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NFL 2024 free agency: Seahawks re-signing Leonard Williams on $64.5 million deal https://www.fieldgulls.com/2024/3/11/24098026/nfl-2024-free-agency-seahawks-re-signing-leonard-williams

Former Ravens LB Patrick Queen reportedly agrees to deal with Steelers https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/former-ravens-lb-patrick-queen-reportedly-agrees-to-deal-with-steelers/ar-BB1jMt1c

Sam Darnold is absolutely terrible. Worst QB to get starting job in the last 5 years, slightly better than Josh Rosen, and tied with Desmond Ridder. What a waste of money and a roster spot. Vikings GM has no clue what he's doing. They will obviously draft a QB in the first round.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/bengals-trade-joe-mixon-to-texans-after-reportedly-signing-zack-moss-to-two-year-8-million-contract/ Bengals trade Joe Mixon to Texans

A Boeing whistleblower was found dead in his truck in the parking lot of his South Carolina hotel after he failed to show up for the second part of his testimony for a bombshell lawsuit against the company, a report said Monday.

My personal answer is he came prepared so he could get her sleepy and fock her.

https://screenrant.com/ghostbusters-venkman-dana-date-drug-book-theory/ in Ghostbusters: The Supernatural Spectacular, a novelization of the first Ghostbusters film written by Richard Mueller, based on the final shooting screenplay by Harold Ramis and Dan Aykroyd. During the scene in which Peter Venkman discovered that Dana Barrett had been possessed by Zuul, he was described as going through the drawers of her dresser, thinking "She’s an artist...she's got to have some Valium somewhere." The novel does not specify what medication Venkman used to sedate Barrett, but does confirm he used what was at hand rather than something he just happened to have with him.

Broncos must be going for the worst record in 2024 so they can draft Shedeur Sanders and keep him in Colorado.

Christopher Nolan won the Oscar for Best Director.

This is the only movie I saw in the theatre this year. Oppenheimer just won it's 7th Oscar and the Oscar for Best Picture.

https://nypost.com/2021/10/22/one-shot-fired-by-alec-baldwin-tore-through-two-people-on-movie-set/

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/laken-rileys-mother-blasts-biden-pathetic-getting-daughters-name-wrong-sotu

European leaders have only recently woken up to the threat Hungary poses; the European Parliament voted on Tuesday to label Orbán’s government a “systemic threat to the rule of law.” But this is likely too little, too late: Orbán has consolidated his power, and the opposition is too weak and divided to pose a major threat in the foreseeable future. Now this sounds like far left Europe is concerned their communist way of governing could have the tide turning a bit to the right. Authoritarianism sure sounds like it's actually most countries in Europe EXCEPT Hungary. Good article Rustydoodoo.

Hungary’s civil society looks free and vibrant on paper, but a patchwork of nonsensical regulations makes it nearly impossible for pro-democracy organizations to do their work. The economy seems to be growing, but a significant number of corporations are controlled by Orbán’s cronies. Now this sounds like the big corporations in the US who get favoritism from Democrat politicians and RINOs here in the good ole USofA.

Elections there are free, in the sense that the vote counts aren’t nakedly rigged. But they are unfair: The government controls the airwaves and media companies to such a degree that the opposition can’t get a fair hearing. Orbán’s party, Fidesz, stands up bogus opposition parties during parliamentary elections as a means of dividing the anti-Fidesz vote. In April 2018, Fidesz won the national elections, cementing Orbán’s hold on power; international monitors concluded that the opposition never really had a fair chance. Sounds like the election advantage Dems get from the media in the U.S.

Oh! I can answer this one.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/chiefs-fans-endured-freezing-temperatures-202714224.html Some Kansas City Chiefs fans who braved the below-freezing temperatures to watch the Kansas City Chiefs against the Miami Dolphins during the 2023 NFL Playoffs on Jan. 13 – when it was -4 degrees Fahrenheit and wind chills measured at -20 at kickoff – could possibly need to have amputations after suffering frostbite. The Chiefs’ 26-7 playoff victory over the Dolphins was the fourth-coldest football game to be played in NFL history. It was so cold that Patrick Mahomes' helmet shattered upon impact. Chiefs head coach, Andy Reid, had his mustache freeze. By the end of the Chiefs-Dolphins playoff game, the temperature was measured at -9 degrees Fahrenheit, with a wind chill of minue-28 degrees, according to the Peacock broadcast. Unfortunately, due to the extreme cold, dozens of fans suffered from frostbite and were transported to the hospital with hypothermia-related injuries, according to a Kansas City Fire Department spokesperson. According to Nexstar’s WDAF, Dr. Megan Garcia, the medical director of the Grossman Burn Center in Kansas City, 70% of the patients admitted due to frostbite during the extreme cold weather had been advised to undergo amputation. Dr. Garcia said that 30% of the patients who had suffered from frostbite are dealing with ongoing health problems.

You just described yourself. Pow!

Good riddance

Biden did good tonight. Maybe Jimmy Carter was a worse President than Joe Biden.