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A few weeks back 4 Disney employees were arrested for pedophilia, which is the 10th straight year at least one employee was arrested in the Orlando area for that. So yes I want to protect my kids from some of the Disney employees. I did find it very odd that they would speak up about the bill right after these arrests

25 is far outside the range for me, but I am not sure I even do our second unless they are eating almost all of it.

His biggest downside is salary, if the Panthers are willing to eat a bunch of it I would love him but at this point he would not be used enough to justify that cost.

I just went through Josh and his stats vs the AFC east in the past 2 years, which is 13 games so almost a whole season. He has averaged 272 yards in the air, 40 on the ground, which includes the two high wind games this year which definitely hurt his throwing numbers. His total TDs is 30 passing, 3 rushing and only 3 picks. What I found most interesting is that the 35-0 thrashing of Dolphins this past year and 56-28 win the prior year are not above average number wise for him. His best games seem to be when we need it most.

I don't personally think Hydrogen fuel cells are the big winner, at least not in the next 30 years, but that is not important. Let free enterprise do their thing, as I stated government will hinder the search through regulation and paperwork while a companies know if they win this race they will be rich beyond compare

Your not wrong but I am going with the idea you get more traction with kindness. Truly she is a good person and knows she screwed up, just doesn't want it pointed out.

Why would the government need to fund the R&D of a technology that if properly functional will make the company who designs it trillions of dollars? This is not a race where there is a novel threat (Covid) or the loser is in trouble (atom bomb). Government does no good and is likely more of a obstacle then a help.

You know as well as I do that anything that is a CNN exclusive for more than 24 hours is complete garbage. When others report it I will take a look.

If you wait till they are similar cost truly it will be decades most likely. So you either force it or it won't come for quite some time and we are on the 4th version of "you only have 12 years" in my life.

The definition of a political hack- you should do the right thing but when I am in power it is whatever works. The Republicans should give up power that the Dems used and will use whenever possible?

You think Beane is gonna trust an opening day starter to come from an UD player this year? At least you admit that we definitely need another DB to start the season.

To the OP: it started in the New Deal, at least in US, and was on the face to protect people who could not find housing on their own. As always once the government gets involved cost skyrocket and efficiency dies.

The highest priority has to be CB- to claim we have all three of our opening day starting CB on the roster at this moment shows how little you understand our defense. Also to move from 25 to 15 should not require our first next year but we only have a few open slots on our 53 man roster so using our other picks to move up makes sense.

I was discussing with someone even if you take away the PR problems with this move do you actually expect Watson to be a top 5 QB in the next two seasons? I think Allen, Mahomes, Rodgers will almost certainly be better and I would expect Herbert, Burrows, Stafford and Dak to be better for the next two years most likely. The next group is tightly bunched so I would not even state he is guaranteed to be top 10. This move will only pay off if Browns win SB.

I would not be surprised if we trade up for a CB in the 12-15 range. We are very talented everywhere on the roster except CB until Tre comes back.

I would put in order of likelihood: Poyer, Oliver, Knox, Edmunds, and far down from there, Singletary. I think Poyer is almost a certainty and Oliver is likely unless he expects someone to spend a huge amount on him.

That would be great, he would explain he asked for National Guard troops and others said no. He would then ask why he was overruled and the entire committee would shut down.

True but the point of the Rooney rule is you must give an interview and real consideration to a minority candidate, so they did not break the rule. I might think the rule is dumb if an organization has a man selected before the search starts but the 32 owners made it happen so live by it.

As I stated he is a good dude but he works for the Federal Government and helped pushed the narrative. He is one of those guys who is real smart but unable to come to right conclusion too often

As pointed out a few times the study would be more useful if it delineated between a few factors such as age, starter vs backup, and position. These three elements could make all the difference.

My Brother in law (who is a good dude overall) just got Covid for the second time and has been on the leading edge of getting boosted actually said to my wife " at some point you need to take your medicine to get back to normal life". He has been boosted at least once if not twice yet still gotten Covid twice in the past 16 months but thinks the people who have never had Covid are the issue? His logic is certainly interesting.

Of course not, but why let any intelligent thought get in the way of good tweet?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.yahoo.com/amphtml/jen-psaki-shuts-down-fox-013547091.html This is the liberal way, make it so no one can observe a teacher without their permission and then claim that you don't have evidence they are doing it. Except there is plenty of evidence on TikTok and Twitter that they do it.

Who the heck allows a KG kid to have a cell phone without strict supervision? You must be a crappy parent if that is true. Secondly just because a kid is aware of something does not mean it is appropriate to discuss with them at any depth. Who listens to this and thinks this guy is anything except stupid?

I did miss that- you made a popular post apparently😀