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Trump!!! What a troll spammer you are.

Some people just keep their blinders firmly in place for their whole lives. And those are liberals.

I'm still adjusting to it. It's been only since Friday and I have moments of, oh crap what do I need to get done? Sometimes before sleep and sometimes when I wake or even moments during the day. It just jumps at me out of nowhere. Then I have to remind myself I'm really done with it all. Such an adjustment. I planned on leaving next year but the burn out and stress told me to screw it. What's one less year if I am going to live in stress for that whole year? The after work life goes fast you're saying I guess? I spent 21 years at my company. It was time.

Well, she was put in charge of the border about 2 years ago so that means, she's probably shooting videos with kid paid actors to pretend to listen to her.

Don't tell a liberal that. That's their whole basis of voting. Hell, that is their whole basis of living thanks to TDS.

Amen to that.

Honestly, if Fields is still being Fields in a couple weeks, I would love to see them give Bagant a shot at a game or two. The big news on that guy is his ability to process the defense before the snap of the ball. They did a big piece on him along with an interview and some video of the guy and he is sharp as a tack. And I get it, when your QB is not playing well everyone's favorite player is the backup QB, but that said, this guy showed it off first in practice this summer, then in preseason he looked good enough to move up into the #1 backup role, and now his chance to see what he can do in a real game would intrigue me. Hell, Tony Romo was an UDFA if I remember correctly. Purdy was Mr. Irrelevant, and there were others. Why not this guy if Fields continues to falter and be a slow processor of defenses?

It really is. The whole mood of the team. Like with all the Claypool crap that's going on. Not that he's playing, but the fact that it's talked about in Chicago about how the coaches were on a different page than the players and such about the guy and why they told him to stay home. Even Cole Kmet had comments on it about Claypool's at Notre Dame and how he was perfectly fine because they won a lot of games and didn't lose like the Bears are losing. All that stuff is interesting from the different teams. I agree. And some of it can be helpful going into the games for gambling as well.

I don't really care if the Bears don't win a game unless Fields starts throwing for 250+ consistently. I only want one or the other. Fields to prove to be really good, or the Bears to tank. My only comment on it is that I do think the Bears would get at least something mid round for him if they put him on the trade block right now.

Another pedocrat run city...This time Philthadelphia... https://www.foxnews.com/us/businesses-setting-up-booby-traps-protect-themselves-blue-citys-drug-haven-recovering-addict Businesses ‘don’t last long’ in Philadelphia’s crime-ridden, open-air drug market PHILADELPHIA – Poverty-stricken families living in Kensington, unable to flee the crime-ridden open-air drug market, are forced to find ways to hide their children from the neighborhood's in-your-face horrors, while businesses devise tricks to keep addicts and their oozing flesh wounds off their stoops, according to a recovering addict who managed to flee the community. "The businesses don't last long. When they are put in the community, the community tends to tear them down," said Frank Rodriguez. "It's not a place for anything to thrive." Kensington has gained international attention for its excessive public drug use and has become a focal point for high crime and poverty in the City of Brotherly Love. The neighborhood had among the worst violent and drug crime rates citywide over a 30-day period ending Aug. 14, according to data compiled by The Philadelphia Inquirer. "I couldn't imagine the customers to my business having to come through all this chaos just to support my business," Rodriguez, a business owner himself, told Fox News. "Who wants to come down to this neighborhood … to shop here? Who wants to do that? Nobody." In Kensington, frail men and women slumped over stoops muster the strength to inject themselves for another fix. Others, half-clothed, stumble through the busy road or sprawl out on the sidewalk passed out from fentanyl or tranq — or both. Overdose kits, syringes and trash is perpetually scattered across Kensington Avenue. The owners of Cantina La Martina, a James Beard Award-nominated Mexican spot in Kensington, recently highlighted obstacles their restaurant has faced because of the public drug consumption and large encampments. Co-owner Mariangeli Saez said nightly servings have dropped at least 60% and safety concerns has caused their food supply vendors to refuse to make deliveries, CBS News Philadelphia reported. Employees "have to come out every single day and clean up numerous times," Rodriguez said. "There's needles, vomit, feces, bodies." Rodriguez, who used to deal and use drugs in the neighborhood before getting sober, said the area's escalated substance abuse and crime has led some businesses to go the extra mile to keep their storefronts appealing to prospective customers. "They have to set up these crazy little hacks and booby traps just to keep people off of their stoops," he said. "There are businesses that set up sprinkler systems, so they can just be inside and hit a button and the sprinkler system goes off." But Kensington is also home to many families with young kids. One lifelong Kensington resident, Rob, told Fox News he was bringing pizza home to his kids to avoid exposing them to the criminals and drug addicts littering the streets. Residents "can't even shop in their own community," Rodriguez told Fox News. Kensington's violent crime rate was around 30% higher than the rest of the city from 2012 to 2016, while the area's average income per capita was half the average citywide salary, according to a Drexel University study published in October 2019. The area also had more complaints about graffiti removal, illegal dumping, vacant houses and dangerous buildings than the city at large. "There's people that are literally just waiting for you to nod off so they can go in your bag, take your money, take your drugs, take the shoes off your feet," Rodriguez said. Rodriguez fled Kensington as part of his path to sobriety but goes back nearly every week to provide necessities and life advice to struggling drug users. But despite his efforts, the recovering heroin addict previously told Fox News that the neighborhood has continued to deteriorate. "It's 100% getting worse," he said. "And it's gonna get worse tomorrow, and the next day is gonna be even worse."

