easilyscan

Agree. The picture I posted was from the mid to late 80s. AA is fine as well. https://www.imagebam.com/view/MER5ESZ

Career Opportunities..nice

Looks like year 62 will end up like the previous 61 for the Vikings. No Lombardi trophy. Time to go out & drink. . .

I've heard worse. What did Jeffrey Dahmer say to Lorena Bobbitt ? You gonna eat that ?

Unfortunately, both sides have moved to the left over the past decade+

YIKES!

Raheem Mostert (ankle) not expected to play in Week 17 Sun, Dec 31st 12:53am EST By Ari Koslow Raheem Mostert is not expected to play on Sunday against the Ravens. (Source: Tom Pelissero on Twitter) Fantasy Impact: The reports out of Dolphins' practice all week suggested Mostert would be able to play, but it turns out he will likely be sidelined. It figures to be De'Von Achane leading the Dolphins backfield with Jeff Wilson Jr. playing a role behind him.

Don't know if this will help, but I sat Walker III for Chandler.

I was concerned as well. Achane = 5' 9"/188 lbs - Wilson = 6' 0"/210 lb Thankfully, I had no choice but to play Achane.

Welcome aboard

Or Kirby Pucket!

Couldn't agree more.

Great point.

Agreed.

This subject just came up on next-door.com last week. Someone said we should ban all plastic bags immediately, because no one recycles them. All 6 of the major grocery stores in my town have plastic bag collection points in the entrance. People just don't use them. My personal gripe is the increasing number of people who either don't dim their lights at all, or wait till they're 15 yards away and you've already been blinded. Although it could be the vehicle itself. Someone who bought a new vehicle recently, said he had to get out the owners manual & change nighttime dimming to manual from automatic. I used to flash my brights when I saw someone getting really close who still had their brights on, until I found out that it's illegal in the retarded state of Minnesota. But what about flashing your headlights at another vehicle coming at you with their high beams on -- blinding you for the moment? It's even worse with those super-bright new headlights out there. Is it ok to give 'em a quick flash or two, or is that another no-no in Minnesota? Survey says... It's illegal. (Yes, really.) Flipping your high beams on once or twice to let another oncoming vehicle that they have their high beams on is officially against the law in Minnesota. In an article on hometownsource.com, Sargent Jesse Grabow of the Minnesota State Patrol says: A person is not allowed to “flash” their headlights at another vehicle, even if that vehicle has its high beams on. When meeting a vehicle in Minnesota, dim your headlights to low beams at 1,000 feet (even on a divided roadway.) Also use your low beams when you’re following another vehicle at 200 feet or less.

David Njoku owners (@ least those playing for the championship this week) have to be pleased with this news.