TBayXXXVII

I'm talking about what happens when people normalize a phenomenon and how it could affect kids.

So no defense? Makes sense.

What you're missing, and probably this moron too, is that in certain circles "Left handedness" is an advantage, so people (adults/parents), are teaching their kids to be left handed on purpose, especially in sports. This chart also ignores the concept of ambidextrous people. Again, people who were most likely born right-handed and trained to be left handed. But, why let facts get in the way of a strawman hissy fit, right?

Yeah, my guess is that she was all in from Day 1, but the whole subordinate thing is an issue, so it is what it is. He's an idiot for being involved.

How crude could the "crude language" have been, that she still dated him?

About draining the swamp? Uh, yeah. Every Every summer and November, even in 2020, Trump backed politicians are beating incumbents in the primaries and in the general election taking seats from Democrats. This November, there will be more.

That's a pretty oblivious statement, considering that it's still happening.

They could've easily recorded it, to show the interactions between them and Trump as well as the search for the document and blurred out the specific documents being looked at. There was no live feed to the public. Also, not every FBI interaction involves classified documents or actions/activities.

I'm fine with them being what they want, but it should be called properly as a mental illness, and not paraded about as if it's a normal thing.

This game is just another example for why the only Thursday Night's where games should be played are Week 1 and during bye weeks where teams who had off the prior Sunday, being matched up on Thursday. I'm even ok with with having 2 games where one game starts at 7 and the other at 8:30, over the 8 weeks that there are bye weeks. It also ensures that there are exactly 4 teams on a bye every week. No more of this 6-team and 2-team bye week bull crap.

Of the 3 (not named Wilson - he's done), take the guy playing the crappiest defense who's playing home.

What happens "there", stays "there".

Yeah, and sadly, he's not the only one. As you know, we definitely have some "Not uh" / 1 and 2-word answer people, here.

I think it's probably a bad idea because I "think" the Saints are going to start Dalton at QB. If that happens, I think Hill's role doesn't change all the much. Remember, this isn't Sean Payton's offense anymore, it's Dennis Allen's, and he appears to be less inclined to throw Hill out there. Now, maybe with Dalton, he's a little more aggressive... but Hill's only got 5 touches Week 1 and 3 touches Week 2... and inactive last week. Does he now get, say 7 touches? Maybe. I guess that's no different that any other "average" TE. The thing is, his plays are usually rushing and not receiving, so you're dependent on "the big play". I agree with @Sean Mooney. You can do it if you want to, but the boom or bust tag is pretty accurate with Hill. Hill still does have a rib issue. That didn't go away. It's possible that even if they use Hill, say 10 to 12 plays, it's possible that most are actually throwing the ball. So, as stated, be prepared for low single digits if you do start him. Of course, he could have a big run and a big pass and get you 20. It's all about how risky you want to be.

Backing up your answer with detail isn't a bad thing.