He doesn't have him rostered. He would have to drop someone to pick him up.

No. It's a different topic. And it's not like there are 100s of posters posting new threads all over the place. This is about Thursday night football. Not just the Bears. It would be nice if hometown fans of a team would post more about their team's status going into games. Sorry you don't like it, but I can't help you with that. I skip over threads all the time that I hold no intesrest in. I don't go into those threads and tell the OP they boor me. And I hate mixing topics into one thread.

I think Sam Fran would give their collective left nut for Fields.

You mentioned that no team would give up any draft capital for him. Yet Lance drew a 4th rounder and he isn't as good as Fields.

For the whole night. And give her a signed legal form saying you would never release the film unless false allegations were made. Then it's fair game if so.

Why do these leagues do their own criminal investigations? Why not wait for the court rulings to come out before suspending? Do they know something the cops don't? It might be cool if someone made a very realistic movie or a documentary on the behind the scenes goings on when the league looks into these things for themselves. Maybe that would be too embarrassing for them.

'There was a shot there towards the beginning that would have made a movie an x-rated animal video if it was shown. Holy hell that was frightening to imagine if those pants were off.

The first comment is about the biggest understatement I think I've ever heard. The second description is more accurate. And you know that if Trump had wanted open borders, biden and the whole of the democrat party would have demanded a wall be constructed. Their agenda was to absolutely do everything exactly opposite of what Trump was trying to do without even thinking about it.

I already gave you my input on the last page.

These were your "topics" I already addressed the former on the last page but you ignored it. And that is no big deal. Trust me. I am definitely not looking for your looney take on my post that you wanted no part of. "Conservatives"

"Topics"

Seriously. How can anyone even reply to that with a straight face? Holy fock.

Well, Cook is on a one year deal. So, if Hall stays healthy through the year, the sky is the limit. I have him in place for two more years at 15% cap and loving it. This year? I really don't mind having a guy like Cook around. I hate it when my running backs get 20 carries and 5 catches every game unless their name is McCaffrey. Of course you want a lot of touches out of your RB, but I would rather have 14-15 quality carries and and 5-6 catches. I know that's only a difference of like 5, but it adds up over time. Maybe one less series a game? Keep the guy fresh? Anyway, I'm not sure about this year but to actually hear a coach say they are taking the training wheels off the guy and letting him him rip, that's good enough for me unless we see differently which I guess we will find out come this Sunday. I'm putting him in this week though. If he bombs, then it will be a risk I took and lost. But can Hall really bomb out? That would surprise me. As we know, anything can happen. I can only share the way I think about it.

I know. You liberals keep showing it off so it's hard to miss.