WotAGuy

I’m looking forward to finding out who I’m going to hate for something they said or did or the way they look. I’m also looking forward to finding out who I’m going to love for something they said or did or the way they look.

“Guess what B-word, we’re gonna play Cover Twelve next year. How ‘bout them apples, huh B-word?”

Diggs sucks F him on two

Early in our marriage, I was running the WCO, but nowadays it’s EP - everything is condensed.

I wonder what Josh’s average length of TD run is and how it compares to the RBs near the top of the TD list. (hint, hint; I WONDER, but not enough to do the math).

I remember that they would play popular music over the highlights; I specifically remember The Beatles “Lady Madonna” being played. Weird how certain memories just stick like that.

Rick Azar

“You don’t have to lose money reselling your tickets, leave that to us!”

With my luck, the only lottery I win will be for a friggin training camp ticket. It will thunderstorm that day.

Revenge? Sounds like Mark Andrews better watch out.

There will definitely be an attempt. I see seats being liberated too. Maybe a trough or two as well.

Yeah, but are they paying for water? That’s what I wanna know.

NOT good humans or good capitalists.

“Mom! He started it!!”

Go to Deek’s house? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Society’s peep holes? You just keep getting weirder. 😆

No. How you jumped to that conclusion is mind-boggling. 🤷🏻‍♂️ And an architect telling someone to read a book about an architect is rich. 🤣 I’m just pointing out examples of works/products that are out there, easily available and can be consumed at no cost. In some of these cases, it is not considered “stealing”, but they do equate to the viewing of football streams available online where the source of the work/products isn’t paid for by the viewer/user. Audience bootleg recordings of concerts are another example. A really good example is at Chautauqua Institute, where you can literally sit on a porch in a rocking chair and see and listen to concerts in the amphitheater without having to pay for entry into the amphitheater. My point is there are so many of these situations that have led to people having differing opinions of what constitutes stealing.

You must have a bad library. I can get best-selling books that have just come out, although there is a long waiting list of borrowers. In fact, a quick Google search of a book title and “pdf” will yield copies of all kinds of popular books, just hanging around out there in the ether.

I get all that, but to Einstein’s example, teachers get paid the same whether one kid shows up or 20 kids show up to class on any particular day. It’s not really relevant to the (off-topic) discussion. Teacher salaries are based on many factors in addition to class size, and are fixed for whatever the contract terms and conditions are over time. I think the library example is more relevant. Governments make books available for people to borrow and read, which takes away potential purchases of books people might otherwise make. Why is that not considered stealing, yet people watching a stream online that someone makes available are considered to be stealing? In both cases, people are taking advantage of opportunities to consume something with no direct reimbursement to the source.

Isn’t that what schools systems do? LOL. Or do they get paid by the kid in your district?

Wait a minute….I think you’re onto something here.

Maybe back in the olden days, but nowadays with modern pharmaceuticals…..you’d be surprised. These guys juicing probably have 4 testicles.

Dude, you live a sheltered life if you think people watching streams is the downfall of civilization. Have you watched the news? As long as we’re talking morals, wanna hear my thoughts on sex?

Think of the advertising revenue and ratings they are losing out on because of you, you sonuvabltch!

Geez, I’ll take $50 because at this point, I don’t think they will ever win one.