Pete

I love how judicious Beane is. Beane and Overdorf will not overpay. They already got burned with Murphy's contract. Ansah might miss the first month of season. That is not a risk I want to take. August is a long time away. I'm sure Beane has a plan B after Ansah

what is a sledge hammer doing in an office setting? I do like how chill his coworker is lol

42 on the Wonderlic and he still has wheels. TE is already overfilled right now. Edge is what we really need

I love Mad Season, and they are a cross of Layne and Pearl Jam

It is still murky. I am sorry, I speak English, and not up on all the latest slang

gyms are for picking up chicks. At home I workout hard- rings, pullup bars, slant boards, fit boards, kettlebells-you don't need to spend money for a killer workout

Liverpool looks fantastic!

keep your head on a swivel

Same here brother. I’ve been shuffling STP the past week, and it’s been quite enjoyable. AIC/STP/Nirvana>Pearl Jam

another song from the new album

WR and DE, possibly RB is what this team needs in 2020

This is one of the Tools songs from the new album. I think it's from the show last night, which kicked off tour. The Adam Jones sick riff is towards the end of this song It''s about Jung, the Shadow, and evolving conscience

Senores y Senoras Nosotros tenemos mas influencia sobre sus hijos que tienes..pero los queremos..Creado y regalo de Los Angeles, Juana's Adiccion!

Omniscient Biscuit3 years ago (edited) Some cool things not said in this video, The intro ends at nearly 01:12. 0,1,1,2 are the beginning numbers of the sequence. The first verse starts at nearly 1:37 which is 1.618 of a minute roughly and 1.618 is the golden ratio. The first verse ends at 2:32 which means the verse is 55 seconds long. 55 is a number in the sequence. Same goes for the other verse. And each time he sings during chorus its roughly 8 seconds long, he pauses after 8 seconds. 8 is a # in the sequence. Also 13 songs are on the album and the album is very close to 1.3 hours long. 13 is a # in the sequence. And if that didn't blow your mind. The end of the beginning is 1:37. The beginning of the end is 7:31.

I remember being a kid hearing Zeppelin for the first time- it blew me away, and I was hooked. I first heard Undertow at college, and I had felt that same feeling as being a kid hearing Zeppelin for the 1st time! I was mesmerized, flipping through CD with images of Maynard being smothered by a 800# female. It floored me. Undertow is still my favorite Tool album. But they are all well crafted and quite excellent. This new Tool I will have to pick up on vinyl. Nevermind and Nothings Shocking were two other albums that were outerworldly that blew me away. 1990-1995 was an amazing time for music! Pumpkins, AIC, Soundgarden, Screaming Trees, Sonic Youth, Kyuss, Sublime.... Then 95 hit- it was Sugar Ray and Smashmouth The 90's- in like a lion, out like a lamb practitioner of jujitsu too

Righteous indignation is sweeping the country. Justice warriors get their panties in a wad over minutia, but instead should concentrate on a real problem such as global devestation

first album since 2006 is coming out soon!

I googled "Zay Jones news" and this is what google pulls up Jones caught three of nine targets for 22 yards in Sunday's 27-23 loss to the Jets. Jones struggled with drops throughout the afternoon, producing an underwhelming stat line despite leading the Bills in targets. He's alternated rises and drops in receiving yards in every single game this season, and Jones is likely to keep that pattern going by exceeding 22 yards against the Lions in Week 15 https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/football/news/bills-zay-jones-production-limited-by-drops/

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Blocking has sucked the past few years. I have noticed DiMarco getting burned, but have yet to see him make impact play. Tom Rathman he is not. I never understood Holmes fascination, nor duchesse, or Dimarco

DiMarco was on 15% of drives? I haven't seen him make any plays the last few years

I read this Patriots blurb and thought it was relevant to Duke and the Bills. Teddy Bruschi thinks the Patriots might have been led to draft N’Keal Harry in the first round because of the physical presence Josh Gordon brought to the team last year, ESPN’s Mike Reiss writes. “They get him last year, put a 6-3, 225-pound target out there and see what a great piece it was for them, how great it was for Tom Brady,” Bruschi theorized. “Maybe that changed the perception of what they might need.” Of course, the Patriots haven’t picked a receiver in the first round in the Bill Belichick era, so the theory could be accurate. https://www.profootballrumors.com/buffalo-bills-news-rumors

Brady trampled by a horse with an Oliver on top!