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Texans D

Don't care who wins just glad to be back to playoff football

Great game happening in Lubbock

Now all my pop-ups on here are Walmart ads

Great reason to stop doing it

Who gave my posty crazy eyes? You think I'm wrong? You think Walmart and Pepsico want to limit options on SNAP purchases? That's the lobby you are up against.

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That's not a simple solution to a complex problem. Inner city versus rural school systems are in completely different boats. Not to mention that private schools can pick and choose students. So then all developmental disabilities, the most challenging students with discipline and poorest academic performers would just be left behind to public education with less resources because you take away funding to redistribute to the schools taking away some of their choice students.

SNAP is designed to only be temporary and has work requirements and a limit of three months per year. Just as some of you are suggesting these programs should be designed. The opportunity to utilize the system longer falls to those with dependents. So they can basically qualify for their kids benefits without the work requirements. Do we need to make the work requirements mandatory even with kids at home? And then do we need to have a discussion on childcare after that?

SNAP choice isn't just a preference for those receiving benefits or social service orgs fighting for options. You're also up against corporate America including retailers and food manufacturers and producers.

Why do you all try and blanket statement us? I work for a food bank and advocate for the disadvantaged.

Just to clarify, this is the nflpa (players choice) all- pro awards. They can only vote for their position or who they line up against on the opposite side of the field. The ap all-pro honors will be revealed at a later date, but I assume this vote has influence on that one.

Russ gonna cook and bo gonna nix the bills and either one can enjoy their trophy sitting at home after this weekend

I'm saying you only have three different matchups than your divisional opponents. Losers make excuses, winners win

Home games: Chicago (5-12), Green Bay (11-6), Minnesota (14-3), Dallas (7-10), New York Giants (3-14), Cleveland (3-14), Pittsburgh (10-7) and Tampa Bay (10-7). Road games: Chicago (5-12), Green Bay (11-6), Minnesota (14-3), Washington (12-5), Philadelphia (14-3), Cincinnati (9-8), Baltimore (12-5), Kansas City (15-2) and Los Angeles Rams (10-7). KC , Tampa and the Rams are the only teams different than who your divisional opponents play. Just win your division games and the rest usually takes care of itself. It's not like every other NFC South, NFC East or AFC West foe that your division rivals will face are going to be pushovers.

I sat through a 1.5 hr catholic funeral today. They should look at making their services more efficient?

Opps? Like who we facing this week?

Oof

Also, have you ever even fockin been to Arkansas?

They also still have some dry counties #nothanks

Why is Eli's nephew in and not ewers? I just turned it on so seriously asking.

He's beat Mahomes in the regular season, just not the playoffs. Only Burrow and Brady have. If you ask the players, I think they would agree with me in what really matters most.

He also has yet to beat Pat when it matters. He may eventually get that monkey off his back, but there's no guarantee. Pat never accomplished that very thing he sought against Brady. I don't care how much better of a pocket passer or scrambler you think Josh Allen is than Mahomes. The true measuring stick is Super Bowls, and there's no way I'd trade our QB for any other option out there.

I remember those days