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There is actually strong evidence that it was delayed. @TimHauckhas provided the receipts before.

Also, sorry to hear about 29Guests

Give me $20 and it's a deal.

1. I suppose you could just let UNRWA drive the aid right to Hamas and bypass the effort to steal it. This "short-term solution" leaves Hamas in control and able to retool. This is the scenario in which you believe Hamas surrenders control to the UN, who by the way has NOT offered to take control of Gaza. They can't, because Hamas is still in charge. 2. Bless your heart on the 2-state solution. Not that Israel is itching for it now, but for 70 years it's been offered a bunch of times. Whatever terrorist regime runs the warring tribes of Gaza at the time always turns it down. From the river to the sea, it's not just for ignorant college kids you know. Also, Palestinians aren't going anywhere in the region, because no Arab country will take them. Why is that? 3. Childish oppressed/oppressor Leftist rhetoric. Back to #1, with your deep knowledge of history, help me understand how that gets Hamas to surrender.

Maybe it's in the "I've forgotten more history" part of his expertise.

Perhaps you can refresh my memory. And no, "I don't know but not this" is childish at best.

Essentially, yes. I have asked you and the other Hamas apologists here what Israel should do instead, but you can't answer "I don't know, but not this$#!" Crickets.

You said they are a propaganda arm of Israel. In doing so you said they were worse than DropDead.

I didn't ask you to ask me yet another question in your TimHauckian way.

The moderates on this board seem allergic to acknowledging errors.

I'm ready to address this once you accept the L you've earned for using your opinion vs. data on DropDeadGaslit vs. The Free Press. Like I said before. HTH

Looking at https://www.dropsitenews.com/, 4 of the 5 articles on the front page are about Gaza. Wait, the 5th one is too, they just didn't put it in the front page headline. So call it... 90% about Gaza? And they are rated left, not center-left. Contrast that to your opinion on The Free Press. How moderate of you. You aren't a serious poster. Like I said, you'll never own it, you don't have the integrity to do it. Carry on.

Like I said, you'll never do it. I'll just log it with the others you wouldn't man up to, and we can move on.

Replying to my post with your opinion doesn't make it not an L. HTH

Speaking of bumps, you never manned up and took your L for overestimating the bias of The Free Press. I don't expect you to do it, because after all, your OPINION is that they are a propaganda outfit. Weird how you are all about science except when it conflicts with your moderate (lol) opinions.

"Ruin" seems a bit strong. If they come back from commercial and summarize anything noteworthy that happened, I don't think it will be that big of a deal.

Ron Artest (the player, not Gutter) climbing into the stands? Robert Horry hip checking Steve Nash, or throwing a towel at his coach?

Fick it, I should rent a place for a few months and go to both

I think Augusta, because it's Augusta, hard to get. And I've never been. 2027 is in Ireland. I turn 60 that summer and was thinking of paying for my kids to come celebrate at The Open, but maybe I'll look into the RC instead

From The Hill article: I don't know that I was wrong for objecting to the election of a stroke victim at the time, but man, I love me some Fetterman. A beacon of sanity in the whackadoodle Democrat party.

The worst was two Jones fractures in the same foot. The name refers to a specific spot near the 5th metatarsal (pinky toe bone), around the middle of the foot, that for some reason gets very little blood flow, so takes forever to heal. The first time it happened, I landed on the side of my foot during taekwondo. I had screws and a plate put in, then rolled on a kneelie-wheelie thing for 3 months. A few months after they took out the plate, so that the bone could grow stronger and not atrophy from lack of use. That was a fail -- six months later it broke again, this time from much less trauma. Luckily I recognized it right away and didn't walk on it, and I managed to avoid surgery. Still had no weight on it for a while. Decades later I still occasionally feel something off in that area, which I've come to think (hope) is scar tissue and/or an imperfect heal. To this day, I won't draft a guy in fantasy who had this break. It happened to Julio Jones (name is a coincidence), twice I believe. He was never the same afterward. I've also had a broken toe and a chip fracture (forget the name) in my wrist. The toe was from bashing a wall turning a corner, and hurt worse at the time than any of them.

Two years ago I was in Italy (30th anniversary trip), but not Rome, during the Ryder Cup. This year we'll be in Manhattan visiting our daughter that week. For the weekend however we are going to... the Catskills, not Long Island. It's like God puts the Holy Grail in my sight but never quite lets me reach it.

Watched the game since my wife is a UM grad. Kid certainly looks like a physical beast. We'll see how he develops as a passer and offense leader.

I'm not moving goalposts, I'm going by the OP. Whatever the meaning, it's never been zero before. The point is zero, fnord. Zero. That's a hive.

Technically, the earth is slightly oblong because of the moon's gravitational pull. But not many people know that.