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Hasn't caught up to the Chiefs yet

I think I have to change to 'not optimistic' as new evidence has come to light that our QB is a no film watching drunk

Josh Allen: less committed than Dennis Rodman terrific stuff here

I guess this is the part where we start pretending Allen is part of the problem

I don't think you understood me

Organic doesn't mean no pesticides

This only makes sense if you're under the impression that Beane isn't careful with whom he shares relatively sensitive personnel evals, and from what we know about the Bills FO I see very little evidence of that

No lies here

unless compensation for Elam is ridiculous trade makes no sense to me

I think the exact opposite tbh Outside Cook who to me was just a complete head scratcher and must have been a value pick, the other second rounders are Epenesa, Basham, Ford, and Torrence...who imo all kind of fit the high floor mold. To me at least it seems like Beane takes his chances in the first round and uses the second as insurance

and just for references sake here's a stroll down memory lane on how everyone felt about the most important pick in Bills history lol

I do farm but not a cannabis farmer There are some fairly well studied links between certain herbicides and cancers...they deal primarily w ingesting the substance. It's why one of the issues re: cannabis that's meant for smoking is tough because there isn't much literature on what happens when you burn these herbicides/pesticides and then inhale the smoke. Now you may not run into that issue but there are a lot of home gardeners who might. As far as I understand it, inhaling the product of combustion of anything isn't great for your health. That goes for tobacco, cannabis, campfires, whatever. full disclosure I used to smoke cigs also and was a heavy cannabis user in my youth

Who has Veach drafted as an impact player other than Mahomes

There is absolutely a different process Not just 'chemicals and pesticides' that aren't meant to be combusted and inhaled or ingested, but mildew spores like bremia that can be harmful, foreign substances like mites or aphids Growing cannabis for medicine (at least in my state) and what you want to do is the difference between pickup basketball and the NBA, as it should be

What about pesticides?

Sure, if you're just looking to get high and not claiming to be manufacturing medicine Our local dispensaries here are subject to pretty rigorous quality standards

I've never understood that rhetoric when it comes to medicinal cannabis. I mean, nobody thinks it's hugely important we make our own aspirin or whatever

You mean the cannabis plant, all by itself? If you truly believe there's medical value in a substance, wouldn't you want the professionals doing the cultivation/production of the medicine?

Aren't most medicines plant derivatives?

thats either a steer or the most well behaved bull ive ever seen lol

process type guy wanted him a couple yrs back

Wait till I get rolling😂😂 I get it wrong like you wouldn't believe

ty sir

6th in yards

Travis Kelce said on his podcast that center is the easiest position on the oline to hide and his brother agreed lol