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the whack job is back at it. Now, AIDS was created by the US government.
Is he just another wingnut on the “dO yOuR oWn rESeaRcH” kick, or is he mentally damaged?
https://www.newsweek.com/aaron-rodgers-hiv-comments-backlash-1891122
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1 hour ago, MJS said:
I'm not THAT much of a football fan. I don't think I'll ever research 7th round prospects for any position, including running back.
Agreed. I considered myself a pretty big NFL fan until I saw this post and a few reasonably thought out replies to it.-
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That’s a whole lot of words to say absolutely nothing.
Dawkins2024: Make The Bills above average again.
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The weirdest part about our modern conspiracy theorists is that they seemingly believe every conspiracy. It’s like they do it just to be argumentative. They’d likely get more traction with their whacked out ideas if they were a bit more selective.
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7 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
I feel like Milano is just entering his prime years. He’s still ascending as a player.
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Other teams are allowed to watch our games, right?
Why would anyone give up more than a late round flyer on him?
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3 minutes ago, Beast said:
The fact that the jury consisted of 8 blacks, 2 Hispanics, 1 half-Caucasian, half Native American, and 1 Caucasian female…..then the lead investigator, Mark Fuhrman, lying about using the N word…..and the prosecutor’s stupid tactic of making OJ try the glove on led to the not guilty verdict. Plain and simple.
I forget who should be credited with this quote, but always found it humorous. “A jury is 12 people too dumb to get out of jury duty.”
Jokes aside, as I said in my other post, this particular jury had to be made up of 12 people who could be considered unbiased. The amount of rocks they had to have overturned to find 12 people who didn’t know enough about the case to be biased much have been huge.
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3 hours ago, Sharky7337 said:
Matt Milano.
The all pro best LB on the roster, whos replacement was already drafted. Would it be crazy for them to trade him now on an attempt to move up? Possibly.
But he has had some availability issues over the years. And the negative is him coming off a knee injury, but otherwise this would be a perfect sell high moment.
If a team was willing, it would be perhaps the best way to move up without sacrificing a boatload of future picks
Discuss
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2 minutes ago, Beast said:
He beat his first wife.
He beat and later beheaded his second wife.
You have to be weak minded to hate a guy like that.
I’m positive you’re missing a word in here somewhere, no?-
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26 minutes ago, boyst said:
Never smoked weed in my life. Never will.
Well, I think we’ve found the problem.
Boyst, I kinda see the point you’re trying to make, but you’re going way overboard. You keep saying how much he’s “holding power over people’s lives” and it’s sad that they are “consumed” with it.
It also seems from your posts that you are a spiritual, if not religious, man. Many of us are not, so it doesn’t impact us in that way. Or some of us probably are and feel like he finally got his “eye for an eye.”
But come on man, it’s just normal for anyone who was alive during the murders and the sham trial (the prosecution would have been better suited being led by my dog) to not feel any remorse for him. He was not found “innocent” as others have corrected you on. He was found not guilty by 12 people who were so detached from society that they could have been considered impartial.
He was later found liable. If his son did it, why did OJ go on the slow speed chase and not just RUN to the police since he claimed forever after that he was going to find the “real killer.” He then went on to commit other felonies, and served prison time. His Twitter was full of him on the golf course, showing off to the world - including the Goldmans - that life was SWEET for OJ.
It’s not him holding power. It’s the fact that many of us realize that if there were any justice in the world, OJ would have died that night and Nicole would have lived out the rest of her years on the golf course (or wherever she wanted).
Oh, and he was a Bills legend, so forgive the skew on this website.
But come on man. He was a trash human. And if you believe he will now be judged at some set of pearl coated gates,
good for you. The rest of us aren’t being held by his power; we’re just not going to shed any tears over his death.
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35 minutes ago, Mango said:
What a shame. So unfortunate he could never find the real killer.
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That drop is as big as the defensive pants crapping from 13 seconds. The ball was PERFECT.
Constant (not so)cryptic tweets with some homers defending it as nothing (spoiler: it was something).
Refusing to fight for YAC (while folks said it must be an injury - well, let’s see how his physical goes in Houston). He reminded me of a fast Pete Metzelars with how quickly he’d drop to the ground after catching the ball.
And all the drama for a guy who turned WR4 come playoff time.
I loved some 2020/2021 Stef Diggs. 2023 version? Not so much.
CJ Stroud, all of 22 years old, is in for it now. Has three WRs to feed. I’m sure they’ll all be happy to share the workload evenly….
Good riddance.
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He traded away a guy who is at the tail end of his career, who was 100% a distraction, and had WR4 level numbers in the playoffs. The cap hit hurts but there is 1 guy I wouldn’t want to be this upcoming season. And that’s CJ Stroud. He’s 22 and crybaby Diggs will be all over him by week 4.
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53 minutes ago, Augie said:
Good thing we don’t have any games today!
It’s not like Beane to go into a draft with such a glaring need. When we go DT or EDGE at #28 this place will be WILD! 😂
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So right now, Kinkaid is WR1, huh?
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Unimportant thought, but wondering if Mr cryptic tweets is a little embarrassed that he got traded (with two picks) for a future year round two. That doesn’t sound like top 5 WR value.
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The group that absolutely hates this move, and is acting as if we just lost Jerry Rice in his prime - these are the same folks that said he was washed for the entire second half of last year, right?
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2 minutes ago, 4merper4mer said:
The smoke is Twitter. The fire is that Diggs prefers hard work, Allen prefers picker out cute outfits for the Kentucky Derby and Joe Brady prefers to scapegoat “divas”.
Cute outfits? 97% of Diggs’ social media is him showing off his new “fashion.”
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I see everyone is having a level-headed response to this news.
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Brandon Beane is very good at his job.
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7 hours ago, Sweats said:
Have you ever seen Jacksonville, i mean actually been there and seen it?........the whole place is a cesspool.
It’s literally the most grotesque place I’ve ever been. (Went to the 9-6 game).
The entire city has a stench to it. And I’m not making that up; it’s a real thing. Walk outside to get some fresh air and your hit with the pungent aroma that can only be described as “Jacksonville.” We thought we were just making it up because the city is just boring (when asked what the best steakhouse was, we were pointed to Ruth’s Chris). But no:
https://www.metrojacksonville.com/article/2015-oct-5-reasons-for-jacksonvilles-smell
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If he worked on not playing soft zone defense while up by one score in the 4th quarter, he’d have one, and maybe two, rings.
Watch the guy. WTF else could he work on? If McD and the defense didn’t reward him with steamy hot ***** sandwiches in the most crucial of times, there’s zero discussion of this. Instead it’s “oh cool to see the GOAT is also good at golf.”
Working Hard in the Off-Season…Aaron Rodgers Style (Spinning Conspiracy Yarns to Pass the Time)
in The Stadium Wall
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This quote is a perfect summary of why so many poorly educated dolts suddenly feel like they know ***** about anything. It’s unreal:
”"And if you do even a smidge of research—and I know, I'm not an epidemiologist, I'm not a doctor, I'm not an immunologist, whatever the f***—I can read, though. And I can learn and look things up just like any normal person, you know. I can do my own research, which is so vilified, to even question authority." - Aaron Rodgers.