sodbuster

I really only worry if I see individual issues. Things like dropped balls, lineman getting blown up, or dudes committing multiple penalties. A couple players showed some red flags, like Moore and White, but Im not sure what else to take out of this game.

So much for that.

Explains why the naval base at Bandar Abbas got the business earlier today. Had to make sure Iran couldn't retaliate by shutting down Hormuz.

This boat, along with two others, are now ablaze in the Gulf of Oman.

Do they hate Elon, though? After a cursory glance through social media, it looks like there's a lot of disappointment with Trump over this bill, and a lot of people backing Elon that I never would have guessed.

Pulisic just hit the Trump dance after scoring on Jamaica for USMNT.

Isn't that the whole point? There's an impression out there, wrong or not, that Dems spend far too much time worrying about canceling people for not using someone's preferred pronouns, and not enough time focusing on the things that actually matter to 99.9% of Americans.

He has both houses of congress, a fairly conservative court, a core of voters that is intensely loyal, an ego like none other, and the largest axe to grind in the history of the world. I'd be very surprised to hear any "quacking."

The Dems ran back 2016. They ran an unlikable woman, tied her to a milquetoast honky running mate from an indigo state, and brushed aside people's base economic concerns. Shocking that it didn't work. And now, these out of touch clowns are on tv calling people racist and transphobic. None of that crap really matters to anybody if they are having trouble putting a roof over their heads and food on their table.

That's already happening on MSNBC. The panel couldn't figure out why Trump trampled Kamala in Florida, when 57% had voted in favor of the abortion rights ballot prop.

He seemed entirely unprepared for that abortion discussion. He could have easily highlighted that overturning Roe and moving the issue back to the states protects abortion rights. They even handed that to him with the veto question. He's fumbling this.

It's value relative to other currencies is irrelevant. Its value relative to my heating and grocery bills is what matters. I care far more how many gallons of milk I can buy with 10 USD than how many Yen that I can buy.

Gold, or crypto? Because with gold, at least, that "fear" has been realized over the course of the last 5 years in the form of a rapidly weakened dollar.

The USA Wrestling logo is a suplex.

Tie and go to Arrowhead? Is that still a thing?