TBayXXXVII

Yes.

Depends on what you call "useful". In Week 1, he scored 12.2 points... he didn't exceed 2 (not a typo), points in any game until Week 11 where he got 10.7. From there, he got 14.6, 14.2 (both solid high end RB2 numbers, then followed that up with 9.3, 7.7, 9, & 10.9. That's not a starter for 4 weeks. Then his law game was 12.4, which is a mid to low end RB2. To me, that's not useful.

She was born in 1940. The "Boomers" generation started in 1946.

Anyone taking a player on KC not named Kelce or Mahomes, learned nothing from last year. No WR or RB last year, averaged 12 fpg. Even those numbers don't reflect how useless they were. Juju, the highest scoring player on that team, scored 16+ points 4 times. The other 12 games that he played, he average 7.5 fpg (only 3 hit double digits). Everyone, until proven otherwise, is at best a RB3 or WR4/5, at best. If you drafted one of them to start, well, that's your fault.

Nor am I. Leftists rarely agree with me.

I'm ok with it if it's 100%. Maybe women will stop giving it up, just because they want to have a good time. The majority of abortions are women/girls up to the age of 30, and are generally single and/or already have a child. Meaning, it's women who are primarily not very responsible. Make them think twice before they go out and add another tick mark on the body count. It also has a side affect of helping men who are targeted by gold diggers. To note, the man has to have a notarized legal document stating that he told the girl/woman to get the abortion. The action, must be witnessed. He can't just show up in family court and say "Your honor, I shouldn't have to pay child support because I told her to get an abortion". Nor can he say, "My friend witnessed me tell her".

As long as she's paying for it and the guy has a say as well, I won't complain one bit. With respect to the guy having a say, I harken back to what @lickin_starfish said. The problem takes care of itself for the most part if the women are more responsible with their decision making. I see abortions as elective surgery. It doesn't belong in the political/governmental arena. Like all other elective surgery's, the government does NOT foot the bill, the individual does.

She better be careful, she might get kicked out of the party with that kind of language. Democrats do NOT like to hold minorities accountable for their actions. I'll be curious as to what her reaction would be if these same kids attacked her again, because her party is soft on crime and they let the kids out.

Oh, absolutely, "I said shoot across her nose, not up it", "I'm surrounded by azzholes", "Ludacris speed, GO!", "Comb the deserts", the black dudes with the hair pick, the password for the air lock... every one of them are great. I still use the John Candy line of "Oh, that's going to leave a mark", quite often, even when talking about someone else.

I'm ok with that. Find out which country they came from and each airline can pick a few destinations and fly people back to the country they came from. I'd even support a bill that would allow the airlines to get reimbursed for their expenses on behalf of doing the government's job for them.

Sounds good. Should she have to pay to get something removed from her body or do we have to pay?

I'll say this, in his defense. Wasn't it Virginia, not too long ago, kicking around the idea of post-birth "abortion"?

The reason why this would be a great idea is because it would force women to be accountable for their actions.

I think Fields makes a big jump in his development this year. I think the additions of Claypool last year (and now having an offseason to work with the team), and more importantly, DJ Moore who gives him a legit reliable pass catching option will allow both the offense and Fields improve and be more productive. I think that the improved offense really improves the defense because they won't be on the field as much and won't have the same pressure as last year. I think the two DB's they added last year in the draft will be better with a year under their belt along with the additions from this years draft will also improve the defense.

What? It's still hilarious. My son loved it when I showed it too him when he was in high school (about 10 years ago).

I'm ok with it once they start voting for Leftists.

I'm on the fence with Green Bay and Love. If he's actually good, not just better than average, they could win 11 games, if he's "meh", they could be at 8 wins.... so I split the difference. If he sucks (that I find to be unlikely), well, they're looking at a top 5 pick. I think that whole division could fall in the 10 to 12 win range. They get the AFC West and NFC South this year. I think KC & LAC win 12+ games, the 6 teams in those two divisions could all have a losing record. I think teams like Dallas, LAR, and Seattle end up in the 8 to 9 win range.

Remember when Bill and Barack wanted to put up barriers along the border... and that was perfectly fine, but when Trump wanted to put a barrier that would actually work, that was racist/Xenophobic/etc? Ah, good times.

Thanks. Sorry. Original is fixed.

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I always find it humorous when our board Communists leftists think American's are the problem, in America. It's only because of people like them where I hope Trump wins in 2024.

This doesn't concern me. I just want people to do their job. No one has the responsibility to be a good person, just do the job their paid, voted on, or asked to do. Other people are NOT role models, only lazy people want others to be. Do your job, period.

Can't do that. Biden still needs to payoff his investors.

I agree with @seafoam. We know the Democrat party is moving in the Communist direction, but this one guy throwing his support isn't a big deal, just like when the Libs tried to make a correlation between David Duke and Trump. It's just funny when our resident leftists want to make apologies, exceptions, or excuses.