The Frankish Reich
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Just now, Urban Achievers said:
I hate our defense so much. Keep Hairston walker and bishop. Everyone else is expendable
Agree - everyone else is expensive and/or on the downside of his career.
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Good Lord, our defense is awful. And how about zero pressure on Mills.
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1 minute ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:
Cole Bishop reminds me so much of Bob Sanders it’s crazy. He’s like a heat sealing missile.
Someone said John Lynch last week. I laughed. And then I thought, hey, not so crazy ...
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Just now, Stads said:
Bishop taking people out now
I don't know when he turned into a bigtiime hitter, but I'm glad he did.
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Too fast! We put the ball right back into the legendary Davis Mills' hands.
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I was about to say Ray Davis isn't fast enough for kick returns...
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I actually like those high gloss red helmets.
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36 minutes ago, B-Man said:
Oops !
That one always struck me as weird, since even a brand new lawyer would know better.
But there's a whole host of other problems, some of which may warrant outright dismissal.
And I think that's where we're headed.
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1 hour ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
My mom was a drug addict and me and my sister were on our own since teenagers. And my dad is dead and wasn't in my life.
I should be dead or in jail tbh.
The fact that I'm arguing with u on the internet is a minor miracle.
Congratulations for making it. I think I mentioned before that I was a teaching assistant as a grad student a lifetime ago. The most involved/best students I had were in a night class with mostly "nontraditional students."
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2 minutes ago, Roundybout said:
Better than his appearance on MNF this week that’s for sureI thank the NFL gods for scheduling a crap game that I had no interest in, thereby allowing me to avoid this.
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27 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:
This is why I asked Tibsy the question about officer behavior. Situations vary, but what I tend to see is many liberals will support police officers shooting certain people (identified as members of a political party), yet rationalize that an individual trying to run a person over with their Chrysler Pacifico is no big deal.
In the case of Michael Brown (also a different situation), people like Tibs tend to support the guy trying to beat/kill the officer, inexplicably if you ask me.
What say you, Frank?
I don't know enough about this Connor Grubb thing to comment.
I do know enough about Michael Brown to say that it was a tragedy, but I don't think the cop who shot him was guilty of any offense.
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14 minutes ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
It definitely is! He's the only reason I had a chance in life. Just being around to have coffee in the morning and hear stories about his life is special.
I take care of my similarly aged mother, but only for a few weeks at a time. My siblings help more than me.
I do the George Costanza's father "serenity now!" thing several times a day. But every night I'm thankful that I have that time with her.
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7 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:
Glad you brought this up.
As bad as our candidates may be, something has always bothered me.
GWB was accused, for all intents and purposes, of being a war criminal. The word from the liberals was that he fabricated intelligence (or participated in same), pushed the country into an unnecessary war that resulted in death, catastrophic injury, pain and suffering for millions around the world.
Yet, he walked away, is by most accounts very chummy with Obama(s), Clintons etc.
He left office and retired to private life and not a word of anger, rage or attempt to punish him and/or Cheney followed. He became a kindly Gampa, his daughter a mainstay on morning telly, and now recognized as a thoughtful and kindly old fellow paying tribute to his old friend.
Moving ahead, Trump has classified documents in his possession, the goal is decades in prison. Never mind Biden obviously possessed/discussed/shared classified documents—and from times he had no ability to even argue he declassified—-and of course Hillary played fast and loose with national security.
Why do you think one president accused of fabricating a war is left alone, another trafficking in classified documents gets the kindly elderly gentleman pass, yet Trump faced life in prison?
One word (well, technically two): J6.
Four words: Peaceful Transition of Power.
The sins of GWB (and even more, Cheney) are fairly commonplace in our country. The sins of Trump were not, and hopefully are not.
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Notice the responses to my post.
They are "responsive" in name only.
Absolutely no one bothers to justify how the reproduction of Trump's signature by some mechanism (maybe an autopen!) is any different than Biden's use of the autopen. Actually the Trump situation is worse, since he disavows any knowledge of some of the high-profile subjects (CZ) that his machine nevertheless pardoned.
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2 hours ago, T master said:
So exactly where did Mondami come from ? How did he rise through the ranks in politics ? Is he just another bar tender or waiter that decided to become a politician ? Was he hand picked by Soros to be the next socialist in sheep's clothing ?
Sounds like he's nothing more than a spoiled rotten socialist/communist/muslim sympathizer to me ... But he's going to get his first reality check when he sits down with Trump to which id love to be a fly on the wall !!
He's a good politician. I've watched him a bit over the last few months. He's young, dynamic, not afraid to say what he thinks. Getting over 50% in NYC was a significant achievement that reflects those skills. I'm thinking that Trump has a grudging admiration for someone who is this good at Trump's own game.
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6 minutes ago, milfandcookies said:
This Saudi stuff makes me sick
They are a strategic partner, but that's only because of where they're located and how much oil is under that sand.
Other than that, they are a disgusting feudal society with almost no homegrown expertise in any field of endeavor whatsoever, living under an unchecked dictator who thinks he's a lot smarter than he really is.
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58 minutes ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
I live with my 91 year old grandfather so he can stay in his house.
It's not easy. I know. But it's worth it.
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GW Bush just delivered a eulogy for Cheney.
Coherent, well written (kudos to the speechwriter), well delivered.
Obviously sharper 17 years after his presidency ended than all 3 of our 2024 presidential candidates. A sobering thought.
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On 10/12/2025 at 2:07 PM, B-Man said:
Who said it was impossible?
Like there's never been a high-level meeting with the nominal Palestinian leadership before?
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3 hours ago, JDHillFan said:
So long as you find that to be any of clever/edgy/cutting/witty that’s all that matters. I’m not sure it sets you up as the arbiter of what is funny but that’s not my call.
nursesclothing…..
But it’s your fault that he’s like that.
Y'all can have your clever, cutting, witty. But please: leave the edgy to the experts.
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20 hours ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:
Ashley Babbitt was not in a car, not armed, and was shot and killed by a law enforcement officer who did not de-escalate. Thoughts on that situation relative to this one?
Come on, you know that situation is just slightly different ...
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4 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:
Whatever happened to “doc”? He seems to have been vanquished. If there was any doc to be ridiculed, he was it. But I don’t recall you or any of the MAGAs here calling him out for his fraud. I guess y’all just accept that as normal.
btw, what occupation do you claim to have?
I was wondering that myself. He was our "doctor of Indian ancestry" if I remember correctly.
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Talk about a break. Short week, backup QB, our defense should look kind of ... acceptable again!

11/20/2025 Bills @ Texans 1st half game thread
in The Stadium Wall
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Let's end the first half thread on some unconventional wisdom: our defense hasn't been good since Terrell Edmunds left.