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i would like to believe this is true, but we are talking about Gruden here.

i think Gruden is an idiot but he can't be this stupid, can he?

which ever way it goes, i am thankful that they came to SJF. loved, loved, loved having my Bills in my locality. made the (late Spring) early Summer that much better.

lol. baselessly huh? it is ill conceived because it doesn't matter, one iota. the only thing and i repeat... the only thing that matters is the completion percentage, period. it is an accurate gauge of what a QB is doing. explain it all away anyway you like... it. doesn't. matter. who gives a ***** what anyone outside of Bills nation thinks? i like Allen a lot and think he is the best shot we have had at the QB position (as evidenced by my jersey purchase) since Kelly. that doesn't mean he is however. believe it or not trans, i like you. i just know your track record and how horrible it has been at judging QBs. it is with that forethought that i can't help but be extremely skeptical of any analysis you dream up. you did the same for ... how many other Bills QBs that were not the answer?

meh.

in my estimation, you are correct, this would be the first step (gosh is that first step taking forever to unroll). by my understanding, while the beginning of the corruption quite possibly began back in 1913, i believe the current corruption began during the Reagan administration. the systemic underbelly is likely deep at this point and a systemic operation to eradicate said nefarious elements would be not only necessary but welcome. with that said, i don't trust them, one bit. call me jaded but, and this is why i am considered an anarchist, i think the only way to ensure a complete purge is to push the lot of them to the curb and start over. are your sources telling you this? lol, yes dear.

didn't know her, unfortunately is my guess. it appears that she was a bit larger than life. rip njsue. go bills!

let's hope you are wrong. for the future of the republic, you had better be wrong. i think you are wrong. i hope you are wrong. the con to the bolded is that these are merely puppets and not the hidden hand. minions are replaceable.

holy *****. this is a WaPo article? it is all going to come out!

from this, it would appear that Lynch is the one lying about the, 'call it a matter' issue.

all of which leads me to believe that the Donner Party is doing everything it can to get Trump re-elected. this alone causes me to be alarmed, why do they so desperately want Donald Re-elected?

okay. i guess then neither are any of our elected representatives. i want to see each and everyone of their tax returns.

above the law? understand what you are advocating for here - the ability of the state to obtain your private financial information to be used in any way they see fit. also, do you not understand that we are talking about the IRS here and if anything, anything was untoward with his taxes, he would be audited and then if anything were found to be out of order, he would face legal consequences, right?

FIFY https://twitter.com/Surabees/status/1130613421538459649

lol. you do realize quite a number of your boys are going to jail, right?

good to see you, Royale.

you mean Cian is not transplant?

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like... Soupe de Ville?

yep, just looked it up on their site. it is basically a Bitcoin 101 segment for the (m)asses/unaware. ETA: it has a few facts wrong. the portion about the mine in Iceland being one of the places that safeguard the records is a misnomer. i have a record of every single transaction ever on my hard drive here and it could be duplicated anywhere in the world if need be. this is called decentralization and a core component of the blockchain's value. the other single most important aspect is the trustless nature of it. Bitcoin's wild ride

what?

sure it was. the coup plotters couldn't actually do it domestically at the outset so they farmed the operation out.

i just call my local bookie.

great! then we can look forward to another long and ill conceived thread analysis by none other than transplant.