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  1. Maximum Overkill

    2025 NFL Draft Profile - CB/WR Travis Hunter

    If he's playing part time at any position then he's a part time player. He's going to get killed if he's playing both sides of the ball, that's just reality in the NFL. Why would the Jags pay up and out of next years draft for 1/2 of a WR and half of a CB? It makes zero sense. They could of drafted Tet and back up for the CB1 instead, right? I think they'll use him primarily as a WR and by a very large margin. 75% or more
  2. I'm not going to pretend to assume what goes on in the cesspool of Trump's brain but I would say the bls numbers for May and June were initially low that he would cry about it. He never said she was fired because her numbers were off 70%, he said she lied, rigged, faked. He wants good job numbers and if he can't get there via his policies he will just rog the numbers. Either way bls is going to report higher job growth regardless of the reality if he gets his way.
  3. The Real timschochet

    Trump doesn’t like jobs report, fires head of Bureau of Labor Statistics

    She wasn’t fired for the numbers being revised. The numbers are always being revised and it had nothing to do with her. She doesn’t even see the numbers until the last second- a whole group of statisticians report on this. For the numbers to be rigged they would all have to be in on it- thousands of people rigging numbers and no whistleblowers. Sure thing. She was fired because Trump didn’t like the reality of what she was reporting. That’s why it’s being like a dictator- he’s shooting the messenger. And you guys fall for it every time. It’s appalling and embarrassing for you. Where is your common sense and dignity? Seriously.
  4. Blowhard logic. Pounding square facts into his round perception of reality.
  5. In the Democrat's perfect world, absolutely! Obviously that's not the reality. This is what the Republicans are claiming, with some validity. I think the crux is that it's obvious the insider trading laws are being completely ignored and most of those ignoring them are doing it brazenly, knowing there will be no consequences. If I would have been part of the process, I would have suggested that all assets like that go into a blind trust, which is also already the law, but you-know-who has been in complete violation of that since day 1 of his first term.
  6. Everyone has bias. Mine is against liberals, because they hurt people. Similarly, i have a bias against rapists, pedophiles and murders. So by all means, espouse your opinion, because it is more than likely true that the opposite will be the reality; this seems to be reliably the case.
  7. Here in reality, there is no climate crisis. All people hate mdpee. And look how much less space I took up on the page to say the truth.
  8. Horseman

    Elon says that Trump is in the Epstein files.

    Yes. GutterBoy says there were "rumors" of her being trafficked at Mar and Largo. In reality we have her testimony saying otherwise.
  9. WhiteWonder

    Make “Whites Only” Great Again

    The topic is racism because you made the topic racism. This community of people also seems to be trying to separate themselves from Jews.... religion, ethnicity not race. Just as Italian isn't a race. Of course there are black Italians. I'm not focusing a lot on clubs. I have said communities many times in my posts today about this topic. It just so happens that clubs are a type of small community . I spent a number of posts talking about neighborhoods as well. I am very rational and I try to have legit discussions on topics, but it feels like you want to dismiss anything that doesn't fit into your racism narrative... so now I am "focusing a lot on clubs" If you think public schooled kids do not tend to believe what they hear and see at home, you are delusional. I understand being amongst others gives them a better chance to formulate their own opinions but reality is most still tend toward familial ideals. That's how kids begin as a certain religion or as liberal/conservative, etc.
  10. I thought you were a big lgbqer but in reality you have a lack of ethos .
  11. I don't align with anything the left has in their portfolio. I prefer they flat out rebuild under completely different marching orders. We have to deal with reality, not some utopian dream.
  12. Hardcore troubadour

    Elon says that Trump is in the Epstein files.

