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14 question marks is the minimum. This post has 15. It's kosher.

It's been determined previously that the minimum number of question marks to get your point across for a topic title is 14. This title meets that criteria, so we're good.

Technically, not a cash cow. Meaning, cash generated from operations maybe providing a reasonable return on the investment, but the real increase in wealth for Pegula is in (estimated) equity value, should he decide to sell.

This says a lot more about you than it does about the Bills.

So you state: 1) Belichick is one of the greatest coaches of all time 2) Belichick called his own defensive plays in 3 seasons (two of which he won 12 and 13 games, and went to a Super Bowl in one of them) 3) This fact is irrelevant to your post, which picks a few other coaches who called their own plays, but ignores Belichick, to make the veiled point that McD will fail like those other coaches. OK, whatever, dude.

You cherry picked your examples.

https://www.nbcsportsboston.com/nfl/new-england-patriots/how-have-the-patriots-fared-with-bill-belichick-calling-defensive-plays/383667/

You couldn't 'find' Belichick? Give us a break... He was a good talent scout, but a 'scrub' GM. Being a keen observer of talent is quite different from managing the roster and draft capital over time, not to mention the communications and 'political' aspect of the GM role.

Your responses are non-sensical. I made no comments on her acting abilties, or whether it makes sense that she has so many followers or anything of the sort. I was pointing out that when traveling in public she probably wants to not look like an actress or model, thus calling attention to herself. This was in response to your earlier point. But apparently you get derailed by anyone who challenges the curmudgeonly inane things you spew on this board. No worries - to the ignore list you go. Bye bye!

His biggest blunder would probably be reading this thread.

A total smoke show actress with 21 million followers on social media may tend to 'dumb it down' in public so as to not be accosted left and right by fans. And yes, how they look in real life and how they look for photo shoots are not the same thing. Thanks for the insight Einstein.

This is based on all of Shemp's first hand experience dating actresses.

Your taste is all in your mouth!

Clearly

14 question marks? Dude, you gotta have at least 17.

I'll be flying in the air edit: in a plane

Only three question marks in the subject title? Weak sauce. The established minimum is 22.

Only 19 of them. It's weak. Need at least 20. That's what I'm talking about!

It's going to be a long off-season.

It's going to be a long off-season.

Good point. Now 22, that would be excessive.

What's up with all the question marks in the subject lines? Second post today with about a hundred of them. Seems excessive.

That's a cogent response right there brother.

I wore something like that when I was a catcher in baseball, but it was lower on my torso.

I believe it's recognition of the same issue that likely caused Hamlin's heart issue is most prevalent in youth sports. Dozens of kids a year die when struck in that particular way with a baseball, softball, knee, whatever in just the right spot. Kids are obviously smaller and less developed physically and therefore at higher risk. Having the equipment and training available within minutes may save lives, in addition to the random teacher or janitor having a coronary attack. Look, I don't know if it's a good idea relative to cost or not (there are lots of things to spend money on to save lives or prevent accidents) but I think Hamlin's situation raised awareness of this issue, and therefore dialogue on it is natural.