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Violence is never the answer.

Sir, this is a Wendy's - real commentary on turf vs grass is not what this thread is about. (you bring up a good point and they should push for grass everywhere)

Someone tells a lib something they don't want to hear, so they fling poo, stomp their feet & put their fingers in their ears. That's a winning debate strategy. And don't respond to my post, either.

I think the coaching staff intentionally put them in bad positions & plays to 1) see how the players respond and fight thru it or 2) skew their taped performances to increase the team's odds of retaining the practice squad players they want. If they were trying to honestly compete & win the down, there we are truly DOOMED I tell you!

Makes you couch your response

Wait until you find out the grass is heated!

I think he got put on a list by the Bills because of unfavorable/critical comments, and he's pissed because his source of income will probably dry up soon.

Somebody posted with the wrong login.

Are you an American citizen? Super sleuth spidey senses are tingling. This is a British insult, nearly impossible for an American to use it.

SKANK - Skinhead Klan Arian Nazi Karen

Just wait until Keon drops a pass...

Keep your needle out of this otherwise positive thread.

Could Beane float those types of numbers, and what position would we have to steal from (probably WR, right)?

As long as men can continue to lie, there are 2 realities now, 2 divergent timelines. But the rift in the space time continuum will be corrected; time will reveal all lies. The alternative timeline that has no laptop, that has no Burisma, that has no coordinated conspiracy using the gov't apparatus to attack a presidential candidate will all fall apart and disappear forever. Worn away the sands of truth and erased by the righteousness of the wind. But what will endure is the failure of these lies. Given enough time, the truth will come out, the truth will set those hopeless souls free. Salvation is close, listen to the hand of time.

top of the heap

Hillary showed their cards and thought they'd win in 2016. Oopsies.

Word of the day is "kompromat". A Russian portmanteau of compromising and information.

This is as bad, if not worse than Watergate. And distributed by Chuck Grassley, not a Trump lackey. Keep this thread at the top for the next month.

Nedboy doesn't know how to do all that. Shoot, he doesn't even know where he lives when asked.

I enjoy listening to NPR weekday news and hearing the liberal viewpoint on current topics. Understanding the liberal viewpoint is another ball of wax altogether. The weekend NPR programming is completely unlistenable now. Car Talk went poof and so did my attention.

Epstein, Epstein, Epstein!

You're being an ignorant partisan douche. There were two side to the political spying in the 60/70s; your choice to ignore the one side is intellectually dishonest. I have no time for small minded hacks trying to score imaginary political points. Please acknowledge that politics are two sides of the same coin; they both use the same tactics.

Reading is FUNdamental: "There is a deeper irony, of course. We know about both Nixon transgressions because both Johnson and Nixon surveilled themselves. That is, by secretly recording their own White House conversations, Johnson and Nixon have given us a better sense of what each president knew, and when they knew it. " It's ok when team Penn St does it, but not when team Ohio St does it.

Frank still stands by his thread. Liberals never change their mind, once it's made up.

She talks about covering "championships" - NPR never used to cover sports. Now they spend 8-10 minutes a day between 7-8am (1/6th of the prime time hour!) reporting on local sports. This is not what NPR has been for the past 40 years, but the liberal narrative has spun out so hard they are trying to pull listeners back in with a form of bread and circus that was deemed uncouth just a couple of years ago by the NPR listener base. No matter how you feel about the orange menace, the Trump phenomenon is something we won't see again in our lifetime. His existence will indirectly change the world we live in. In this case of transforming NPR, maybe for the better.