    It’s amazing. I’d say I’m the maga that has criticized Trump the most. Right in this very thread for an example. But whatever. It amuses me watching these chumps concoct their version of reality to even attempt to come at me. Thanks for the laugh, losers.
  13. Bill Maher admits he was wrong about Trump on tariffs, doesn’t ‘see a country in a depression at all’ Maher said he thought tariffs would 'sink this economy' Liberal comedian Bill Maher admitted that he was wrong about President Donald Trump on tariffs in a podcast posted Monday, and he’s "got to own it" because the economy is thriving. Maher made the admission on his "Club Random" podcast as he explained that he’s always truthful with his audience during a conversation with progressive YouTube host Brian Tyler Cohen. "Just to take an example, tariffs. Now I remember that I, along with probably most people, was saying at the beginning, ‘Oh, you know, by the 4th of July… the economy was going to be tanked by then,’ and I was kind of like, ‘Well, that seems right to me,’" Maher said. "But, that didn’t happen," Maher said. "It could happen tomorrow. I’m just saying, that’s reality, so let’s work first from the reality of that, not from ‘I just hate Donald Trump,’ because that’s boring and doesn’t get us anywhere and leads you to dishonesty." Maher added, "The truth is, I don’t know what his strategy is but, look, the stock market is at record highs… I also drive around. I don’t see a country in a depression at all. I see people just out there living their lives. "I would have thought, and I’ve got to own it, that these tariffs were going to f-----g sink this economy by this time, and they didn’t. How do we deal with that fact? Because that’s the fact."
  14. You are like a runny nosed little bratty kid that when told to scram won't go away and then gets clocked and goes to cry to mom. Why do you keep asking for it? Everyone is simply laughing at you all the time now. All of you liberals on this site are completely out of touch with reality.
  15. it also depends on the scoring too. In the early days of IDP, I was in one IDP league I had the scoring was tilted towards tackles made. which actually was counter productive because the better corners dont get thrown to as often and as a result, dont make as many tackles. so a defender that maybe is good at making the tackle after the catch, but not good at keeping their man from catching the ball could score better than an all star corner who makes a decent number of INT and then dont get thrown to once opposing offenses realize how good they are. the reality is the better player is the guy who gets the INT and doesnt get thrown to. but in this scoring format the guy who maybe isnt that good but always makes the tackle shortly after the catch is made would outscore that player. which really runs counter intuitive to what it should run. Needless to say.... I thought this was stupid so I quit the league after my first year and have not been in an IDP league since. this league I was in was in the early early days of IDP so I suspect the rules have evolved and improved since that time but I suspect there is still some of this in play today.
  16. Sandy Loam

    Elon says that Trump is in the Epstein files.

    You wouldn't believe he was a pedo if you witnessed him having sex with a 13-year-old girl. You'd claim it was a Trump imposter or that the girl was like 50 years old disguised as a teenager and that it was all a setup organized by Biden, Obama, BLM, trannies, liberals and Antifa. No amount of proof, convictions and undeniable evidence will convince a MAGA that their beloved cult leader could do wrong. You would desperately grasp at conspiracy straws to avoid accepting reality.
  17. seafoam1

    Elon says that Trump is in the Epstein files.

