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Using this logic, you shouldn't have an issue with "Stripper Story Hour" where girls come in topless with thongs... as, that is their business attire.

Nailed it.

I've come to find that there's no point in trying to have a serious discussion with anyone on the left. It only takes 2 to 3 posts for them to call someone a racist, alt-right, or whatever. At that point, facts don't matter, only feelings.

Det 33 - Buf 22

We got rain over the weekend. Temperature is set to be in the mid 40's and 50's this week, so no snow... but more rain on the way.

It took 10 years (and 4 Super Bowl appearances/3 rings), but you may finally get your wish.

In non-PPR, Mike Evans is a 1st round pick if he re-signs and God forbid, Mayfield is back. Evans will be a lock for 1200 and 12 again, maybe even more if Tampa fixes their interior OLine issues. Going out on a limb, but I'm guessing Evans was top 5 this year.

Is Vrabel's job safe? I think it should be, but I'm not really in toon with the goings ons in Nashville. From the outside, I see a guy come in and wins 2 playoff games with a 9-win team... then wins the division the next 2 years and got bumped in the first round both times... followed by 2 losing seasons. Their best player (Henry), is washed up and they need a new QB. Do they give him the chance get a QB with pick #7 (or trade up), or do they look elsewhere? Is Doug Pederson safe? Comes to a team to rescue them from the party animal and wins 9 games. The following year, they're at 8 wins with 6 to play, and they lose 5 of them.... 4 of those 5 losses were to backup QB's. Despite upgrades to the offense, his QB's comp% went down, his TD% went down, and his Int% went up. As hard as it is to believe, Lawrence did regress as a passer. I'm going to guess that the Chargers will be looking for someone else. Looks like Belichick is going to be leaving New England. Is Ron Rivera safe? Been there 4 years and 0 winning seasons. Now, he never did have a franchise QB, does that get him another year? He's going to have the #2 pick in the draft this year, will they let Rivera pick the guy or start fresh? Daboll screwed up with the Jones deal, do they bring him back? I'm thinking that Carolina will be looking for a new coach as well. Are the Raiders going to keep Pierce? I have a feeling that Belichick ends up in LA or Carolina. Just a hunch.

So in this scenario, CDub's parents are right and that CDub has a mental illness and needs help? Yeah, I agree.

All 6 teams are in Canada or frozen US areas. Makes sense. I see no problems with it. If the product is good, they'll be supported. Fast Pitch Softball has a league with 4 teams. I know a guy who's partnering up with someone who's buying a new team as the league's expanding from 4 to 6 teams next year. Good for them. Again, if the product is good, people will support it. Have at it.

I don't think I'd ever get one, regardless of how many chances I'm given.

You mean besides the video of him admitting it?

She's no Breanna Stewart, that's for sure.

He's a leftist. Leftist's have no level of trust associated with them. Not my fault.

There's only 1.65 offensive holding (0.56 defensive), penalties called per game.... "every other play"?

Based on Kimmel being a hypocritical douche bag.

Rodgers is probably right.

W/L wise, the season played out almost exactly how I expected. Minnesota was the only game wrong. I did expect them to split with Atlanta and New Orleans, but I figured the home teams would win, not the road. Had they lost the road games and won the home games like I expected, they'd have started the season 2-4 after the Atlanta game and I think losing at Buffalo and going 2-5 would've sealed the deal on Mayfield. Even if not, losing at Houston the following week and going 2-6 would have. But, winning that game where Minnesota shot themselves in the foot and the Saints crapping the bed at home, saved his season. In the end though, they're an 8/9-win team. It's what I'd expect from a team that has 11-win talent being lead by a QB with 6-win talent.

I think the Eagles win at least 1 playoff game. Not sure if it'll be a home game or not, but they'll win at least 1.

I'm not surprised that's the price you're paying. For the cheap seats in Philly, they're around $100 just for the regular season. The fact that you're paying only $72 per ticket sounds like a steal. If the Eagles end up winning the division, I'm willing to bet that the cheapest seat in the house for that first game will be at least $200 (from the Eagles). Re-sale will probably go for $300+. https://www.vividseats.com/eagles-playoff-tickets--sports-nfl-football/custom/158

I have no problem with this. States Rights. This is how it should be done, not force fed at the federal level. It will also help promote political segregation. Communist states and American states. It should help keep the Communist party out of the White House.

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The NCCA needs to separate football from "Conference alignment". It's going to destroy the athletic landscape. We're at the point where the only 2 real conferences are the SEC and Big 10. The Pac10 is done, the ACC is done, the Big 12 is done. Every remaining "good" football program in those other 3 conferences, will at some point be in the other 2. We're going to have a 20-team Big 10, a 20 team SEC and the ACC, Big 12, and Pac10 will eventually become mid-majors.

I don't know why this is so hard to grasp by some.

In 2016, Trump lost to Hilary by less than 5% of the vote, something like 120k votes (similar to Romney to Obama in 2012). That gap may not be that hard to overcome considering that lack of faith / support Biden apparently has. In both 2016 & 2020, Trump got 1 electoral vote from Maine.