication of a one thousand page tome, she somehow didn't bother to look at the Wiki page for the MCC? If she had, she would have learned this: The Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York (MCC New York) is a temporarily closed United States federal administrative detention facility in the Civic Center of Lower Manhattan, New York City, located on Park Row behind the Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse at Foley Square. It is operated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, a division of the United States Department of Justice. MCC New York holds male and female prisoners of all security levels. Most prisoners held at MCC New York have pending cases in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. MCC New York also holds prisoners serving brief sentences.[1] Oh. Nevermind. Maxwell was sentenced to twenty years. There was never any chance that she'd serve that at the MCC. None. So there goes that conspiracy theory. I'm sure there are other similar nuggets in this 90 minute Glen Beck (He's still around? And apparently not blind, which is where we collectively forgot about him about a dozen years ago) interview, but given this jaw droppingly stupid "argument" - one that may be refuted with a five second Google search - I don't really see the need to pay any further attention. Thank the good Lord you have me here or some of you might have been convinced by poorly researched conspiracy theorists. You're very welcome.
-
Random Political Thoughts Inc.
The Frankish Reich replied to T&C's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Offensive to those men who have lost a testicle to cancer. And besides: who will Lindsey Graham be voting for? -
Mike Johnson, New Speaker of the House.
The Frankish Reich replied to B-Man's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
From an AP story on the failed law school: And school officials, led by president Joe Aguillard, had grand ambitions beyond just the law school, which included opening a medical school, a film school and making a movie adaptation of the 1960s pastoral comedy TV show “Green Acres.” How could this grand plan go wrong? Who wouldn't want to see a film adaptation of Green Acres? -
Washington v USC: Battle for the First Overall Pick
The Frankish Reich replied to mannc's topic in The Stadium Wall
Arizona will definitely get one. The Raiders are tanking by mistake; the Cards are tanking by design. Colt McCoy at QB? Nah, we might go 6-11 with him. Let's try Josh Dobbs. Uh oh, he's not as bad as we thought. Let's trade him and hand the reins to ... Clayton Tune? Who? I think they finally found their man. -
Chiefs v Dolphins in Frankfurt Germany
The Frankish Reich replied to Aussie Joe's topic in The Stadium Wall
Irvin (a guy I can't stand) got it right in the post game - the Phins engaged Tyreek in contact at the line all day long, negating him as a force. Zero receptions beyond 20 yards. And they clutched and held Kelce and got away with it - 3 catches for 14. -
Chiefs v Dolphins in Frankfurt Germany
The Frankish Reich replied to Aussie Joe's topic in The Stadium Wall
And interestingly, Fangio and the Dolphins D showed the way for stopping the Chiefs offense. -
Chiefs v Dolphins in Frankfurt Germany
The Frankish Reich replied to Aussie Joe's topic in The Stadium Wall
With Eisen calling it an "errant snap" - finally a decent replay shows it was all on Tua. -
Chiefs v Dolphins in Frankfurt Germany
The Frankish Reich replied to Aussie Joe's topic in The Stadium Wall
I'm one of the Tua defenders here, but I gotta admit it: that was a pure choke on 3rd and 4th downs. -
It never hurts to look at the actual, established facts: - Rosanne Boyland was a physical wreck of a human being: 287 pounds, not surprisingly diabetic, a heart condition, and these are just the established morbidities. And a QAnon obsessed mental wreck too. - An autopsy showed no signs of trauma to her body other than a bruise on her arm. It was not possible to determine were she got that, but of course she was in a large crush of people trying to force their way past security. At any rate, no physical trauma that would have caused her death. - She did have a toxic level of amphetamines (not methamphetamine, but Adderal) in her system. - Obviously she was not accustomed to intense physical activity, which is exactly what she got herself into on the Capitol grounds. https://www.msnbc.com/msnbc-podcast/transcript-cause-death-n1288906 Here's what an independent doctor reviewing the records concluded: Mohyeldin: Dr. Banerjee says that even though Rosanne was young and took her ADHD medication regularly, the amount in her system was in the lethal range, and she had preconditions that made her more vulnerable to amphetamine intoxication. Banerjee: I mean, she's heavyset, she has high blood pressure and diabetes. So you have to think that the heart is under stress from high blood pressure, okay? And diabetes puts you at risk for, you know, all sorts of other medical problems as well. And then when you have the amphetamine on top of that, and the stress of the situation, like, that can trigger an abnormal heartbeat, you know, an arrhythmia is what I'm saying. And so that's why they're top-lining it with the amphetamine, with it being in her system as triggering her death. Another expert they consulted disagreed, but suggested that asphyxiation from trampling should have been more closely considered. Note that the other doctor did not suggest some kind of blunt force trauma by being hit by a stick or whatever; there was nothing to support that theory in the autopsy. All of this makes me think of the nutcase conspiracy theorists who are claiming Matthew Perry died from heart complications brought on by the COVID vaccine. Yeah, we have a career drug an alcohol addict (among other things, he said this caused something he called an "exploded bowel") found dead in his own hot tub. In other words, he'd abused his body for decades and it seems to have just given out while he was in a 104 degree hot tub. But no, it's gotta be that COVID vaccine and not the mountains of drugs and gallons of alcohol he'd consumed over the years.
-
Birds of a feather, a/k/a I Love the Poorly Educated. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/30/us/capitol-riot-boyland-qanon.html For months before the rally, Ms. Boyland had bombarded her friends and relatives with messages and links to long videos about the fantastical theories she had come to accept as fact. Many of the false claims spilled from QAnon, the pro-Trump conspiracy theory movement that rose in popularity over the course of his presidency and promoted the idea that many Democrats and celebrities are part of a global pedophile ring — a theory that 15 percent of Americans believe, according to one poll this week. Many of its supporters falsely believed that President Biden had stolen the election, and some attended Mr. Trump’s rally on Jan. 6. Ms. Boyland’s sudden fixation so alarmed her family members and friends that some of them asked her to stop talking to them about politics — or just to stop talking altogether. Some of her closest friends believe that Ms. Boyland was a vulnerable target for the conspiracy theorists. After a stint in drug rehabilitation, she had returned to her parents’ home and largely avoided drugs for several years, her family said. But the isolation brought about by the pandemic was making it harder. QAnon filled a void in her life, they said, helping distract her from thoughts of returning to drugs even as it acted as a different kind of hallucinogen. “I was worried that she was trading one addiction for another,” said Blaire Boyland, her younger sister. “It just seemed like, yes, she’s not doing drugs, but she’s very obsessively online, watching all these YouTube videos and going down the rabbit hole.”
-
DeSantis For President in 2024?
The Frankish Reich replied to Trump_is_Mentally_fit's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Liftgate - I've gotta admit that I find this hilarious. Politico analyzes Ron's boots like they're the Zapruder film. -
Voice of Reason, that is.
-
You know who really killed her? Jack Posobiec, originator of the nutcase conspiracies that came to consume her and to make her a willing participant in a riot. Correct headline: Obese Georgia Rioter Dies in Crush of People Storming Capitol
-
But can he tackle? The Bills might be interested. Deport that mofo.