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Doc Brown

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  1. Maybe but hopefully this ruling eventually leads to to the Supreme Court where they'll rule it unconstitutional. Similar to the student loan forgiveness executive orders by Biden. I doubt Congress has the guts to do anything.
  2. Thank God. Small businesses can breathe a sign of relief for now. Congress. Now's your shot if you want the power of the purse back.
  3. I thought that I remember being reports when the offense went in a slump in the middle of the season that some players thought Mahomes should start. Maybe I'm misremembering though.
  4. All hope isn't lost. Watson said he's coming back from injury and he'll be better than ever.
  5. The only real exception to this would be Mahomes in 2017. Everyone on the team knew he was going to be a star and already the best QB on the rostetr. Alex Smith was an entrenched veteran though and Andy Reid's outstanding coaching resume up to that point allowed them to "get away with it" for lack of a better term.
  6. It's a combination Ketamine and Ecstasy.
  7. Well, it was fun well it lasted.
  8. You wonder about where he is medical wise after he had surgery for his torn meniscus. Teams might not want to commit until right up to training camp if he's given the medical clear to play.
  9. To be fair (and I don't know why you dug up a thread from eight years ago), I didn't know that Hunter Biden's dad was going to become president at that point when it comes to pardons.
  10. They actually have a "TrumpWatch" section on the site. 🤣🤣🤣 Kudos to them for recognizing its targeted audience.
  11. It's definitely an issue that will drive me to the polls.
  12. It definitely reduces the chance that we trade Epenesa imo. Hope the staff go into the season with the mindset that Bosa won't be available. He's definitely ***** with people. I heard Gabe Davis looks excellent out their now that he's fully recovered from his high ankle sprain that limited his production last season.
  13. It was a joke. Anybody that isn't a little concerned that he's injured already given his history is lying to themselves. Anybody that thinks the sky is falling is overreacting to a May injury of a calf pull.
  14. Thanks for sharing. There's a lot of gems in there. I was crying with laughter when they said "If you have not yet committed suicide, then insert Diskillete 1 in in Drive slot 2 (or vice versa)."
  15. Still well below Biden's highs. Just remove the stupid tariffs and consumer confidence will soar.
  16. If we cut him now we save $520k this year and $5.4m next year.
  17. I didn't realize they never even confirmed it. Lol. McDermott would probably sacrifice his left hand if it meant not doing Hard Knocks.
  18. 😂 Problem: my computer won't turn on. Solution: check to make sure the computer is plugged in; check to make sure the power button is in the ON position; check the cables for damage; dig up underground cables in your garden and check for damage; drive out into country and check electricity pylons for signs of fallen wires; call hotline.
  19. It's not TV. It's HBO and HBO Max. Unless you haven't upgraded the Max app software to change to HBO Max. We'll need your user name and password which you pry forgot because we like to complicate the hell out of things. We'll send you a four digit verification number on your cell phone in order to send you the e-mail to how to reset your password. Once you do that you can choose your own password but it can't be anything similar to the one before so you'll most likely have no memory of this password unless you write it down. I don't have a pen so I'll pry just use the suggested password and go through this whole shenanigans in a couple of months when they update their software on the app again. However, they'll add three security questions just to be on the safe side after the process. We've come such a long way as a society.
  20. HBO, HBO Max, or Max? I assume it's not on Cinemax. I long for the days of 2, 4, 7, and sometimes 29.
  21. Well, I just got back from my sister in law's mini get together where when the Bills came up all I heard about was how excited they are that we got three home night games in September, how Josh is marrying whatever his fiances name is, and how cool the new stadium is starting to look. They even asked me where the Super Bowl was next year and then whether the 49ers played in a dome. Too much positivity for me so I figured I'd come to this board and first post I read is Allen's footwork sucks on most of the 20 plus yard passes from a clean pocket last year. Order has been restored. He's not wrong btw.
  22. He's had hamstring injuries and one shoulder fracture so he should be fine. The issue last year with the Redskins I guess is he didn't fit in well with Quinn's scheme or fell out of favor? Whatever. He's athletic enough and put enough good play on tape that he's absolutely worth the low one year contract. I like him better than Mike Edwards.
  23. It's a cost benefit analysis though. Would your net worth be more or less if you both didn't go to college?
  24. It doesn't matter if it was 1 in 50. You'd still be getting the same nonsense that posters spew their anti vaccine nonsense on here.
  25. To me this is what it really comes down to. Everything else is just noise. It is a MPD approved technique but should only be for a short time though based off the testimony of the two MPD training officers at the trial. The documentary left that part out. Specifically that MPD trained officers are trained to put their knee on a handcuffed person’s upper back and neck area if they were combative and posed a threat to themselves or others. Police were instructed to move the person into a safe position as soon as possible “to alleviate positional asphyxia.” He was still using the technique even after Floyd went limp (around 4 minutes and 51 seconds) and kept his knee on his upper knee/back for at least three minutes after he went limp. There's really no excuse for that and Chauvin gets little sympathy from me. However, I thought the charges ( unintentional second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter) were excessive. He shouldn't have been given 22 and 1/2 years in prison imo and I'm surprised Barr didn't approve the plea deal of 10 years in jail for third degree murder. Worries about public perception should not have been his reason for launching a full investigation imo.
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