Bray Wyatt
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Here's a couple of his recent posts:
lmao. thanks for reinforcing my point, tom
change. you can do it. even at your age. if you want to
and stop being threatened by me. being king of this hill here is a pathetic position to want to hold onto. i dont want your spot, i just want you to stop training these sheep to be dicks
Edited by Meathead, Yesterday, 11:18 PM.
yeah right. its as plain as the bulbous foam nose on your face. and my wager is always on the table any time youre ready to give a thousand bucks to charity
just to demonstrate how flimsy your objection here is, lets talk about how many documents ive written. i ran a four million dollar consulting division and to keep my sr mgrs billing as much as possible i did all of the proposals. do you have any idea how many proposals you have to do to support a four million dollar consulting business? granted, a lot of that was boiler plate, but who do you think wrote the boiler plate? who do you think customized the boiler plate for each proposal? and thats just proposals, it doesnt take into account all the other documents i had to crank out all the freaking time
do we really have to sit here and quibble over an exact number? it was a freaking ton. who here has the problem to begin with anyway? and if youre not threatened by me why do you have to question me on stupid stuff like this? if im nothing and youre the better man than you could just let me tell whatever lies i wanted to. after all that would make me pretty pathetic. why would you have to call me out at all?
its bc you have an obvious self esteem problem. you see yourself as king of this hill and when someone comes in who is obviously capable your self-confidence is so low that have to try to knock them down. i can tell youve been doing this a while here since the underlings are so much like you now that there has been a pattern established. you unilaterally declare someone unworthy and they are parroting your words exactly. its not just me its how you all treat tiberius and whats that other guys name i cant remember, but you all speak in one stupid voice about it. that doesnt happen by accident, i happens bc someone like you becomes the standard bearer and influences the weaker minds to form the mob behind you singing in unison
its pathetic dude
go buy a book on reinventing yourself and throw yourself into it. youre not all bad but youre kind of a dick right now. you can change that if you apply yourself. it sucks that you waste your intellect training these guys to be dicks when you could be putting that mind to good productive use. and youd be a better person for it
and for gods sake, stop calling me a liar if you have nothing to back it up. im not a liar and i would love the chance to take your money from you. in fact, if you dont have the money i will prove you wrong for free just to show you how fkg pathetic youre being about this and how you are negatively affecting others who look up to you. try to be a force for good instead of a force for asshollery. theres nothing stopping you but you, well the dickish you. it doesnt have to be that way
Edited by Meathead, Yesterday, 11:50 PM.
Wow, just wow
So if someone agrees with Tom its because we are weak minded? And being a dick to the other side of an argument is not unique to Tom, go read the comments section on any political article. This board is actually fairly civil and allows good debate imo from what I have read
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Oh sure, now give Meathead proof that you are a DC Tom disciple. That's all he needs to write more novels here opining that he is not only right, but all the rest of us (other than Tiberius) march lock-step with Tom because he is our leader. And, we are all mean because Tom is a prick and has taught us to be so.
If you discount Meathead's and Tiberius's rantings you'll see that most here actually agree with Tom. That doesn't mean he isn't our resident prick though.
Ok I am not crazy then, or maybe I am a prick too?
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Is it bad that I tend to agree with DC Tom on most things?? I know I am new here but it seems like most see this is a bad thing or maybe just how I have perceived it
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he may be referring to a...
I'd be good with him at 10.
With this to wash it down??
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And michael Jackson
And perhaps Freddie Mercury
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Bulleit is very good, if you're a Jim Beam guy try the Beam double oak, pretty smooth.
A few others to try ...
Buffalo Trace
Woodford Reserve
Willets Reserve
Colonel E.H. Taylor small batch
Cheers
Both of these are good too, though I prefer Willets. Havent had the others. My dad has one called Larceny that I may try later today when I go to take care of their dog while they are gone for the afternoon/evening. Hear anything about that?
My brother is a single malt scotch guy but I prefer a good bourbon has better flavor imo
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It's funny, I can see why she'd say that. Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury were supposedly major influences on him. Found this
Good find! I was reading that he and Brock trained together and he was an MMA guy too, I will be sure to share this info with my wife lol
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no idea
Yeah I laughed when she said it and then said I have no idea!
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My wife thinks Shinsuke is gay and I am not sure how to answer that, any one else think that?
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Bullitt is good, if you can get your hands on some Pappy Van Winkle you are a lucky guy. My dad drinks a lot of bourbon so when I go over I always have some. His normal drink is Knobb Creek
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I would pick it up, if you spend two first round picks and a 4th (I think that was the late pick) and you do not even keep him past the 4th year that is a massive failure imo. I think you have to see it through the end of 5yrs just based on the hope of it panning out
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I guess it depends on how his hand technique was with the push, did he have good placement? did he maintain leverage?
