BuffaloHokie13

He's 4th in the queue for Elon's neural link implant wait list. It'll add functionality to his arm and make him process the game faster!

As part of the math to get to my previous post, I learned that in 2016 we were averaging 25.93 PPG until the week 17 EJ/Cardale not privy debacle. And that's with a 7 point week 1 letdown in Baltimore. Another underused stat: Our offense, mostly with Tyrod at the helm, had a franchise record 13 consecutive home games with 20+ points

Silly answer: TO because that would just be interesting. Really though, probably Beane.

Do you know what y'all means? And while we're at it, could you define facts? We'll hold that one for a bit later.

In the 3 games EJ started over 2015 & 2016 (same offensive personnel) the Bills averaged 20.67 points per game. I assume that's what he's referencing. Of course he's leaving out that over the 29 games that Tyrod started in the same offense, the Bills averaged 24.69 points per game.

they finished 12th, but they were 7th IIRC before the week 17 firing and forced benching. The 2 top 10's were offensive DVOA (9th & 10th Respectively)

3 things I don't question: Hair appointment, Nail appointment, Wax appointment.

If DC became a state, would they need to elect a governor? How would you parse out duties between the governor and the mayor of a 1 city state? This was legitimately my shower thought this morning 😂

That 12th was 7th or 8th before they decided to start EJ for a half and Cardale for half #2 of week 17

I think when the dust settles it'll be not quite the inverse of that. I'm gonna say Moss is Lynch to Singletary's Freddy.

Big cat?

Your point stands, but we did have a non-offensive TD that game. Tyrod had 2 70+ yard TD passes too!

2008 - Didn't vote. Was busy establishing and running a fraternity and taking engineering courses. Didn't really have any interest in politics and didn't feel educated enough on the candidates to make a responsible decision. 2012 - Gary Johnson 2016 - Gary Johnson 2020 - Currently undecided, but definitely not Biden. Trump has been slowly winning me over, but I'm not quite there yet.

Turns out the polls were done by mail, so it's Trump's fault for killing the post office. Probably.

I could understand within like 3 years, a hs senior dating a freshman and then they continue to age. But 10 years is wild. You're talking about a PhD candidate and a HS senior on the high end. You're talking about a college freshman and a 3rd grader on the low end...

HUGE

?‍♂️ I just read the summary and found the premise to be less inflammatory than the headline. How it is achieved is above my pay grade

Read the summary

"Must result in bodily injury" It's allowing police wives to slap their husbands when its deserved. More seriously, it seems like if you were to throw a bottle at an officer it wouldn't be a felony unless you hit them pretty good with it. Should prevent some charges from being drummed up due to a bruised ego, but maybe I'm just optimistic. I'll be interested to hear our resident enforcers response to it. I get the feeling they won't care too much.

Assuming the summary is correct, it's basically allowing the ones that do not result in any harm to be a misdemeanor. I'm okay with that tbh.

Bezos has cigars big enough to make me think that has a good use.

So DR is sometimes correct as well? https://ballotpedia.org/California_Proposition_16,_Repeal_Proposition_209_Affirmative_Action_Amendment_(2020) That proposition, which passed, was to repeal proposition 209 which states "the government and public institutions cannot discriminate against or grant preferential treatment to persons on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in public employment, public education, and public contracting." This hereby allows the government to discriminate based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin.

I believe California just voted to repeal their civil rights act and allow discrimination based on race.

Well, it seems like the he was just breaking up a fight narrative is dead

Triggered?