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I remember getting into this 20 years ago. The articles of succession literally say they are seceding over the right to own slaves. Call it states rights if you want, but it's a distinction without a difference. It was for the southern state's right to own slaves. The north didn't care about slavery for the most part as much as it was to keep the south from seceding (which the south had every right to do).

I've been waiting for the Vikings to give Hall a chance. They did everything in their power to keep him off the field so far just like they did with Ty Chandler. Let's sign Akers and trade for Dobbs to make sure these young guys can't play. Then they finally let Chandler play and what do you know? He's pretty good.

I heard this exact argument on TV the other day. I'd say neither belong in the Hall. And flacco isn't a manning so he doesn't have that extra cred.

Amari did enough last week. Well deserved break.

Cool so I guess everyone agrees Nabers is better than Harrison. My bad.

The weird thing is I keep seeing that he's some elite separator. What I see is a guy that got open on a pick and a guy that got open by getting his body into a smaller DB and using his forearm to create separation instead of his footwork and then I see a guy who's absolutely blanketed by a corner and uses elite body control to contort himself into position to make a great catch. I guess he can be a back shoulder/slant specialist. Egbuka and guys like Ladd McConkey close space and use a sharp change of direction to get separation. That translates to NFL.

Quentin Johnson can't catch either.

I don't even look at PFF. I remember reading some articles years ago saying that receiver from TCU named Josh Doctson and Corey Coleman were the best receivers when I was watching Michael Thomas and thinking why isn't he first. Never read them since.

I get it dummy. You don't understand. Your liberal mind can't understand that it's dìckish to sit in a seat with extra leg room with a seat that you purposely chose so the guy in front of you can't recline while you are reclining into the guy behind you with less leg room. Your liberal mindset can't even wrap your head around the dìckishness of that.

I just realized this dumbfock really thinks people don't know exit rows have more leg room. Focking libs.

No shìt. The reclining part is what I was getting it at. And of course you're oblivious... Because lib. And I probably fly as much as anyone here. I bet you're also 5'8" worrying about leg room. Once again typical lib.

So you didn't just say that you think a reclining exit row seat is almost as good as first class to you? Do you want the reining exit row seat to not recline. Typical lib... First instinct is to lie.

Typical lib. Gets a seat where the person in front of him can't recline and then jams his seat into the person behind him.

Isaiah Spiller is just a terrible running back I guess.

It's motivation. Everyone was on pIckens for dogging it, so he has to show up for a week or two before going back to loafing.

Rashad Mendenhall is throwing out solutions for folks that don't know ball.

I hope Charlie Jones catches a long TD.

My bad. I'm going to wait for a down day.

It didn't say pick 1, bro. Grandfather me in.

You don't even understand what the technology is. You think people are going to have fusion reactors in their homes.

Why would anyone be against renewable energy?

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It just occurred to me that some of you might think this is like in back to future when Doc just drops some soda and some old banana peels in his Mr. Fusion reactor hanging off his Delorean. This isn't anywhere even close to that.

If you truly had unlimited free energy, you're correct that it would be a significant advancement. But you guys get that no development entity is going to allow anyone but themselves to own the IP for this technology right? These companies will just charge everyone for the power and say they need to charge some amount that is suspiciously close to what we pay now in order to cover development costs. Then when they have a monopoly on power all of the sudden this "free" power is going to have a bunch of maintenance and NRE costs associated with it that we all have to pay for.

I think you guys are letting your imaginations run wild. It's a way to generate power. It's not a new power delivery system.