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I like the switches that were made as it gives the top card of each show new possibilities for feuds with the potential to cement some new up and comers, just hated the way they rolled it out
That said I am excited, the wife and I bought tickets the other day for Smackdown as they are coming to Rochester in June for the first time in 5 years, excited to see AJ and Nakamura live! Disappointed Bray was moved to Raw though as I wont get to see him, everytime they come here he is always on the other tour
Also by June they should have the new stories they are pushing well under way and I trust Smackdowns booking over Raw so it should be a good one.
Or and that means I get to see 205 live as well! Cruiserweights should be fun to see too
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I believe this is a shelf below your tequilas, but 1800 (Silver) is my go-to.
My perfect margarita consists of:
- 3 parts 1800
- 2 parts Nellie & Joe's Key West Lime Juice
- 2 parts Triple Sec (cheapest brand works fine)
- with plenty of ice
Sounds similar to mine, but I like to add a splash of Grand Marnier in there
I'm trying to transition from beers to sipping liquor. Tequila might be my first choice. It's an easy way to shed some empty calories. 1800 on the rocks I suppose? Any other reasonably priced Tequilas that would be worth a taste?
Not sure how much you will shed but its worth a try! I thought Lendale White (old USC rb who played for the titans) lost a lot of weight by quitting drinking Tequila
As far as the OP, I love Margaritas and can do shots of Tequila but never tried just drinking it, what would you recommend trying first?
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I think the OP is upset no one ever gave him a nickname
Even he has a nick name! (unless Shorty was his real name.......)
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Soooo they really messed up an opportunity I think with this roster shape up, the Raw made no sense as they just ran people out. Not that I have a problem with the moves necessarily just think they handled it all wrong
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And how many voted for Garland? This stupidity cuts both ways. It's an asshat duel at high noon. I hope both parties score fatal shots.
The exact same amount as the democrats
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They are worried about being challenged in their primaries from the left, not about losing to a Republican.
I get that, but if the Democratic party is backing the incumbent, they are pretty much guaranteed to get the nomination, which brings me back to the point of them standing up to them. I think they started to realize this with picking the new DNC chair, a lot of the progs wanted the guy from Minnesota Keith Ellison (? I think that is his name)
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With the current CBA it's foolish to take a QB in the top 10 picks if he isn't a franchise QB. As if you do then you have to give him a top 10 at his position contract in his 5th year if exercise his option. By contrast if taken outside the top 10 you only give him a contract of average of QBs paid 3rd through 23rd or a lower cap figure.
This is an interesting fact that I did not know so thanks for sharing.
That said, you would know by the time you need to exercise his option if he was a franchise QB so I do not think that really plays into consideration all that much as if he isn't you just wouldn't exercise it, and if he is you get a pretty good deal imo
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Well, I'd say the Republicans - for what they're worth - did at least try at times to have comity with the Democratic majority. Look at the votes for Sotomayor 68 - 31, and Kagan 61 - 31. A lot more Republicans voted to confirm those two liberals than the three Democrats that voted to confirm Gorsuch. But the Dems are so galvanized and petrified by the hysterical prog leftists that they're afraid to do anything that seems even remotely going along with the Republicans. They're scared schitless of losing their seat. It's like the wack-o lefties are playing the Great White to their representatives' Captain Quint.
I agree, but I think the Dems need to grow a pair and stand up to them. Those crazy progs will vote Dem no matter what, its not like they are going to choose the republican candidate.
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Iraq, mostly. Congressional Democrats who voted to authorize the invasion had to make up a ridiculous song-and-dance about "We're not responsible for our own actions because Howdy Doody lied to us!" to save face.
Lol of course, they don't want to accept responsibility for their actions, I thought that was a staple of their party
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Yep. Pretty much that. Newt made Bill irrelevant for a time and Clinton never forgot that and his cronies have been on a vendetta ever since.
What happened in the 8 years between Clinton and Obama? I don't recall this during W's term. You think that some fences would have been mended.
It is starting to feel like the Hatfields and McCoys
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It's unfortunate, but it's just one more step in a deterioration that's been happening for years, just as Reid's was 4 years ago.
Naturally the mainstream fake news outlets only get hysterical about it when the GOP is the party pushing further down the road of no return.
tbh I think it started when Obama pushed the ACA through without working with the republicans, that drew a line in the sand that we have yet to come back from and when there were gripes he said essentially tough **** (elections have consequences)
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It's all that's ever been required, unless somebody filibustered. Alito and Thomas only got 58 and 52 votes, respectively.
I guess I don't see the big deal then about going "nuclear" like the networks seem to think we should
Who is the oldest poster on TBD (in age)
in Off the Wall Archives
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If it makes you all feel any better, I don't feel that old now, in fact I feel young