OL looked better than expected. Baxter looked solid. DL didnt get much of a pass rush and some combo of Arch/WRs wasn't good enough. I don't think we know what we've got til October.
We have to have somebody at #2. Clark and Baxter both coming off big injuries, Gibson is fairly one-dimensional and has fumble issues and Simon is a true freshman. I wouldn't be surprised by Baxter playing a decent role.
Tightrope is for a high ankle sprain. In people who aren't semi-pro athletes, we used to keep them non-weightbearing for I think 6 weeks. I would think a 300+ lb DT would be out at least a month.
Yes, SSRIs are to blame. We should definitely take everyone off of them. That will solve things. We should all respect Zeus' mental health opinions. He is clearly a top-notch psychiatrist.
I also went to a game at KSU as part of a solo road trip. 2012. We predictably lost. People in the stands were nice and a group of ksu fans bought me a drink before the game, telling me I would need it. Not a bad experience for a road loss.
I'm definitely biased, but this documentary was hysterical. After a few bong rips, 2 brothers see their family's birding field guide and decide to learn all the birds.
Despite no knowledge or experience, they embark on a lower 48 big year in their shitty minivan, with hilarious interactions along the way. Shockingly well done.
I would be lying if I said I've never used it, but I very rarely do so anymore now that I'm fully aware of the consequences. In places with a lot of birders who may also be using playback and during breeding season are definite no-no's, because it will definitely cause them to expend that extra energy to investigate or respond.
It's very common with guides in the tropics, apparently. But so is "taming" hard to see things like antpittas with daily feelings. I have mixed feelings about that. Certainly not ideal, but it does encourage locals to protect their land for ecotourism versus clearing it for agriculture or whatever else.
I just started this, but it's pretty fantastic. Filmmaker brothers get high and while thumbing through a birding field guide of their parents decide to embark on a big year with no knowledge of birds.
For those who followed my family saga a few months ago, you will be shocked to find out that my parents remain some combination of dumb and racist, despite "apologizing" for voting for Trump when they were forced to have a serious discussion if they wanted our relationship to continue.
Here is my mother responding to my wife, who texted her about the Smithsonian and presumably ICE.
Such wishy-washy bullshit equivocation that almost makes me more angry than if they just admitted they will always be Pro-Trump. I'm continuously finding this relationship more and more difficult to rationalize.
I know some people can separate family and politics, but we are well outside "normal" politics, and they just can't bring themselves to admit any Republican could ever be worse than any Democrat. The Trump-Putin stuff is particularly laughable. I'm fucking ashamed to share DNA with my entire Trumpy-ass family tree. The only bright spot is that my siblings and me apparently inherited the same mutation that has made us politically (really, morally) unlike 95% of our embarrassing family.
My 3 and 1 year-old both slept through the night for the first time in many weeks. I feel euphoric. Is God actually real? Should I go buy a lotto ticket, because I feel like the luckiest man on Earth.
Those motherfuckers were quite unpleasant at that game. We walked all 5 miles back to our hotel with people swerving across traffic and onto sidewalks to give us a horns down after a loss.