    Time for reality.
  18. https://bloody-disgusting.com/editorials/3889247/free-as-a-bird-rob-zombies-the-devils-rejects-turns-20/ Rob Zombie has been one of the most polarizing figures in the horror community since making the leap from musician to filmmaker. He made his feature writing and directorial debut with House of 1000 Corpses in 2003 — after being purchased by Lionsgate when its original studio, Universal, shelved it three years prior due to fears of it receiving a dreaded NC-17 rating. Corpses fell victim to many issues faced by first-time directors — Zombie was seemingly unsure if he’d ever get the opportunity to make another movie, resulting in an anarchic mélange of ideas and influences — but the end result remains potent all these years later. Despite the troubled production and a largely unfavorable critical response, the film turned a healthy profit, giving Zombie the sinister urge to make a sequel as his sophomore effort. Released 20 years ago today, The Devil’s Rejects is decidedly more grounded in reality than its heightened predecessor. The follow-up shares more in common with 1970s exploitation cinema than horror, although the genre is still present along with elements of western, road movies, and even comedy. Zombie’s refined approach allows him to blend the tones more smoothly this time around. The Devil’s Rejects kicks off with a literal bang. Set in 1978, the savage Firefly clan — collectively responsible for more than 75 deaths — have been tracked down by vindictive Sheriff Wydell (William Forsythe, The Rock), whose brother fell victim to the merciless killers in Corpses. A shootout between the family and state troopers ensues, with Baby (Sheri Moon Zombie) and Otis (Bill Moseley) narrowly escaping. They meet up with Baby’s estranged father, local celebrity Captain Spaulding (Sid Haig), who helps them flee from the law. The fugitives’ ruthless reign of terror continues on the lam. Zombie creates a fascinating dichotomy with his characters, challenging the notion of protagonist and antagonist. Although the Fireflys’ actions are reprehensible and Wydell’s vengeance is justified, the former villains are presented as antiheroes for whom the audience is encouraged to root. It comes to a poetic climax with a shootout boldly set to Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Free Bird” — one of the most effective uses of a popular song in cinema. Captain Spaulding is still a vulgar curmudgeon but spends most of the movie sans his iconic clown makeup, as the desperate times have forced him to assume the role of patriarch. No longer the gangling albino introduced in Corpses, Moseley delivers a career-best performance as Otis, a bearded madman in the mold of Charles Manson. Baby’s sweetly sadistic tendencies are also presented in a more grounded manner. Tiny (Matthew McGrory, who passed away shortly after the film’s release) doesn’t have much screen time but plays an important role in the story. In addition to the characters evolving, several changes were made on the casting side between the two films. Most notably, Leslie Easterbrook (Police Academy) replaces cult favorite Karen Black as Mama Firefly after the former reportedly wanted too much money to reprise the role. While Black’s unhinged magnetism is impossible to match, Easterbrook admirably sinks her teeth into the deranged matriarch. The hulking Rufus was recast from one former professional wrestler to another, as Tyler Mane (who went on to play Michael Myers in Zombie’s Halloween films) took over the role originated by Robert Mukes. Grandpa Hugo was written out of the script following the death of actor Dennis Fimple prior to production. Walter Phelan returned as the mad Dr. Satan in a gory scene that was deleted because Zombie astutely recognized that the character was incongruous to Rejects‘ tone. As he’s become known to do, Zombie populated the cast with cult actors in roles both large and small, including such recognizable faces as Ken Foree (Dawn of the Dead), Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes), Elizabeth Daily (Pee-wee’s Big Adventure), Priscilla Barnes (Three’s Company), Geoffrey Lewis (Double Impact), comedian Brian Posehn, Danny Trejo (From Dusk Till Dawn), wrestling legend Diamond Dallas Page, Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie), P.J. Soles (Halloween), Mary Woronov (Chopping Mall), and adult film star Ginger Lynn. Rejects embraces a gritty realism that makes the violence cut deeper. Cinematographer Phil Parmet’s (Zombie’s Halloween) documentary background proved useful for emulating the cinéma vérité aesthetic. Zombie is careful to balance the brutality — such as the intensely uncomfortable motel scene, which initially earned the picture an NC-17 rating — with levity. Supporting characters are the primary sources of comedic relief, but even the Firefly family members earn a few laughs (“Tutti fruity!”). Zombie has continued to make interesting, if divisive, choices as a filmmaker, but The Devil’s Rejects remains his strongest work on the whole. It’s a relentless and emotionally draining yet entertaining and endlessly quotable experience. In striking that unique tonal balance, its characters were cemented as bona fide horror icons. While Rob Zombie undermined his own efforts with 2019’s superfluous sequel 3 from Hell, The Devil’s Rejects showcased a filmmaker as free as a bird on this day twenty years ago.
  19. supermike80

    Adam Schiff and the Colbert show

    Ugh....Just a dumb post. HIS contract is guaranteed yes. But I am talking about the 200 that work on the show. Those are not. As far as a replacement. They could put on all kinds of things to fill it. reruns, a reality show...whatever. Typical liberal, only concerning himself with the rich guy with his guarantee. The underlings and hard workers...meh to heck with them
  20. seafoam1

    Gavin Newsom's California

    I can't take any of these liberals seriously anymore. They have a clear 'Get Trump' agenda and they won't let reason, logic, or reality get in their way. There is absolutely no use even trying to speak rationally with them.
  21. You're g'damn right they will. FFS, it's literally funded by the US Government so they better get back on the science and reality f'n bandwagon and stop catering to the mentally ill. JFC.
  22. Including his solo career and time with Sabbath? I think Master of Reality is my fave. But the self-titled debut, Paranoid, and Vol. 4 are all great. Followed by Blizzard of Oz. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabotage were a big step down. Technical Ecstasy is the only Ozzy / Sabbath album I don’t like.
  23. Thanks for sharing that. It nicely encapsulated the far right as it stands in this country now. Their basic belief system is based on strawmen, emotions and grievance. When faced with reality, they fold like a cheap card table. None of the resident MAGAmooks will bother to watch a moment of it.
  24. Classic Trump cultist who lives in the Upside Down when it comes to common sense and reality.
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