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How in the heck does he get that gee-tar into the game in a little clear bag? Been wondering about that for years ...

I laughed the hardest when the kid says "trust the process." Coach McDermott can clap all he wants, who cares? He's a winner.

please tell me you don't really believe this. If you do, You're a sucker.

Totally. This game looked and felt like a drought era loss for sure. Get ahead, think things are going OK at half time. Blow it in the 4th. A very un characteristic McDermott loss.

So is our offense. Hopefully they will start acting like on Sunday.

Do you think health care should be a right, or a privilege? Should a person that is sick be able to get care, or should they have to prove they have followed the medically prescribed path first to get care? If an overweight person gets a heart attack do we help them? Who makes the decision about what people are too stupid so we just let them die?

I don't understand why abortions are not more RARE than they are. The Affordable Care Act requires contraception to be free, no co pays. If you don't have insurance you can get it at Planned Parenthood. If you don't have either of these, every convenience store, grocery store, drug store has rubbers for sale. I was able to get through my swinging wild man on the loose days without getting anyone pregnant. Its not that hard.

Are you kidding? ECSTATIC. If you know a Giants fan ask them how they feel about the SB XLII win.

Thanks. Both the Raiders and Ravens punters are lining up 15 yards back.

I knew it. Right after the play I told my wife it didn't look like he was back far enough. I found a video and he was 13 yards back. I thought punters usually were 15 yards back. I was going to see where the Rams or Bears punters lined up but they never punted again. Gonna watch where they line up tonight. I also found an article that said HaUck is a 3 step punter whereas Bojo is a 2 step punter. Would seem a 3 step punter should be further back. HaUck had 1 blocked in the last 4 years and Bojo had 2 in 3 years. That was the difference in the game right there.

IT WAS 2004

Executed properly we may well have scored a TD. If that guy On the whiffed block doesn't get him, who does? I blame both the call and the execution. If it were me, I would have punted.

Take the points.

Watch here at 1:18. Looks like almost the exact same play. Drew and Willis ran it better. When they ran it I immediately thought of this play. I remember it vividly cuz I was at that game.

The NFL LIKES complicated rules. The more complicated the better.

Its legal cuz Nancy and her ilk says it is and their in charge. [QUOTE]“Well, the truth is, they should,” said Mr. Cohen. “If it weren’t for her working 24/7, and she does, to keep this place going, we wouldn’t be going. She does more for America than any other member, I would submit in this Congress, times 10. So I support the proposal,” he said.[/QUOTE] Maybe he missed the time Nancy was standing in front of her $14,000 refrigerator talking about how much she much she likes her $14 a pint ice cream? Didn't look like she was working then.

How many do you think would have gotten it if they just let everyone in? How many were at the event? I tried to read the article but I can't read German. So now unvaccinated people are slaves? Gross.

I had to show my vaccination card to get in the Rangers at Mariners game and sit in the mask free zone in May.

You're right. I thought diabetes milletus was Type 1 which is hereditary and Type 2 was something else. Upon further review I now understand that the term diabetes milletus refers to a group of diseases including The 1 and Type 2. I may have over reacted and taken it too personally. Its just that I know several "at risk" people that can push themselves away from the table. Conditions like under going through cancer treatment, kidney transplant, and Type 1 diabetes. You used the term "vast majority"? How vast is vast? I usually take that term to be 85%, 90%. Now you say 60%. T here are an awfully lot of " at risk" people that have no problem pushing away from the table. So maybe we're both right?

Where are you getting this that if you are a < 100 employee company you can't do bidness with someone who does bidness with the government. Can you provide a link? I have looked for it. How are you going to fight back?

I don't think this is true. I have Benn reading up on it and what I get is if <100 you don't have to mandate. If you do bidness with the federal government you must mandate. But I don't see anywhere that <100 employees can't do bidness with > 100 employees. Where did you read this?

Thanks. Was that so hard? I initially questioned you because you said "As far as at risk people, I have very little pity for the vast majority of at risk people, whose "risk" could have been mitigated by pushing away from the table years ago." Still not convinced that's true. There are other at risk conditions that are unrelated to "pushing away from the table". Like cancer patients. Or transplant patients. Or even one of the conditions listed in your article, diabetes mellitus which is hereditary. [QUOTE] In a multivariable‐adjusted investigation of COVID‐19 in New York City, obesity, diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and heart failure were independent predictors of hospitalization, with many of these conferring the highest risks after advanced age [/QUOTE] Your painting trim with a 6 inch brush IMHO. That wasn't my point. @Governor said if you don't get vaxxed you can't get a job. I was disputing that by suggesting one could still get a job at a company with < 100 employees. NOT saying the government should do this necessarily.

My name is not Sue. The way this works is if YOU make a claim YOU have to back it up, not ME prove your point for YOU. Thanks for sending the link but it was just a list of medical journals. So I'll ask again, Can you provide a link or some proof showing what percentage of at risk people are due to obesity or it purely conjecture on your part?

I would put the run up to the Iraq War just as high if not higher.

I have a couple of questions about the bolded part. Who said this? From the beginning I was told the vaccines are 95+% effective. That tells me 1 in 20 people who did take it will be affected. I believe that's about what we're seeing. My doctor advises me to get a flu shot every year. She told me I might still get the flu but it won't be as bad. Sounds a lot like the COVID vaccine in that regard. Still a vast majority of hospitalizations and deaths are unvaccinated. If all or a majority of those people had gotten vaccinated it stands to reason there wouldn't be very many hospitalizations or deaths. Seriously, where would they come from? I don't know about you, but as a vaccinated person if I catch COVID and don't get hospitalized or die, I'm calling it a win. Why couldn't he just get a job With a company with < 100 employees?