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GoBills808

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  1. I remember when Benoit tweeted that Smith-Schuster's block on Burfict was 'thuggish' and worse than what Gronkowski did to White...he's just not very smart.
  2. Plus now Arya and Bran are the only two people who have the mark of the Night King from getting touched by him, I dunno if that means anything because she melted him now but if she's preggo w/ a baby Baratheon in her belly from Gendry maybe that little guy is going to be a future important bad/good guy.
  3. Also...can LIVING people killed by Valeryian steel become WW? Wasn't Eddard Stark beheaded with his own sword, and I dunno if he was buried in that crypt or not but would he have been reanimated?
  4. But he can only reanimate the ones who got killed by the WW, right? You can't reanimate a former WW killed by dragonglass or special steel...I'm thinking with those constraints he'd have a hard time increasing his numbers in perpetuity .
  5. I meant they mostly traded for their wideouts instead of drafting them. Which, imo, is a reasonable route to go at that particular position which is proven to be a very steep learning curve from college-->pros when trying to develop a young QB quickly.
  6. Does anyone know how the whitewalker army got so large? It seems like you can't reanimate a 'dead' whitewalker, and there can't have been all that many people living up above the Wall...plus it seemed like someone w/ Valeryian steel or dragonglass could take out a good 5-10 of em before getting killed...how tf did they get so many people in that army?
  7. Yeh but by your example the Rams got their wideout support for Goff via FA for the most part in Cooks/Watkins/Woods, Kupp was the only guy they drafted and they only spent a third or fourth on him...can't remember which. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Bills make similar moves. And you have to remember how much Goff leaned on Gurley in both the run and pass game. Without that talent at RB their offense looks way different...it gave the Rams a leg up in deciding how to go about putting pieces around Goff.
  8. Want that Taylor Lewan attitude along the line, super solid for me
  9. What you call limiting is what some might call liberating. If you're paying on a car, you don't 'own' it- the bank does. Same thing w/ a mortgage, and I know a ton of people in that age demographic to whom crediting out pieces of themselves is way more unappealing than renting, leasing, rideshares etc. For example, we lease a bunch of land because purchasing outright puts you in the hole before you even get started. I 'own' enough equipment to cover three mortgages and it depreciates in value yearly, not to mention the cash we pay out to keep it all operational. Leasing, renting, etc are strategies for making and keeping money in the short term. If you're unattached and can get by on nominal creature comforts I think it's a great strategy...but then I'm generally against mocking people for living how they see fit.
  10. The guy rents or leases, rather than owns. Not uncommon and speaking as someone who knows the costs of depreciation and ownership...not a terrible way to live if you can get away with it. Don't see much to turn your nose up at here.
  11. From what I understand about the situation in Carolina, Gettleman's best work was done managing the cap. They brought him in after Hurney gave TWO massive deals to running backs and the team was underwater financially...he cleaned that up and got them contending within 4 years I believe. He's not meant to be a great college prospect/draft guy, although he's strong in pro personnel...I think it's very possible Beane was handling a lot of the draft work for Gettleman's staff.
  12. The cost of panels keeps going down ever since China started subsidizing manufacturing, and improvements in material tech has exponentially increased value/kWh.
  13. Consolidation facilitates storage. Are you talking about a bunch of passive PV panels or a concentrated system ie mirror array? Those have to be centralized by nature.
  14. It’s ok. You’re a Game if Thrones fan. I’m a fan of good television. There’s enough overlap to keep disagreements at a minimum.
  15. Bad comparison. Fly was a self-admitted bottle, and it was shot deliberately so; the production was thematically consistent within the episode's intent. As a viewer I don't have an issue with taking artistic license in a one-off as long as you commit. Fish Out Of Water in BoJack is another good example. Exposition for exposition's sake is bad television, period. We're talking about a show that cut its teeth killing off main characters unexpectedly...nobody needs a fireside sit down for memory's sake. Maybe Gendry gave Arya herpes.
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