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chainsaw

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  1. The only priority of the Trump Admin is white supremacist eugenics. Everything else has been defunded, sabotaged, and staffed by rank incompetents. People are going to flip their shit when their Walmarts are either empty or closed, all their employers are forced to fire them, and the people who can't get their basic needs met anymore turn to petty crime.
  2. After some time to reflect, I know where I recognize Quinn's body language from: it's the body language of someone who got taken by a memecoin. A crypto rug pull. The 90% loss ($8M vs. $800K) tracks too. The silver lining here is Miami might give him the best chance he could have hoped for to play meaningful snaps in the NFL and increase his stock. I will be rooting for his success and I encourage all of you to do the same.
  3. TLDW, Stephanie Jones had access to Abel's iCloud until January 2025 and was able to monitor Abel's private conversations with her own lawyers and doctors.
  4. Do you teach your kids to fuck around and find out?
  5. That's on Sark for being so predictable (and for putting the team in those situations with his playcalling) but my point stands: weak opponents are not the best way to assess how Arch will handle the gauntlet of an SEC season, plus playoffs and tough OOC.
  6. UTSA, ULM, and Miss St are the training wheels. UGA and Ohio State were not. He's got all the tools to be great, but let's not anoint him just yet.
  7. Yeah, I'm afraid of this, too. The only time we've seen Arch without the training wheels he probably got concussed. I've got high hopes, but we should temper our expectations.
  8. If he flames out in the NFL, and I hope he doesn't, I'd welcome him into Sark's coaching tree. Someone who's played the position and been in the same exact spotlight would absolutely be an asset.
  9. Toward the end of that video the bald attorney makes a comparison of Stand Your Ground to the way cops are allowed to deal with threats. He says "the same defense rules that apply to police officers apply to citizens." Do I believe in practice that a black kid will be viewed through the same lens in Frisco of all places as a cop would be viewed under identical circumstances? I wouldn't hold my breath. If the question is not a practical one but the technical question of "does Stand Your Ground apply" here, I would need to mentally replace Karmelo Anthony with a police officer who got shoved by Austin Metcalf. If cops can legally pull the trigger at a Pomeranian barking ten yards away because the cop "reasonably feared" for his safety, then a police officer who got shoved could probably get away with saying he "reasonably feared" he was in danger when he decided to eliminate the threat. By the logic of "the same defense rules that apply to police officers apply to citizens" it's probably a good idea from now on to teach your kids not to start shoving matches in Texas.
  10. He will get his chance. The saddest part for him is he missed out on some financial stability when he passed on guaranteed NIL for a chance at a high NFL salary. He was advised poorly, and likely because the people he trusted most chased away the ones who would have provided the best advice to him. I can't say I would have liked to see him finish his college career at another school, but I don't love seeing him take a huge pay cut after his spending habits had probably grown accustomed to having much higher income.
  11. What @immamac said about 4th and 13 is perfect. Yes, he made the play. Give him credit for that, but let's not forget he was protected by an NFL front line, throwing to a First Round WR whose talent was welcomed to the league by a sea of elated fans, and that a Day 1/Day 2 QB probably should not have been in that situation to begin with. Let's be even more brutally honest here: if he overthrew that pass or if Golden had been covered better, nobody would've been shocked to see him drop to RD7. All of that being said, I still think he has RD1 upside, which is how he was a 1.000 five star recruit. He probably would've been the starting QB at Ohio State if he had not transferred. His stats would have been better if he hadn't been injured by Alabama in 2022 or UTSA in 2024. There's so much "woulda, coulda" on his resume and then the injury history that I understand teams being afraid of the risk. The key difference for me is that I don't need to shit on him or root for him to fail. I don't need to express ingratitude either. That's loser shit. He deserves a ton of credit and a ton of respect from the fans as long as he truly hasn't embarrassed himself like Justin Tucker.
  12. He still sounds pretty deflated. Brutal reality check, which I don't blame him for so much as I blame the bubble he was obviously raised in.
  13. NFL teams have overlooked worse misconduct. Didn't want to burn a pick on a guy who might do time, but if he beats the charges I think he'll find his way onto a roster.
  14. Shilo Sanders also to Tampa
  15. https://nflpaweb.blob.core.windows.net/website/PDFs/List-of-Prohibited-Substances_PES_2022.pdf So this was updated in 2022, I'm no pharmacist but it appears the Florida lineman #21 (I still remember him from when we beat them) could use Ozempic without violating NFL policy.
  16. The enormous Florida lineman got signed already as a UFA (Tampa Bucs)
  17. We need to kick the feckless "kumbaya" let's-reach-across-the-aisle Dems out. No more losers. No more half measures.
  18. lol aggy can't grab the foul ball
  19. STEEERIKE TWO
  20. Do many college baseball fans need feminine hygiene products or is it just the Aggy demographic
  21. Probably the right move
  22. Will this hag shut the fuck up Damn they picked A MINORRRRRR
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