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Does any part of you miss the losing?
Coffeesforclosers replied to Einstein's topic in The Stadium Wall
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I hope so. This war should have never happened, and when it happened it should have been a comprehensive Russian victory. Putin has no one to blame for the current mess than himself and the country he's built over the last 20 years. Taking his L and cutting a deal *should* have happened months ago, when it was obvious his army and his country weren't prepared for a real war. But all he does is double down on mistakes, or try and escalate his way out of the situation. What worries me is what he does when he realizes he's flushed 20 years worth of success down the toilet in 6 months.
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A lot of good people making and sharing good food and a lot of booze. You're going to make friends with people next to you. After the game, be ready to fire up your grill again while Abbott road clears out. That usually takes about an hour and a half. Its also a great chance to get rid of leftovers.
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Tua and his sensitive fan base (JA17 Related)
Coffeesforclosers replied to billsbackto81's topic in The Stadium Wall
Why don't fish fans compare Tua to Dan Marino? Dan's a HoF QB and his game has way more in common with Tua than JA. Oh yeah. And he also played a game or two for Miami. -
Normally I'd dismiss it as crazy talk. But there's reports coming out from both Russian and Ukrainian sources that Izyum fell to Ukraine. Along with the supply depots full of artillery and small arms ammunition, dozens of tanks and armored fighting vehicles and thousands of POWs. If this pans out too, the Russian army in the north is in a full fledged rout. I say the north because the Russian army in the south is still fighting hard and maintaining its discipline. But holy *****.
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Easy does it. The Ukrainians have done a great job setting up their offensives, it's true. A lot of the elite infantry and tank units that Russia needs to counter-attack in the north were sent south to defend Kherson. That gives the recent breakthrough near Kharkiv a good chance to succeed and a decent window to do it in. But they've got to take Kupyansk if they want to really screw up the Russian position in Luhansk/Donetsk. Kupyansk is the road and rail hub Russia needs to move men and supplies quickly and in large quantities. It also means that Russia will have a much easier time moving supplies and reinforcements into Kupyansk, than the Ukrainians will have moving fresh attacking troops through the hole they opened in the Russian defense and across the 30ish miles of territory they've advanced. Give it time, there's a lot left in play up North, as well as Ukraine is doing right now. In the south, Ukraine's just going to keep grinding away. The Russian defenders there have a river between them and their lines of supply and reinforcement, and Ukraine blows up their bridges they put across it regularly. They're really in a jam, as losing Kherson to the Ukrainians is a Tet-offensive sized political headache for Putin and the rest of his wannabe Neocons. So they're forced to defend a very disadvantageous position with crack troops they need elsewhere. This is still playing out, and the Russians are taking a hell of a beating, but there's a long way to go yet.
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Is Boston Media finally starting to sour on Bilicheat?
Coffeesforclosers replied to muppy's topic in The Stadium Wall
Bill Belichick is a great coach. He used to be a great coach with great assistants (Nick Caserio, Dante Scarnnecchia, Josh McDaniels) and great players (Tom Brady, etc.). Even his shadow and master of the dark arts Ernie Adams is gone. For whatever reason, for all his talent and experience, he can't develop or hire good assistants. His success rate in the draft is abysmal. He coaches the hell out of what he's got, and finds a few gems in rounds 4-7. But the gist of the article is, coaching the hell out of what he's got is the bare minimum, and it's not good enough. I think this is article is decent Boston sports reporters trying to bring spoiled Pats fans down to earth. Much more a piece about how soon, Bill is going to hang them up and the glory days will be well and truly dead. But it might be more a "pull the plug" type exit for Bill rather than riding off into the sunset with a last Lombardi. -
Matt Araiza accused of rape, served with a lawsuit.
Coffeesforclosers replied to bill8164's topic in Off the Wall
There are a half-dozen other punters who had the good judgement to avoid situations like this. Or the decency not to do what Araiza is accused of. Dude's toast. He's gotta go. -
Canceling student loans
Coffeesforclosers replied to shoshin's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Oh no, people in there 20s and 30s will have an easier time building wealth, buying houses, and raising kids. Anything but that. -
Well, I don't own a home but I'm finally getting close to buying one. So this is great news for me and everyone else that wants to stop setting their money on fire via rent. And if this bothers people, they should have sold during the years of record home prices. Markets go up and markets go down. You waited too long to cash out. Too bad.
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Bills' ticket prices soar as new season fast approaches
Coffeesforclosers replied to HOUSE's topic in The Stadium Wall
Thanks, this is a great idea! -
Bills' ticket prices soar as new season fast approaches
Coffeesforclosers replied to HOUSE's topic in The Stadium Wall
I'm pretty much glued to my computer on the day the schedule comes out. We pick a game, get a group together, buy tickets and books hotels within 72 hours of the schedule coming out. If you're very quick in the draw, you can get your rooms locked in in the half hour or so it takes for the hotels to change their prices.