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Bevo

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  1. I have a hard time seeing the other opinion. Every single 6'4" guard in college could dunk with one step and then you watch a college or pro women's team and they all play below the rim. The 6'4" and above women are incredibly slow and uncoordinated.
  2. Terrible opinion and you should feel bad. We went 6'7", 6'9", 6'10 across the front line and the guards were 6'1" and 6'4". Not great athletes but 3 went on to play D1. We didn't win state. Not even close. Sorry for your aggressiveness, but it doesn't change reality. I wasn't impressed with Clarissa Davis playing against her at Gregory 30 years ago and watching the Olympics, I'm still unimpressed with the state of women's basketball. The 3on3 shit was atrocious and the games were bad as well.
  3. So you care more about transgender issues than women's athletics issues. That's understandable. I agree with you though that it is a wedge issue similar to forcing companies to have third bathrooms or single homogeneous bathrooms that have pee covered floors and walls and seats and sinks and ceilings.
  4. Are you saying that it is some sort of CR topic posted on here? You should let @immamac know.
  5. So Smith is his first name - I was so looking forward to calling him Mr. Smith.
  6. You seem to care. Otherwise, why post?
  7. I was watching some of the women's Olympic basketball and 3on3 and it was terrible. the best players in the world, and they wouldn't even be competitive against a good 5A basketball team and would probably lose to a lot of freshmen teams. That being said, a decent number of people like women's sports. I like women's beach volleyball depending on the match-up.
  8. You are comparing an average male to a women's athletic team. Now compare an above average male to a women's athletic team. And as for your earlier comments, they are fair but there may be other genetic differences besides the known sex hormones. Those other differences are much harder to test for since they may be unknown to scientists.
  9. The ol' can't lose trick. <coach> No, no, don't shoot Good shot.gif <coach>
  10. Brent Venables looks like Skeletor after a visit with Nurse Ratched in One Flu Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
  11. It just seems strange that they could predict a storm a month out. Maybe they do it seasonally.
  12. Well, he was named after whole wheat so I assume that he would be a hell of a baker.
  13. Is this even possible?
  14. Wouldn't it have to rain here first?
  15. What he is hinting at but won't say is that there was a conspiracy by the Israeli government to let Hamas attack Israel in an attack much worse relatively than the WTC in order for Israel to go to war against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran.
  16. Pffft
  17. Could Ukraine use that stuff? Israel should ship it to them.
  18. Sounds like you are warming up to Brenen Thompson.
  19. We did pretty well a decade ago with sanctions against Iran, but that coalition began showing cracks because of oil and gas. And the focus was more on slowing Iran's nuclear program than trying to end Iran's proxies. However, the financial implications of the sanctions weakened the proxies even if they weren't the target. So, sanctions could work again to stop the proxies. But when Western countries need natural resources and profits can be made by dealing with Iran, putting together sanctions seems improbable. And I don't think very many countries are interested in escalating things in the middle east. The world, I think, is pretty satisfied with the status quo and with Russian oil and gas offline, middle east oil and gas becomes more vital to Western interests. This is especially true in the US where the administration can't afford a spike in oil and gas prices before elections. But the same could be said in Germany or the UK or a whole host of other countries at other times during the year. So, this is a long-winded way to say that the world is fine with sanctions in theory but it won't jointly attack Iran if Iran is a bad actor. And sanctions won't happen because money and consequences.
  20. It sounds like Israel's next move is ground forces against Hezbollah. At some point though, it needs to go after Iran's nuclear capabilities. Now is the time to strike when proxy forces are incapacitated. The current US administration may help some with intelligence but it would also probably disclose Israel's plans if they were made available because of fears of escalation. And I don't see any way the international community would get actively involved like it did with the strong embargo against Iran a decade ago. Israel is going to have to go it alone with golf claps from everyone who doesn't want a nuclear Iran.
  21. All opinions are borderline CR to CR - that is the reason @immamac tries keeping DT for news only. As for arguing with CR personalities, my issue is that it is like arguing with attorneys - no one has time for that shit - and no one has the desire for that shit.
  22. Maybe, maybe not, but it was pretty damn funny either way.
  23. What do you think is Israel's and Hezbollah's next move?
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