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Richter

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  1. We really fumbled this situation
  2. Not our leading fumbler
  3. Yes, you better not be running s86 again you bastard.
  4. S86 may have been an apple iie
  5. S86
  6. I have always found Schlotzsky's to be a real panty-dropper.
  7. That's gotta be Tiger King in drag right?
  8. Thank you for returning her unharmed.
  9. That quarter was the Trump vs Biden 2020 Presidential Debate of all football quarters.
  10. These refs are among the worst I’ve seen.
  11. I didn’t know Bijan was a PEZ dispenser
  12. Did we rehire Charlie Strong?
  13. After getting some distance from the situation, Tunmise now thinks his schoolmates dad was just trying to mentor him and wasn't fostering some sort of sicko codependency to live vicariously through him and possibly molest him....
  14. Either that or COVID...
  15. Hmm, not one reference to Big Brother?
  16. Expecting to hear “OU didn’t want to be there.” after we destroy them this season...
  17. All that swimming makes them get really hungry for a bat sandwich.
  18. Maybe he tried to kill Joel after the game?
  19. Who wears short shorts?
  20. Boredom is no reason to explore your own anus.
  21. Maybe you need to go back to Jr. High English... "The ambiguity here comes from “a lot of” appearing to be a noun phrase when it’s actually not used in the same way. It is used not as a grouping noun but like a quantifying adverb, like “many”. While a singular verb is appropriate with nouns that define the plural into a singular group, “a lot of” refers to a quantity rather than a grouped unit – modifying the verb as “many” would. So the verb agrees with the noun that “a lot of” qualifies, rather than “a lot”. We can therefore have either “are a lot of” or “is a lot of” depending on the noun. Mostly, we will use “There are a lot of” with countable nouns, when we discuss plurals, and “There is a lot of” with uncountable nouns. There are a lot of apples. There is a lot of meat. It’s deceptive, but a good example of how exceptions to some of the simple rules of English can work – because words can be used for functions that are not what they immediately appear to be." https://englishlessonsbrighton.co.uk/there-is-a-lot-of-vs-there-are-a-lot-of/ Also: https://www.grammarly.com/blog/there-is-there-are/
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