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I don't know how many people watched the game, but Romo made a point with 8 seconds left that the Commanders should throw a quick 10-12 yard out to get them in better hail mary range. Now at halftime of the 49ers/cowboys game, Jason Garrett is calling that play out as key like he didn't steal that from Romo. Sad

Looks like Mason is done for the night. Dude looked knocked out.

What the heck was that by Dak. I know the announcers are saying it was Bosa, but in what world was the safety not going to have a play on that ball?

Or is this just a California thing? The scene is you turn down a small street with enough room for two cars to pass each other going opposite directions. Over the past 5 years I've noticed that more and more people drive right in the middle of the street and act surprised when you duck out of the way. It's like this huge swerve at the last second to get back in their lane. Weird.

No it's not. He didn't answer what I asked. The cars stay in the middle of the street even when another car is approaching and act surprised that someone else wants to use the lane. Clearly you do the same thing. I get it. It's standard now. I'll just start doing it too. We'll just play chicken where we both drive right down the middle of the street right at each other.

Nope. They don't move over. They seem to think I should move over even more than I am so they can continue to drive right in the middle of the street. But you answered my question. Your defensiveness tells me that it is now standard practice to drive down the middle of the road.

Careful. If you try to ask them for her policy details, they like to throw hissy fits and quit.

Do you need a center line to know what side of the street to be on?

Facemask isn't reviewable

Dang, he's a tyrant? Maybe someone should take him out or something!

Exactly she wouldn't do what her boss and her job demanded. Quitting was pretty appropriate. It seems like you're trying to make some point. Probably would be easier if you just said what point you think you're making.

No matter what any link says, the purpose of an editorial isn't to allow this one lady to imprint her opinion on the masses without any sort of checks and balances.

Obviously she quit because she couldn't halfass her way through her job. Her boss wanted her to do a side by side analysis and she either couldn't do or wouldn't do it because she would actually have to bring facts into the discussion.

So they hadn't done it in "all other elections" as you said. Look at your shoes and feel shame.

Geez. Refs called every ticky tack call all game and somehow missed an obvious facemask.

Stafford has a long one to atwell if he just throws it 2 yards farther.

I know they said it was a catch, but I don't think it would've held up.

That pick by Stafford had to be a miscommunication on the route somehow. That throw makes no sense otherwise. Looks like Stafford was expecting a corner route and the guy flattened it out and ran an old fashioned out route.

Kyren is 4 yards down field before anyone touches him every time he touches the ball. They could just run every down if they want.

I misunderstood your original post that you had previously sold the options because you seemed to be trumpeting that you had already cleared a profit. You did. I get that, but I was trying to figure out how it made sense given that you didn't say when you sold them. Only after you replies to my clarifying question did I realize you sold them today after the big run up. You're probably about to explain to me that you don't care if the options are exercised at $350 because you still made your $224 (minus fees) and you may have sold your shares at $350 anyway. I know. I sell covered calls all the time. I'll reiterate that I assumed given the tenor of your post that I assumed you sold the covered calls before the run up which made me question why you would've sold calls that far out of the money given it would be pocket change.

I'm surprised you were able to sell call options for 1.12 per share $150 out of the money (prior to today). I assume you did that a month out from the exercise date? Or are you saying you sold them today? That I could see.

I especially enjoyed the part where he instructed his employees to do an analysis on each candidate's policies and she was like, "nah fūck that. I quit." Like damn, wouldn't that be pretty easy given that Trump is so evil?

The quoted piece says they endorsed presidential candidates since 2008. I took that to mean they probably didn't endorse anyone in 2004. Am I wrong?

So she was asked to do her job and either wouldn't or couldn't. Resignation seems like the right course of action.

Reeder out. I wonder if my guy Omar Speights will finally get a shot.