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We drafted a guard with our 38th pick in 2019 and that didn't work out very well. And for those reasons ... I'm out.

It didn't derail anything. Everything about this screams fake. So much to gain for so many people. People who believe this crap is real are the same people who actually believe Stevie Wonder is blind. Boggles my mind.

You really think this is going to derail Will Smith's career? Common man. This is a golden opportunity for Chris Rock, Will Smith and his wife.

They're not even wearing their masks over their noses. JERKS!

They are actors. Attention is the goal. Mission accomplished.

It was staged for the same reason Steve Harvey announcing the wrong Miss Universe winner was staged. When's the last time the Oscars were what everyone was talking about?

I think it was staged.

All I could find were pics and articles. Game was in 2007. http://www.espn.com/espn/wire/_/section/nfl/id/3094560

Many years ago, I had to take part in a public speaking course through work. We were all tasked with creating a presentation on the subject of our choice, with the purpose of making the audience feel a certain way. One of my colleagues did hers on alopecia. No one in the room had ever heard of it. She showed pictures of her young daughter, with a full head of hair. Then went on to tell us how years later (daughter in middle school) her daughter inexplicably started losing her hair. As she was telling us the story (her daughter was in her 20s at this time), she struggled to keep her composure. By the end of her presentation, everyone in the room was crying. I like Chris Rock. And I like Will Smith. Chris Rock made a bad decision to take such a low hanging fruit to get a laugh at the expense of Will Smith's wife. He can be funny in a gazillion ways without doing that. Will Smith reacted. He reacted like any man who loves a person who is disrespected the way his wife was. It doesn't make it right, per se. But it does help explain his actions. Personally ... I would have done the same exact thing ... even if I knew it wasn't the right thing to do.

In-game coaching needs to evolve.

How are the bags not falling off??

I'll tell you (maybe show you) at the home opener!

@Beerballfound/shared these guys with me. Great old school-Chicago sound.

Abso-friggin-lutely. I've been a huge Jane's fan from the beginning and this is a phenomenal album.

There's already a thread on this.

This is just incredibly sad. RIP.

I'm not acting. Tua sucks.

This him? https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/profile/23601-wnysteel/

All 10 women showed up in $80,000 cars, wearing Gucci clothes and Rolex watches. They all said, "Whaaaa???? That man never touched me!"

It's funny you say that. I found myself getting pissed off whilst discussing that game earlier today. So yeah .. I agree .. still too soon.

Great story. I was actually thinking just the other day of all the nice gestures, etc., I've gotten from people here over the years. Overall, a very thoughtful bunch. What was David's username here?

No, but it has a timer that only goes to 13 seconds.

Yeah, it was definitely not something we did on the regular .. in fact, that was a one-time thing. We would occasionally do other staged things, but small stuff. Whenever we did "One Way of Another" I used to wear a blonde wig that was actually a "Something About Mary" wig, with the sticky hair in front. Little crap like that. People dug it. As you know, the more fun it looks like you're having, the more fun they have ... then you see them having fun and it's better for you. Great stuff! I miss it. Good luck!

A band I was in long ago began our second set (Halloween gig) dressed as the Village People and we played the whole set dressed as such. People LOVED it. We had a white sheet hung up across the entire stage (like a curtain) and had it backlit once we began playing (a recording ... we did not play any Village People songs) "YMCA," so people could see our silhouettes. Then we dropped the "curtain," and did some lip-synching/performing as the Village People while the crowd went nuts and started dancing. Just food for thought. It went over really well and it was fun as hell.