LeviF

Now we just need to #FreeHossage and we're all set.

I have a buddy who went to QB camps and started at QB at a AA school in a decent conference here in NY. Got crushed every game because of the O-line. He, like you, quit after he realized it wasn't gonna get any better.

Lettered in three sports; no football at my district. Talked to a couple DIII schools about playing one of them. Enrolled and was set to play and the program was cut a month before practice started. All well and good, had a lot of fun regardless and played lots of intramural badminton.

"Orchard Park Football Team Stadium"

I've been out to eat a few times in "phase 4" up here. Both the places I went to the staff were all wearing masks constantly and patrons had to wear their masks when they weren't seated at their (spaced out) table.

Not to mention backslapping in the state of Georgia sans mask. And somehow I doubt he'll be adhering to his own 14 day quarantine rules when he gets back (which only apply if he's there more than 24 hours, I guess).

I've done worse. Would.

I mean she is kind of a B word but I definitely would

Who?

Pretty sure the burden of "backing up" anything lies with the administration who came up with a policy that is, on its face, at the very least extremely machiavellian in its pursuit of the outcome "don't overwhelm the hospitals." It's not Monday morning quarterbacking to suggest that sending sick people into a place that has a high density population of the people the sickness is most likely to kill is a questionable idea. The justification of "hey look at this data we had exactly zero access to at the time we made the policy" really doesn't resonate with me either. It's one thing to say "ok maybe that wasn't the primary reason" but for the governor's office to double down repeatedly on what was, once again, one of the most glaringly obvious examples of "possible ends justifying the means" moments in modern political history is blindingly arrogant and, unfortunately, not out of character for that administration.

Gushin' Granny Bowl and Holohoax Field at Hitler Did Nothing Wrong Stadium both have a nice ring to them. https://newsfeed.time.com/2012/08/14/mountain-dews-dub-the-dew-online-poll-goes-horribly-wrong/

I am simultaneously very intrigued and very put off by "Rusty Taco."

Yahoo forgot to edit the URL when they edited the story. Interesting what they left out.

Beyonce says you're irreplaceable, Tibs.

Actually there's a war on men. 97% of people shot by police are men.

Lol “white folks have no shared history so we won’t capitalize white. Also their shared history of discriminating against blacks means we’ll capitalize black.”

Dropped off some paperwork at the DMV for our fleet guy last week. Pulled in right behind a brand new Dodge Journey that had an expired temp tag registered to a 1998 Honda. Black guy on the phone sitting in the driver's seat. Might as well have not seen it at all. I'm a half year from getting vested. ***** that. Sure hope that car didn't get into any accidents later on because it definitely wasn't inspected or insured. *Posted from a church parking lot with lots of shade

Good morning. I did not read your post.

Personally I think a lot of mainstream political views are insane. Anti-vax mostly just dumb. Tossup whether I'd prefer a dumb president or a crazy one. I was probably one of the first to get the varicella vaccine in the states, as I believe it was not approved until 1995. I was still young then. I think I just got the one dose around then at age 5.

Oh wow Levi was right again. All the way from Alaska @3rdnlng

No, but I have no skin in the game either. Now what's interesting is that you fixate on anti-vax positions (something that eventually comes down to individual rights vs. states' rights/responsibilities anyway) in order to undercut things like anti-pedophilia. Does anti-pedophilia align with your values?