BullBuchanan

The only games I "expect" us to win are the fins, jets and broncos. The rest of our schedule is against teams that are showing very well so far and could go either way. If we take 50% of them, that does get us to 11-5 though, which I think would be a pretty good result.

I do two $20 parlays a week. One for the early games and then one for the rest. the titans busted my first one and the cardinals my second.

Being charged with Murder 1 would seem to dispute your claim. Given that it wasn't his gun, and he legally wasn't allowed to have it, yes that's also a crime.

He crossed state lines to commit his crime. That could enable federal prosecution, which does have the death penalty.

Part of the organized police terrorism group in America is the inclusion of scumbag DA's that they cozy up to. In the case of serial-abuser James Palermo , 13 years of unchecked abuse was quietly swept under the rug in exchange for his badge after someone finally went after this scumbag. And people around here say this is the exception and that most cops are good cops? I say it's the rule, and all cops are terrorist bastards.

A scumbag who committed first degree murder and punched a a high school girl is your hero? Story checks out. I hope he gets the chair.

Fetuses aren't babies. I wish abortions were mandatory for people too stupid to grasp that concept.

Which party is that? I can ensure you it's not any party I belong to. Are fetuses infants? It seems we may need to have that talk about what words mean again.

Fixed. And no I don't. I think it's worse because cops are terrorists.

Like the one for Kyle Rittenhouse? It's the same thing. Actually it's not the same thing, because the dead protesters didn't belong to an organized terrorist group.

Which party is that? Despite what your church may have told you, an egg is not a chicken.

I'm not sure they missed anything. You had a kid that never had sustained success in college with a 56% completion percentage in college. There are a very small number of successful NFL QBs with numbers that low that went on to have NFL Success (Montana, Favre, Moon, Vick) If you look at a large sampling of NFL QB college stats, you'll find that accuracy for QBs who were significantly under 60% in college typically improves less than 3 points if at all, over their pro career. Brees is a notable exception, but he was already considered accurate (60%+). Montana is one that stands out as making a massive leap from 52% in college to 63% over a pro career. I don't know enough about his collegiate play to know if he was considered to have accuracy issues in college. If the Josh Allen we're seeing this year is the Josh Allen going forward, he'll have made the kind of leap that only Joe Montana ever did. Josh still got drafted top 10, while Montana waited until the 3rd round. The last two years he was statistically in the bottom 3rd of the league. 2020's Josh Allen is a kid who looks like he finally put it all together.

What's the primary goal? Assuming that it's to keep the board from turning into a mud-slinging contest, then I would put the weight on things related to that. In order for conversation to stay interesting there has to be a grey area where you can have spirited conversation, but there's definitely a line. Understanding where that line is and where it isn't would probably be a good way of self-policing the board. As for the politics discussions, I'd give a delete/warn and then scale points from there. In general I think points should be commensurate with the offense. A topic subtly drifting into "I'd prefer not to have a new stadium because of taxes" vs creating threads on obvious political topics or injecting them into otherwise unrelated conversation are not the same things. Likewise on the abusive behavior side, I would lean towards higher points for repeat offenses, blatant call outs, instigating etc. Sometimes a spirited conversation devolves a bit and that can just be solved with a thread closure. It shouldn't be the same as creating a new thread "Poster X is a ****" As for language, I think that should be limited to pretty egregious offenses, as there's already a filter. Points should definitely expire.

Another one of SigHunter's terrorist scumbag friends, I'm sure. Once again - not being charged for murdering a human being, but "murdering" a video tape. #ACAB "A Texas sheriff has been indicted on charges of destroying or concealing video in an investigation into the death in custody of a Black man, Javier Ambler, that was filmed by the police reality TV series “Live PD," prosecutors said Monday. Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody was booked Monday into his jail on a $10,000 bond and released a short time later. The third-degree felony charge is punishable by up to 10 years in prison. The indictment comes as prosecutors in Austin separately investigate the use of force in Ambler’s death in March 2019, when the 40-year-old former postal worker was pulled over for allegedly failing to dim his headlights to oncoming traffic. The traffic stop was filmed for the real-time police show “Live PD," which was canceled by the A&E Network in June. “The Live PD video would be wholly material to the investigation into use of force,” Travis County District Attorney Margaret Moore said at a news conference. A&E has said its video never aired because of a policy against showing a death, and it did not keep the footage after it was informed that the initial investigation had closed. Ambler died after Williamson County sheriff’s deputies repeatedly used stun guns on him, despite his pleas that he was sick and couldn’t breathe. Chody, a Republican who is running for reelection in November, has faced calls to resign since video of the traffic stop was published by the Austin American-Statesman and KVUE-TV in June." https://www.yahoo.com/news/grand-jury-indicts-texas-sheriff-183123936.html

Indeed. You're making it even more clear here. Words have meanings. Apparently, English wasn't your strong suit either.

Dick Jauron knows.

It seems you blacked out for almost a half of football.

Unfortunately that's not what this is. Our team was outscored 29-0 today while we gave up a 28 - 3 lead. You may have a competing thought as to why that was, but a failure on the part of the coaching staff is an extremely valid perspective.

You want to ban posters who think differently than you?

NY branch of organized police terrorist group charges and attacks pedestrians.. Every single member of the NYPD is a terrorist.

A medical emergency is what you call a mental health episode if you ever got past elementary school. There's no medical definition of "crazy".

A lot more than if it were you or every single cop in America, apparently. I guess maybe if your spouse, kids, or other family member have a medical emergency and the cops murder them we can just say they didn't have any value.

Edmunds was getting caught in garbage at the line a lot today, and I've seen it since he was a rookie.

That's "the book" on just about every QB that's ever played. Allen does a pretty good job of avoiding pressure in the pocket and can even make huge plays when that happens. Given enough of those though he can start to get a bit reckless and make throws that are too aggressive, hold the ball too long, take too much yardage on sacks, etc. However, it's possible that maybe you lose some of those big plays he makes if he plays "smarter" in some of those instances too. For a guy that can stiff arm NFL DE's, maybe you take the good and bad with that.