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1 minute ago, Teddy KGB said:
I called benched by week 3.
Easy money.
If they lose this game and the offense continues to be ineffective, Hue Jackson's job will be on the line so he'll have to turn to Mayfield.
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7 minutes ago, TakeYouToTasker said:
The "death panels" wasn't inaccurate.
It's an ominous name used for political impact, but that they exist under systems of universal care is an absolute fact.
I realize that, but it was an irrational scare tactic used at the time. Obama was going to convene a panel to decide who lives and dies.
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18 minutes ago, HamSandwhich said:
From that video, I honestly think its more posturing for the left. They are trying to paint the picture that the republicans are misogynists to get the votes in the election. They probably know this will not matter for Kavanaugh in the end.
Everything's political. I still remember the ACA death panel bs Republicans pushed for the '10 midterms.
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1 minute ago, HamSandwhich said:
What degree though? He was a teenager, it was 36 years ago, everyone has skeletons. Look in the mirror.
They have a pretty high standard for the Supreme Court over the years. One guy had to withdraw his nomination during the Reagan administration because he smoked pot when he was younger.
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7 hours ago, NoSaint said:
It seems his joke flew right by you
Right by me. Never only read the first sentence of a post.
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Was hoping for Pearl Jam or Guns N Roses. They decided to go full retard instead.
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3 hours ago, BuffaloBillies said:
I remember back about 10 years ago (I think 2018) they were 17 pt underdogs against the Packers, or maybe it was the Vikings, one week. Man, that seems like ancient history now with two superbowl rings. Thank god the Bills picked Allen in that one draft. Really, who would have predicted he'd be in the Brady/Montana conversation?? Go Bills!
I make the same mistakes. It was 2010 and the Packers were favored by 12.5.
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27-14 Vikings. Backdoor cover.
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It would pry be number 1 given the point spread.
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I haven't seen any weaknesses in the kid's mental makeup that would make me think you could "ruin" him with a weak o-line and WR core so I'm not that concerned. You can't beat on the field experience and learning from your mistakes. I don't care how much film you study. My concern with him is more of a physical one as he hasn't perfected the slide yet and he takes a lot of hits with this line.
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Depends on what you can get for that 1st pick in terms of trading back (and how far you trade back). If you don't get a good offer then I'd go with Bosa (I don't trust drafting DT's that high with Oliver). Greg Little would be somebody I would target if we move back a few spots.
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3 hours ago, Fadingpain said:
Loved the scene where Gus realized Hector was still himself, and how he determined that...and how that was all totally missed by the female doctor.
Also, by haltering his progress he knows he can torment Salamanca without him being able to speak the rest of his life. Cold blooded.
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18 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:
Active grand juries.
(But something like 90% of the total is to be immediately declassed. The remaining % will follow soon from what I hear from people who know)
Good. I wish they'd just release the whole thing at once. Those competing partisan memos were useless.
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5 hours ago, donbb said:
Selected parts of but not the entire Carter Page document will be released.
Fishy.
Why not release the whole thing?
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O-line, D-line, and O-line
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1 minute ago, Fadingpain said:
I thought we were bailed out several times with good calls!
The safety that was ruled a touchback, was one of them.
The first fumble was clearly our ball so I guess they cancel each other out. The one punt that pinned us inside our 5 should've been a touchback though.
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15 hours ago, /dev/null said:
It doesn't matter where he goes. He starts out as a bum. Becomes the backup. And somehow the starter.
Then he explodes for big numbers and exciting play for a few games.
Next comes the contract extension
Then he sucks
It's Fitzmagic
Harvard graduate.
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He goes through the rigors of training camp and then decides to retire at halftime in the 2nd game of the season. This is one of the strangest stories I've ever seen and will go down in Bills lore as such.
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4 hours ago, Peter said:
As I have said before, McBeane and others complaining about the roster is like the kid who killed his parents throwing himself at the mercy of the court because he is an orphan.
LOL. There's so many other analogies you could've made, but I'm a fan of that one.
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49 minutes ago, twoandfourteen said:
What are these guys supposed to write?
The Bills & Sabres have given them practically nothing to work with over the past two decades.
There are only so many ways to write the same article -- but it's not Sully & Bucky's fault that the Bills & Sabres have been stuck in a perpetual, never-ending miasma of failure.
I only commented on Sullivan. Here's how his curmudgeon demeanor sneaks into his writing even when he has every right to rip this team.
"Kyle Williams and Lorenzo Alexander look their age (35). You have to wonder if the Bills kept them around to give the appearance of competing, as the game begins to pass them by."
The first sentence is a fair assessment. The second sentence is just some conspiracy theory he has.
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Sharps will jump all over the Bills on this one. I predict a back door cover.
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Giants will regret passing on Darnold. Having him play in their stadium for the other New Jersey team for the next decade will be a tough pill to swallow.
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I can just imagine Sully's best man toast. "I'll give it a week at best."
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54 minutes ago, Domdab99 said:
I think we're actually better than the Cards. Maybe the Browns.
The Browns tied the Steelers and almost upset the Saints. They're vastly improved. Especially on defense.
The Cards will pry be starting Josh Rosen pretty soon. We're definitely in a fight with them for the first pick at this point.
President Donald J. Trump's Supreme Court Associate Justice Kavanaugh
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Posted · Edited by Doc Brown
Is it fair to dismiss her allegations based on nobody else coming forward? Probably not.
Does it make it more likely that she's either making it up or has a faulty memory of what actually happened that night? Yes.
Do I think this is a Hal Mary play by the Dems to somehow prevent a lifelong Republican from joining the Supreme Court? Yes.
Is another goal to further the Mad Men society that Democrats are accusing Republican politicians of still embracing with the emphasis on Trump? Yes.
Would Republican politicians go down this same path if the shoe was on the other foot? Absolutely.
Kavanaugh doesn't come off as likable and charismatic as Roberts and Gorsuch did during their confirmation hearings so I'd be interested in seeing the polling on this. My guess in today's political climate and the #metoo movement there would be a slight edge in those who disapprove of Kavanaugh being appointed with a lot of undecideds.