Mike Honcho

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Haim's mother disputes this and names another person. What isn't said directly is that Feldman made up the Sheen story to shift blame away from him.

Budge

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I'll put the over/under on his gay sex at Two and a Half Men

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I've seen 6 of 10

Yeah, only 1 unvaxxed kid died from measles in Texas this, screw it, roll the dice.

you forgot the debt, they hate adding to the debt when a Dem is in office.

Yes, 5 so far and nose twice...once changing the cat litter - .

StreamEast was becoming too popular anyway, haven't used the in months because of buffering lag issues.

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Now I want some french fries.

The accounting isn't that bad. Cap hits…on paper As far as the cap hits go, they’re well below his average salary for the first three seasons. In 2025, he’ll count about $10 million against the cap. Then it’ll be $19.24 million in 2026 and $26.85 million in 2027. In total, the Packers will have paid him $124 million over those three seasons and will have only accounted for $56.09 million of that (45 percent) on their salary cap for those seasons. An interesting part of his contract is that there are two void years added to the end of the five years, which will help the team spread the option bonuses of 2026 ($38 million) and 2027 ($34.44 million) over five seasons of cap accounting. So from 2026 to 2030, the Packers will be paying $7.6 million on the cap each season for Parsons’ $38 million 2026 option bonus. From 2027 to 2031, the Packers will be paying $6.89 million on the cap each season for Parsons’ $34.44 million 2027 option bonus. The dead cap, the option bonuses and void years Because of the unique structure of this deal, there are really two outs for the Packers if stuff starts to turn south. The first opportunity they have to get out of the deal is actually the 2026 offseason, before his $38 million option bonus is paid. Because the only dead money on the deal, in a trade, would be the prorated $44 million signing bonus, the Packers can basically get out after paying him $45 million for the 2025 season and would only have to eat $35.2 million. Of course, it would also take a trade suitor to be willing to take him on. If Green Bay is willing to go down the path of Parsons making the 2026 roster — which is a near lock to happen — then he’s basically going to be locked down by the Packers through at least the 2027 season. Because of the roster bonuses (which will allow the cap accounting to be spread over five years) and the void years tagged at the end of the deal (ensuring that there will be five years to spread those 2026 and 2027 roster bonuses over), this sort of functions as a three-year contract that will pay Parsons around $124 million cash ($41.33 million per year). Why a three-year deal? Because in 2028 Parsons’ cap hit balloons to $64.29 million, more than his 2025-2027 cap hits combined ($56.02). At that point, the Packers will probably renegotiate his deal. In the 2028 season, he’ll have a dead cap of $67.95 million if the team wants to move on from him, so it’ll be unlikely that the team will trade him until at least 2029, as long as they choose to keep him through his 2026 roster bonus. The amount of cap space they will have pushed forward by that point will simply be too much to warrant any movement. Even if the Packers have the stomach to have Parsons to play out his $63.84 million and $66.84 million cap hits in 2028 and 2029 (the highest non-quarterback cap hit in the league right now is $38.15 million this year), then they’re still on the hook for $21.37 million in cash accounting on the Parsons contract in 2030, a year in which he’ll no longer be under contract with the team. In truth, the Packers will probably have to convert at least some of that 2028 salary ($40.55 million) into a signing bonus to lower his cap hit down from $63.84 million. So you can go ahead and assume that the credit card debt in 2030 will be much higher than the $21.37 million that will be on the books if he plays out his full deal as is.

https://www.espn.com/contributor/adam-schefter/094c19ca0e1bc ESPN Sources: Cowboys are trading three-time All-Pro LB Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. Parsons and the Packers already have reached agreement on a four-year, $188 million contract. @DavidMulugheta of @Athletesfirst had a hand in the trade and ultimately negotiating the record-breaking contract that includes $120 million fully guaranteed at signing and makes Parsons the highest-paid non-QB in NFL history.

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I eliminated the "n" one word earlier. I was down to Graft or Draft at the end and guessed it.

Madden won't let you trade Michah for what Jerry got.

When I was in school, my Dad would come up to Madtown just for the 5th quarter...he wasn't much of a football fan---the band is just that good. Congrats on him making it.

The FBI conducted a court-authorized search at John Bolton’s home as part of a national security investigation, according to a person familiar with the matter. CNN observed FBI personnel at the former US national security adviser’s house in the Washington, DC, area. They were seen speaking to a person on the porch of the house, and at least four to six agents were seen going inside. Some of the agents took bags out of the vehicles to bring inside, but nothing has been seen coming out of the residence. Reached by CNN, Bolton said he was unaware of the FBI activity and was looking into it further. The search was first reported by the New York Post on Friday. In a post on social media, FBI Director Kash Patel wrote that agents were “on mission,” but it was unclear if he was referring to the search. “NO ONE is above the law… @FBI agents on mission,” Patel wrote. The FBI declined to comment on the search. The probe is related to the possible retention of national security information, according to the person familiar with the investigation. Bolton last served in government in 2019 when President Donald Trump fired him during his first administration. Trump has repeatedly gone after his former national security adviser while in office, including most recently saying this month that the media was “constantly quoting fired losers and really dumb people like John Bolton.” The president terminated Bolton’s Secret Service detail within hours of starting his second term in January. During his first term, the president threatened to jail Bolton after he published a book in 2020 in which he claimed Trump was woefully under-informed on matters of foreign policy and obsessed with shaping his media legacy. The book also reported that Trump asked the leaders of Ukraine and China to help him win the 2020 election. It’s not clear whether the current probe is related to the same book dispute or involves other material. The book included material that initially was cleared for publication by career officials at the White House, but Trump political appointees sought to overturn that approval. Full Story