Motorin'

You have to tackle him low there, should have wrapped his legs up. Just have to avoid going head first I to this thighs like Taylor Rapp did.

Jim, he just said he always believed he was the toughest QB in the NFL, but now he knows that's Herbert.

Justin Herbert is in fact not the toughest QB in the history of the league, Mr. Harbaugh.

The issue most cited by voters was "threat to democracy." A majority of respondents who cited a "threat to democracy" were concerned with the censorship creeping towards 1984 of the Democrat party / media establishment. You know, Hillary Clinton, Kerry and Kamala saying they have to impose censorship on conservative views in order to establish "total control."

Pot meet kettle. The people who voted for Trump this election represent possibly the most ideologically diverse electorate in US history. But the singular unifying principle amongst Trump voters is that the Democrat left has become a brainwashed, pro censorship, anti-intellectual cadre of woke pc nonsense.

And what about the Constitutionality of the President being able to use the National Guard for law enforcement?

Tell us how the Posse Comitatus Act applies to the National Guard.

Ana and a few other liberals having open and honest dialogue with conservatives over the last four years really opened my eyes to the spell of TDS within my own thinking. There was one conversation in particular, where a liberal speaker was talking about how throughout American history people from both parties often had unique views on the issues for reasons particular to the specific issue. Whereas there's an orthodoxy now, where you are required to almost profess your faith to the views of your party. Essentially your side is right on every issue and the other side is wrong on every issue. And that's how the left has become something unrecognizable from classical liberalism.

And Josh Allen. Who has more manhood in his pinky toe than 3/4ths of the board.

For sure, that's The Hokey Pokey

How dare you infuse metaphor into something so linear and objective as music interpretation!

It's the Vibes + the actual message of the song... The message isn't about being cheated on. It's about overcoming paranoia and the control of negative thoughts to become the best vision of yourself and embrace your true destiny.

It's just the price I pay, DESTINY IS CALLING ME. HELLO

It's just the price I pay, Destiny is calling me...

I still say it's perfect for Bills fans. Don't let past disappointments take control. We have Josh Allen.

The message of the song is promoting infidelity and paranoia? And not about overcoming it? If you've done research you should know the songwriter is also Christian and infuses his spirituality into his music. There's a clear parallel to Bills fans always assuming the worse. I remember a poster in early 2020, after an INT, literally saying that drafting Josh Allen will be end of the franchise. I can't think of a better anthem for paranoid and pervasively negative Bills fans than the overly infectious positivity of Mr. Brightside. Maybe focus on what destiny is calling you!

Or you could just ignore the title of the song. But it's just the price I pay, destiny is calling me Open up my eager eyes, 'cause I'm Mr. Brightside

You're clearly smarter than 100k+ Bills fans, as well as the players who love it as an anthem.

It's a song about reaching your ultimate destiny.

That's not what the song is about.

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With that run, Josh surpasses OJ Simpson's rushing TD's as a Buffalo Bills... Twas better than a white Ford Bronco chase.