Voltaire

When most teams that complain about the officiating, it's because the officials made a horrible and egregious call in which everyone watching the replay can see clearly it was total bullsh*t. When the Chiefs complain about the officiating, it can be the right call, it doesn't matter, it just has to be inconveniently timed. "Upon further review, there was no penalty on the play. Since we thought the play was cool, we don't care anymore that the receiver had lined up offsides. The result of the play: Touchdown Kansas City. Buffalo will be charged three timeouts."

Everyone knows that every morsel of food, every ounce of water, every drop of penicillin that gets sent into Gaza will immediately be stolen by Hamas but the aid gets sent in anyways. DEI is like that. Once Facebook allocates any money to DEI, how can they or anyone get pissed off that it's misspent? Of course it's misspent. They can't not misspend it. You just give the money, pat yourself on the back that you've done your duty for giving the money, then move on.

That's awesome.

Now she can afford to buy a house next door to Patrice Cullors. And how is it possible to steal money from DEI programs? I'd think that every penny set aside for DEI programs is a gift freely and willingly given to thieves from the moment it's been allocated.

I think deep down at some level, all of us can appreciate sexy drunk chicks who drive around without pants or panties. This cop is the definition of composure and professionalism. Of course, it helps that he knows he's being recorded since he's the one doing the actual recording. "I'm not going to charge her with that," that's as close to a "Thank you very much, Alexis" as we ever get.

We gave this story enough time to develop. I don't know fock all about Matt Gaetz's private live, but I do know that if there was any fire to go with this smoke, that for sure Biden's DOJ and the corporate media would have sung it from the mountaintops long ago. Instead, they just went into radio silence mode to allow him to continue to be character assassinated with allegations.

This started when Buck wondered why people on the right were only upset when explicit sex scenes occur in books for gay teens and not hetero ones, I said they would be if books like that were targeting teenagers. That was when you gave us a list of books aimed at teens, and while some did have passages that were dubious and have proven controversial in the past, we learned that there are none nearly as sexually explicit as the books written that target gay teens, books that our corporate media shower with praise and paint opponents as book burners and sensors. I thought maybe a good case could be made against me that I was being a hypocrite. I like Fast Times at Ridgemont High for example wheras I do indeed find gay sex personally disgusting and repugnant. So, since I wanted the gay books Senator Kennedy read passages from not available on school library shelves, I left myself quite vulnerable when occurrences of such themes occur in books aimed at straight teens. Come to find out... even the most risque of books aimed at straight teens aren't nearly so graphic (which is what I expected all along. The books that target gay teens with sexual themes cross way, way more lines than the ones that target straight teens. We can't find anything the equivalent of Some Boys Aren't Blue and Gender Queer in the straight teen literature. Thus far not one. And ... the ones that bother to try have been criticized.

Wordle 907 2/6 🟩🟨🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 There was still a lot of things this could have been but since I rarely get an opportunity to buy a ticket to the deuce lottery, I went and dropped a prayer as near to the middle as I could figure it to be. I got my hopes up, knowing that doing so could have turned this into a four. My instincts are always to find/eliminate new letters rather than turn yellows into greens.

Let me try this again i provided a link to the actual words, lines, and paragraphs used in what Shloop identified as the most steamy part of Vampire Academy. This is how that reads in Vampire Academy: Now let's compare it to the actual words, lines, and paragraphs used in the most steamy parts of All Boys are Blue And Finally Gender Queer Since they look identical, I changed the lower case Ls to capital Is to beat the sensor. Those words are "diido" and "biowjob"

Since you've actually read Twilight, that means that you should know where to look for the steamiest most raunchy, juiciest passages are. I'd like for you to share them with us because I want to compare the top-most controversial thing in Twilight to Some Boys aren't Blue.

It's what I had. Do you have a better source that shows the really trashy parts Shmoop won't touch?

9000 women are suing Disney in a class action lawsuit over fair wages.

I'm not going through all of them, but taking the time to check out and learn that the first two on his list are not nearly as bad and that at least the one has indeed faced objections really blows a hole in his point.

Senator Kennedy starts quoting the book 46 seconds in. I will make three points nothing in the Vampire Academy books from the link of the steamy scenes contains such graphic detail as Some Boys Aren't Blue. feel free to read/listen to both. apparently Duff goes into even less detail there are indeed objections to the Vampire Academy books being appropriate for school libraries

Does The DUFF have inappropriate scenes? Sex, Romance & Nudity. Sex-related themes permeate the movie. Crude jokes/references right off the bat include talk about what boys would like to do to girls ("banging," etc.). Teen couples also kiss/make out, sometimes passionately, and imagine/allude to having sex, but no graphic nudity. ------- I've found actual excerpts from Vampire Academy... https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides/vampire-academy/sex-quotes-4.html starting to think theres not nothing near as graphic as what Senator Kennedy was reading in the Senate... the sex scenes aren't so nearly in the steamy detail of the gay porn in libraries. no talk of "lubing up" and "feeling him inside me"... ----- IT also seems that calls were made for these books to be reoved as well even though the sex in them are already less graphic.

You know what, maybe you've succeeded. I'm not familiar with any of them but teen girl romance stuff... if you have any explicit juicy excerpts, I'll have to throw in the towel.

