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From what I've read this morning, yes.

Irrelevant.

That argument holds up well in court.

Everyone knew the rules. Stop blaming the rules. At the beginning of the season vaccinated people were not testing positive en masse. Omicron to the Beasleys out there has been like hitting your inside straight draw on the river and saying you knew it all along.

My frustration is largely due to watching some of these guys base their principled stands on the equivalent of memes my Q-Anon leaning aunt likes to share. EDIT: Give me a thumbs down and let me know you got duped from some loser on 4Chan.

Vaccination is the difference between getting tested way more often and mandatorily missing 10 days and often 2 games vs. having a shot to play with a negative test. The rules were clear. Vaccination is a competitive advantage.

I used store bought wonton skins for the shumai and I'm using frozen baos for the steam buns. If you're making your own skins then you're completely at my level or higher. I have made my own wonton wrappers a few times and while the finished product was awesome (except for the half fail soup dumplings I've attempted) I was normally left regretting the decision halfway through. The dough is so elastic that rolling out nice round skins took me far too long. I did watch a youtube vid of a woman who ran the dough through a pasta roller and punched out perfectly round skins with a mold. The bao dough is relatively easy but I didn't feel like portioning and rolling.

Me too, PJ. Me too. But I'm a fun idiot to drink with.

For Xmas eve potluck I have some boudin shumai and I'll be making some smoked pork belly steamed buns (bao).

He got a taste of the big city down in Baton Rouge. Now hes just too big for Ohio. Its time he move on to a place with more action like Pittsburgh or Philly.

They can all go have fun with they lil jobs.

To be fair you're also not a 20 year old celebrity, millionaire. I don't think Burrow is looking for a place to throw darts and have a few pitchers of import.

Nobody parties harder than a mix of minors and kids who just turned 21 with no money.

Fair points. Also, we had a significantly reduced ability to throw and were mostly limited to shorter throws in tight windows with the ball blowing all over the place. New England did not have to respect our deep/intermediate passing game.

The reason why they were one dimensional, the weather, mitigated the best aspect of our offense. If they pass 3 times on Sunday I don't see them keeping the game close.

Disseminating information which was complete fiction all summer is the definition of misinformation. Citing nonsense "research" from people with zero credentials is not a matter of opinion. Some things are demonstrably false no matter how much it may pain you. Its amazing how some people are willing to accept utter nonsense when its convenient.

I have never insinuated a lack of loyalty or questioned his toughness. That is one "viscous" strawman you've built there. Have fun knocking it down. Go familiarize yourself with Cole's campaign of offseason misinformation. He plumbed the depths of the internet to find some true masterpieces of fiction. Afterward, familiarize yourself with how an alarming amount of this fiction winds up on our social media platforms being disseminated by unwitting Americans who are generally preconditioned to trust what they read. Well, until recently... Its not personal for me anymore than its personal when Poyer takes on the internet to compare covid to obesity. Love all the Bills (not named Cody Ford) on the field, would be thrilled to have a beer with any of them (even Ford), I reserve the right to call out bad takes and/or bad behavior on their part when I see it, and I don't want to discuss politics with a single one of them. Is it personal for you, perhaps?

The rules stopped Josh Gordon from playing like 7 consecutive seasons. I don't get Beasley's point. He clearly knew the rules as he was outspoken about them all offseason. He made a very public stand on the issue and now here we are. Stick by your guns, Cole. Don't blame the rules.

I have no personal problem with him. I also don't hold him up to be an American hero for spamming twitter with a bunch of misinformation pulled from russian troll farms and the dregs of the internet and calling it research. Were he vaccinated, he would have an opportunity to play. He has no chance because of his choices and he's still blaming the rules. Yes, because he's so precise with his language. Particularly when it comes to medical terms and concepts.

Are you having a dissociative episode?

The vaccinated players are eligible to return when they're asymptomatic, like Beasley claims to be. And few are STILL publicly whining about the rules months later.

He is unavailable for the biggest game of the year. How are you not hurting the team when you aren't on the field against the New England Patriots and are sitting home once again popping off on twitter and making yourself the center of a sideshow days before the biggest game of the year?

No, they don't. Many of them are smarter than that. Hes not hurting the team? Fooled me.

Blaming the rules which he has been fully aware of all year is an interesting take on accountability. By the other guys, do you mean the New England Patriots? I guarantee you they're focused on football and not debating health policy with nitwits.

Would have been nice to have him Sunday. I guess Twitter and Instagram will keep him busy until hes cleared to play football again. We are back to preseason Bills with half the team going off the rails on social media days before we play for the division title.