BullBuchanan

I love how people think that receiving a ballot indicates that just anyone can fill it out and it's going to be accepted - like there's no processing steps whatsoever that look for fraud. I also love how people point to the cases of people being charged with attempted voter fraud as some sort of example that it's a problem, when in reality it's an example of why it's not because they've been caught. If you wanted to make an argument about fraudulent ballots at a smaller scale for something like the local school board, I'd listen to that. When you're talking about statewide and federal elections though, it's always going to be a lot easier to suppress to vote, gerrymander districts and use the news cycle to your advantage. Hell, even having people not record the voting numbers is a bigger issue. Cases of voter fraud are statistically irrelevant in presidential elections.

Yup: https://www.newser.com/story/294404/covid-heart-problem-sidelines-red-sox-pitcher.html The pneumonia you can wrap your head around, but the possibility that is may be a vascular disease is a lot to handle.

Bummer.

CB2 and SLB are probably the weakest, but not really concerned. Not a lot of teams have a great #2.

My folks took up raising chickens a few years back. They're pretty messy, and you have to be careful of predators, but otherwise seem low maintenance. I got used to good quality eggs, and even the high end stuff at the supermarket doesn't come close.

Actually we didn't. See, part of the reason I was so excited for you to get here was so that I could let you make this incorrect leap of logic and watch you fail. Is it as good as I hoped? It's better. To start, it is not being a fraud to participate in a system you did not design and do not prefer when you have no direct individual power to change it. Second of all, every single employee was a member of the family. In essence, we operated as a co-operative.

As compared to the original content? I call a push, at best. I'll do it, though, because I know you hypocrites are soft.

That sweet release...

It's been over 20 and I've worked blue collar to white collar, unskilled to highly specialized, family business to international conglomerate, startup to a company with hundreds of thousands of employees. The only thing I've never really done is work for the government, though I've worked with them.

No, I do not. I think that the current ones are. I really don't think you know very much about the philosophies of the people that founded this country. You would be hard pressed to find many of them aligned to the republican cause today. Madison, Jefferson and Adams in particular.

A good parent doesn't praise a child when they do wrong. They correct it.

Because I'm an American patriot. Why would I move somewhere else and let my own country suffer?

I'm not deflecting anything. I'm just at the finish line waiting for you to get there with your idiotic line of logic. So, let's fast forward through the part where I say yes. Get to the point where you ask me why I participate in capitalism if I'm against it, like a ***** idiot. I'm dying for it.

Come on, I know you can get there. I'm waiting kiddo

You would be extremely incorrect, yet again. I've been working since I was 12.

Yes. Do you know what his organization would be worth if daddy stuck the $200M+ he left behind in the S&P 500 instead of letting donnie manage it? He would have vastly more wealth if all he did was literally nothing. That's how ***** of a businessman he is that he can't beat a 7% ROI with a $200M head start.

I'm loving watching the dunces do mental backflips to make excuses for this idiot and his color coded bar graphs. Trump wouldn't make it a day as an employee in any real organization.

Say what? https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/31/us/politics/trump-antifa-terrorist-group.html

The Trump model: reported cases go down when you stop testing for them: https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2020/08/03/with-busiest-florida-testing-sites-closed-new-coronavirus-cases-drop-significantly/

Would Ryan Tannehill, Teddy Bridgewater and Tyrod Taylor count if they put up big years?

Pretty shocked at this. If we've learned anything in Buffalo, it's that you can never have too many solid linemen.

I haven't yet, but I want to. I run my livingroom/sound system off of a laptop, but the new Pi's and competitors have HDMI 2.1 (4k120Hz) and I imagine that would save a lot of space and generate a lot less noise.

I lived a 10 minute walk from a casino in Seattle. Best day ever was $3900 (Including a ~$1700 monte carlo royal flush bonus) . I'm 99% poker and only ever mess around with pai gow or keno or something when I'm in vegas with friends. I do enjoy a little sports betting, but again mostly limited to vegas and house money on Draft Kings. For the last 5 years or so it's been home games, some poker rooms, and a couple trips to vegas. Overall, rake free home games are way more profitable.

Maybe not as much without Brady & Co, but they are just one season removed from another championship. I fully expect Belichick to put a competent team on the field. He was a very good coach before anyone ever heard of Tom Brady, and I'm betting he's eager to remind people of that. Like you said though, they aren't getting those insane discounts anymore.