They use their mohelers. Sorry, Sorry. Couldn't help myself, I'll leave the discussion now

Find me a hetero book that involves teen sex and reads like Not all Boys are Blue or Gender Queer (if you can) and I'll find you a book that already isn't in any school library anywhere, although Roman Polanski and R. Kelly might have a personal copy.

Wordle 906 3/6 🟩 🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Had found two consonants with four vowels eliminated.

I didn't know this. What a waste. I presumed they would pitch him 40 times a year then , between starts, they would (do something like) park his ass at first base for the other 120 games. Why let that bat ride the bench?

They don't have the Y2K Ravens D. That's an all-time best, once in a generation D. Them and the '85 Bears. Twice in our lifetime. Add Jamal Lewis or Walter Payton and stir for sixty minutes before serving up an L. Nobody compares and even Trent Dilfer can QB a team like that to the Super Bowl.

1) San Francisco 49ers 9-3 (3) 2) Baltimore Ravens 9-3 (2) 3) Philadelphia Eagles 10-2 (1) 4) Dallas Cowboys 9-3 (5) 5) Miami Dolphins 9-3 (6) 6) Kansas City Chiefs 8-4 (4) 7) Detroit Lions 9-3 (8) ------- Buffalo Bills 6-6 (9) 9) Houston Texans 7-5 (11) ----- 10) Los Angeles Rams 6-6 (14) 11) Seattle Seahawks 6-6 (12) 12) Green Bay Packers 6-6 (19) 13) Indianapolis Colts 7-5 (16) 14) Denver Broncos 6-6 (13) 15) Pittsburgh Steelers 7-5 (10) 16) Cleveland Browns 7-5 (15) 17) Cincinnati Bengals 6-6 (21) Maybe Browning is fool's gold... maybe not... put them with their AFC North rivals for now 18) Los Angeles Chargers 5-7 (17) 19) Minnesota Vikings 6-6 (18) 20) Jacksonville Jaguars 8-4 (7) Sux for the Jags. I've no idea what to do with them, so I found Minnesota and slid them just under. -------- 21) Atlanta Falcons 6-6 (22) 22) New Orleans Saints 5-7 (23) 23) Las Vegas Raiders 5-7 (24) 24) New York Jets 4-8 (20) I've finally given up the ghost 25) Chicago Bears 4-8 (25) 26) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-7 (26) 27) New York Giants 4-8 (29) 28) Tennessee Titans 4-8 (28) 29) Arizona Cardinals 3-10 (30) 30) Washington Redskins 4-9 (27) they play like they've given up ------ 31) Carolina Panthers 1-11 (31) 32) New England Patriots 2-10 (32) ----- My criteria is if I were a .500 team with a league average offense and a league average defense, who would be hardest team to beat through who would be the easiest pushovers.

Hopefully they win their next two games so they can rest their starters for the last two. They'd be locked into the three seed and need to get healthy more than they need to beat Dallas and Minnesota. Alim McNeil, CJGJ, and James Houston may return and Frank Ragnow. Get as much of the band back together because this team use to do some damage before all the starters began to go down and they lost their mojo. Hopefully.... Denver and Minnesota are .500 teams playing for their playoff lives that won't just roll over.

I don't wish "defund the police" on any community unwilling to vote for a pro-criminal/ anti-cop mayor. So congrats Dallas. The city should maintain its reputation as a reasonably decent enough big city with Democratic, but adult leadership. That's about the best you can expect.

1) San Francisco 49ers10-3 (1) 2) Baltimore Ravens 10-3 (2) 3) Dallas Cowboys 10-3 (4) -------- 4) Philadelphia Eagles 10-3 (3) ------ 5) Buffalo Bills 7-6 (8) 6) Kansas City Chiefs 8-5 (6) 7) Miami Dolphins 9-4 (5) 8 ) Cleveland Browns 8-5 (16) 9) Detroit Lions 9-4 (7) 10) Jacksonville Jaguars 8-5 (20) Sorry, 20 was a mistake ranking last week because I didn't know WTF I was doing. It looked to me that Lawrence was done for the year ----- 11) Cincinnati Bengals 7-6 (17) 12) Denver Broncos 7-6 (14) 13) Houston Texans 7-6 (9) 14) Los Angeles Rams 6-7 (10) 15) Green Bay Packers 6-7 (12) 16) Minnesota Vikings 7-6 (19) 17) Seattle Seahawks 6-7 (11) 18) Indianapolis Colts 7-6 (13) ----- 19) New Orleans Saints 6-7 (22) 20) Chicago Bears 5-8 (25) 21) New York Jets 5-8 (24) 22) Pittsburgh Steelers 7-6 (15) Ugh! L's to the Cards and Pats in back-to-back weeks is a disgrace. 23) New York Giants 5-8 (27) 24) Los Angeles Chargers 5-8 (18) 25) Tennessee Titans 5-8 (28) 26) Atlanta Falcons 6-7 (21) 27) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6-7 (26) 28) Las Vegas Raiders 5-8 (23) ----- 29) Arizona Cardinals 3-10 (29) 30) Washington Redskins 4-9 (30) 31) New England Patriots 3-10 (32) ------ 32) Carolina Panthers 1-12 (31) My criteria is if I were a .500 team with a league average offense and a league average defense, who would be hardest team to beat through who would be the easiest pushovers.