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I'm curious as to whether you or any others here in the medical field know any neurologists to whom you could show this video; then ask them whether they think it's a good idea to let this young man keep playing a game: The first thing he did was shake his head. Then shook his head again before collapsing (nearly passing out) to the turf. This particular clip doesn't show him wobbling to the sideline before being escorted to the locker room. But come on ... how can anyone who watches this say, "a neurological exam is necessary in order to determine whether or not he suffered a concussion?" That's simply silly.

Yes, I'm sure the decision to pack up and leave everything behind that you've ever worked for is an easy one for everybody. And I'm also sure that everybody has somewhere to go and can easily afford to get there. I can see why you're not wasting your time feeling for these people.

You are just oozing with empathy, aren't you?

Yeah. Like doctors didn't create the opioid epidemic. Give me a break. Everyone has a price..

Nope. But one of my favorite shows of all time.

Not it.

This is not what I have in mind, but I am also surprised this one took this long!!

A couple things come to mind, here: 1. I'm questioning the independence of these doctors. If, after seeing how Tua literally could not walk without assistance (and let's be honest - no one on earth believes this was a back issue), and "independent" doctor says, "yup! He's good!" then I would question that doctor's true intentions/directives. 2. I get that the teams SHOULD be able to take the word of a doctor and move forward accordingly. But, again, we all saw what they saw. Tua was punch drunk. If we can't trust a so called independent doctor to make the best decision on behalf of the player, I think we should be able to trust the coaching staffs of the teams. This is literally life and death stuff. For a game??!?

Crazy Survivor Pool season, for sure. I'm in another one that started with 10 people - AND you get two strikes before being eliminated. There are two left standing after last night.

Diggs in a hot tub?

Not nearly as cool as Peretz Bernstein.

Saul Hudson.

Bad Santa and Bad Santa 2 are both great family films for the holiday season. I've never seen, nor heard of, it. Gotta check it out.

John Ritter was even great in Slingblade. He also joined Billy Bob Thornton in Bad Santa, which is one of the greatest Christmas movies ever made.

Yeah. John Ritter, Chris Farley, Phil Hartman, George Burns ... the list goes on and on.

What about Paul Lynn?

I can't think of anything John Ritter wasn't great in.

No. Three's Company. You will be haunted by Jack Tripper tonight.

That's because there were no crowds.

There is one, in particular, that I'm shocked hasn't been submitted yet. It was actually my #2 choice. I'm sure it'll pop up and when it does, I'll give it props.

Health.

I think the Dolphins were absolutely wrong to allow Tua to go back into the game. They put winning before a player's health. We're not talking about a dislocated thumb, here. Tua looked like he got sucker punched by Mike Tyson in his prime. Putting him back onto the field was irresponsible and 100% wrong.

I always like to try to take food that a city/region is known for. Tomato pie seems to be a Utica thing. https://spectrumlocalnews.com/tx/austin/explore-ny/2015/05/4/tomato-pie This place is known to be one of the first to make them over 100 years ago and is still standing ... https://uticapizza.com/

This is also the ringtone on my phone. And I had no idea Quincy Jones wrote this!!