Doc Brown
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It's no Comet.
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Kelvin Benjamin took cheap shots at his ex quarterback who always seemed to perform better without him. Jalen Ramsey has only been on one team and didn't take any cheap shots at any players on his team. That should be rather obvious.
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Any hashtag started on twitter is dubious as most #walkaway people are Trump supporters pretending to walk away and it's wishful thinking. It's just the way social media works and twitter seems to be the perfect medium for that. For the few democrats that are, they're obviously not very ideological to begin with or are so self absorbed that they think they're above the current state of the party (see Never Trumpers).
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Has a career as the president when he retires.
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-It's never a good sign when your starting quarterback is giving a head coach advice.
-Everybody gets one mulligan except for Josh Gordon apparently.
-I don't think there's a coach in sports more unlikable than Gregg Williams.
-I could tell it was a preseason game because Tyrod's two minute drill didn't end with a sack on 4th down after 4 plays.
-Coleman only practices with the 1st team. Period. You f*** with him and he'll make you trade him.
-Looking forward to next week's episode with the Bills coming to town.
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21 minutes ago, DC Tom said:
Bush Jr's presidency was ridiculously snake-bit. It started with 9/11, ended with the financial meltdown, and had Hurricane Katrina in between. Any one of those would define a presidency; he got all three.
Between those, what was probably the most incompetently stupid Congress in the history of the country up to that time, and half the country thinking he was illegitimate because snowbirds were too goddamn weak to push a stick through a piece of paper, he did a surprisingly passable job for being such a Howdy-Doody-looking halfwit.
I agree, but those aren't my complaints about Bush Jr. Those things were out of his control for the most part. I thought he did a good job his first year with with the NCLB act and being the moral leader our country needed after 9/11. He was also a better unifier than Obama and way better than Trump thus far.
However, using the post 9/11 fear and faulty intelligence to gain public and congressional support for the Iraq War and the passing of The Patriot Act has and will continue to do lasting damage to this country.
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6 minutes ago, Koko78 said:
I'd suspect that it's not as normal as having them sign NDAs when they begin their employment.
Got ya. She actually signed it before her employment so that makes sense. What was her specialty in the administration again?
7 minutes ago, njbuff said:The left will tell you a whole different story without anything to back it up.
I won't say anything about Trump being one of the greatest Presidents ever until his time is up.
I have known five in my life
Reagan - outstanding
Bush 1 - eh
Bill Clinton - I actually liked Bill and thought he was good. I didn't care about him doing things with Monica and I thought the impeachment process with him was a joke.
Bush 2 - awful
Obama - worst President this country has ever seen by a country mile. People call me racist when I say this and I tell them I don't give a flying fvck what color or race Obama is, he was/is awful just the same.
Bush Jr. was by far the worst in my lifetime and it's not even close. You'd have to go back to pre civil war to find the worst in history though. James Buchanan maybe.
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2 minutes ago, row_33 said:
Why not?
More curiousity than anything. I'm just wondering if it has to do with national security.
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Is it a normal practice for white house employees to sign nondisclosure agreements when they leave the administration?
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I'm fine with four as the bubble players should get every opportunity they can to make the team. I'd lower the ticket prices to under 20 bucks though. Especially for that 4th game.
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30 minutes ago, LABillzFan said:
Exactly correct. In fact, even worse is the left not only NOT calling them out, but far leftists like Waters 'suggesting' things may get violence.
Yeah....If I was the Minority Leader I would of publicly demanded she step down after that tape came out. That's dangerous rhetoric and a person you don't want to define you as a party. Just another reason Democratic candidates trying to take out Republican incumbents in the House are calling for Pelosi to be replaced.
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9 hours ago, westside said:
Stop projecting
Doc, to protest against antifa and all the hate and violence they spew, doesn't mean you're supporting Nazism. That's what they want you to believe. They takeit right out if the Saul Alinsky book. If you're not with us, you're a racist, nazi, or whatever the newest hated slogan they come up with.
Lie, lie lie until they start believing it. That's what tibs, donbb, Gary, 34 are doing. I walked away from the Democratic party because of just that. I refuse to support that thuggish behavior.
You seem like a decent guy Doc. I would never put you in the same category as those fascists who have taken over the DNC. We need to take it back!
They haven't taken over the party as antifa has been around a long time and is a sliver of the democratic base, but the media and most Democratic politicians not calling them out and exposing them for what they are is what's troubling.
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I've never went hunting. My father was never a hunter (although he made sure I knew how to handle a shotgun and a glock for self defense). I enjoy other outdoor activities like golf, fishing, hiking, wind surfing, and tailgating, but hunting just never peaked my interests. I've pry killed more deer with my car then I would ever be able to kill if I went hunting every weekend during deer season.
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I remember last year thinking these anarchist antifa idiots are actually making me defend neo-Nazis/white supremacists right to free speech. The sad part about antifa is it discredits, through association, the broader peaceful movement against racism and hate.
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I kind of liked Allen playing the entire 2nd half last week. Made the whole game entertaining. I wouldn't mind if they did that again.
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6 hours ago, TakeYouToTasker said:
The legislative branch legislates (or at least it's supposed to). You expect them to write laws which negatively impact themselves?
If you put enough public pressure on them they will. A member of Congress should not be allowed to serve as a corporate board member for private companies while their government position may give them access to sensitive information before it becomes public.
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1 minute ago, row_33 said:
Most lose because the Dem Party had nothing to offer beyond Obama and Slick as Presidents, and don’t even have that right now
And both were also kinda useless and running from their mandates, so they got clobbered
Trump is carrying out his promises and MAGA
Even Republicans under Reagan lost seats at both midterms and he won 49 states in the '84 election. Trump's going to have to gin up enthusiasm among his voters because the Clinton voters will walk over broken glass barefoot Die Hard style to get to the polls this November.
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The owners and Goodell have screwed this up from the beginning. When Trump called the players kneeling SOB's at that rally in Alabama the owners should've came out with a joint statement saying the president has zero sway in our National Anthem policy as he purposefully tried to create a false dichotomy to score political points and we will ignore any comments made by him in the future.
Now he's going to use this never ending issue (we all wish would just go away) to create voter enthusiasm at the midterms. Same reason he came up with The Space Force and does all these rallies. Most newly elected president's party loses seats in the midterms because their voters felt they've already won and the opposing side is dying for payback. The owners fecklessness has allowed him to continue to make this a hot button issue and the NFL has nobody to blame but themselves.
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50 minutes ago, EersN'Bills said:
Hahaha, yeah that's Orchard Park's own Ron Wolfley!
Was also a fullback/Special Teamer for WVU and the Cardinals in the 80s. His brother, Craig, played at Syracuse and for the Steelers (I think he still does sideline reporting for their radio broadcast too).
He does sound like he should be announcing WWE matches.
Thanks. I swore it was Jesse Ventura and then thought why the hell would he be calling a preseason Cardinals game? It was entertaining color commentary for a change.
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On a side note, that Cardinals color commentator sounded exactly like Jesse Ventura
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It was a mixed bag for Rosen like Allen. He threw some really nice balls and made one nearly fatal (pick 6) error. Little could've had that back shoulder throw near the sidelines near the end of the half. What was up with the snapper? Only time will tell, but I'm happy Rosen's in the NFC.
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It should be a good battle between the Texans and Jaguars. If the injury bug doesn't hit the Texans and Watson plays like he did pre ACL-tear then I think the Texans take the division. Just because Blake Bortles will return to regular season Blake Bortles who's WR core is average at best.
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1 hour ago, Boatdrinks said:
How many Presidents / Presidential candidates got out of Nam via the National Guard etc or whatever ? WTF cares? The vast majority of politicians didn’t serve ; means jack squat.
McCain and Kerry served (a lot of good that did them). Their opponents over the years tried to sully their war records. There may be some truth to McCain's, but the allegations against Kerry was bs. Kerry in particular served and then joined the antiwar activist so he served his country and then stood up for what he believed to be an immoral war saying in front of Congress, "We rationalized destroying villages in order to save them. We saw America lose her sense of morality as she accepted very coolly a My Lai and refused to give up the image of American soldiers who hand out chocolate bars and chewing gum."
If Trump had a record like that I'd have a lot more respect for him, but it wasn't that uncommon to try and get out of going to Vietnam so I'm not going to constantly bring it up.
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After the draft: He's a long term project that's going to have his ups and down with patience being the key in his development.
After 1st preseason game: He needs to start with the 1's despite the two quarterbacks above him on the depth chart playing well.
Anyone remember November 29. 1998?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Game was stolen from us. I've never been more ticked off at the refs after any other game.
For every Bills fan that complains about Instant Replay slowing the game down I refer to this game. We win the game if Instant Replay was a part of the game at that time.